28 Easy Wood Projects To Make And Sell

Simple To Make Easy Wood Projects

Got wood scraps? This simple-to-make DIY Wooden Sign is great for customization. It’s a blank canvas for your creativity, regardless of your style.

These DIY Photo Block Stands are super easy to make, and you can make batches in no time at all. I made three different styles. CLICK HERE to see how I made this one, as well as the other two styles.

Talk about a great gift idea for the cook in your life? This DIY Cookbook Stand is the star of the show in the kitchen. It’s a great way to stay hands-free when you’re cooking your favorite recipe.

My absolute fave easy wood project is this DIY Barn Quilt. I made it from scrap wood and just painted on the design! It’s super quick and easy, surprisingly!

Got sticks? These Twig Houses are the perfect fun Fall and Winter wood projects for those fallen twigs and sticks left in the yard. It’s especially fun for the kiddos, too.

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This wood project is one of my best sellers at craft fairs. These Scrap Wood Block Houses are super easy to make and can be painted or left as bare wood. Especially for the rustic lover.

Generally, these DIY Wooden Tags are fun wood projects that can be made with just about any scrap piece of wood you may have on hand. I’m even sharing how to create rust on new washers for that rustic look, as well as the tags.

Got wood pallets? The wood on a pallet can make a beautiful Wood Pallet Sign. I made a video of the step-by-step process so you can make your own. CLICK HERE to watch it on that post.

A while back, I decided I needed a bathroom shelf over my claw-foot bathtub. How hard can it be? Turns out, it was super simple to make this DIY Bathroom Shelf. And it turned out so well!

Another simple two-board wood project is this DIY Picture Ledge Shelf. I love being able to change out my photos and even add a bit of my style with them.

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How cool are these? This DIY wood project may look complicated, but I’m here to tell you that if I can do it, you can too. These would be easy to make in batches. The complete tutorial for these DIY Wooden Lanterns is easy to follow.

Here’s another innovative use of wood scraps to make these beautiful DIY Wood Wall Pockets. I love mine, and it allows me to change out the florals anytime I want. BONUS! Your flowers will never die.

Who would have thought that a DIY Wood Box would make the perfect vessel for a centerpiece? Well, here’s the proof! Easy to make and style. Just fill it with your favorite decor. As a matter of fact, I’ve even added wood candy corn in mine for Halloween.

Think about adding A Wood Frame – it’ll make your canvas look even better and could bump up the value, especially if you’re selling your art. Why not give it a simple wood frame? Or step it up a notch and add a Floating Wood Frame.

I made this DIY Napkin Holder for my hubby and I’ve had so many compliments on it. It’s simple but does the job, and it matches my farmhouse style perfectly. I even made tiny worm holes in the wood.

Yep! It’s a square DIY Lazy Susan that I made from a piece of leftover butcher block countertop when we remodeled our kitchen. The hardware used to make this spin in a circular motion is the same, so you can make them square or round. Wood scraps work great too on this easy project.

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These are so trendy in kitchen decor. While these primitive cutting boards are not food safe, they can be with the right products. So, instead, I made them into DIY Table Risers by adding feet. It’s a charming way to dress up your kitchen.

Seriously, who doesn’t want a cute vase holder? I whipped up this Rustic Wood Vase Holder in no time. And using a few of them is a super cool way to show off your fresh flowers!

Here’s a simple idea that turned out to be such a helpful tool in the kitchen and the pantry. Check out this DIY Rolling Wood Crate and how I use it in my home.

This easy-to-make Table Riser adds a design element that serves both decorative and functional purposes. I love a good one-board project!

Suppose you frequent the ReStore (benefitting Habitat for Humanity). In that case, you can find a lot of wood cabinet doors in multiple shapes, sizes, and designs that you can use for many DIY wood projects, including this Repurposed Toilet Paper Holder.

Turn those wood scraps into a Rustic Blanket Ladder! It’s super functional and creates a cozy way to showcase your quilts and blankets when it’s cold outside.

Just A Few More Projects!

How cool is this Picture Frame Tray made from old fence pickets? You know you can usually snag free wood when someone gets a new fence, right? Totally! That’s how I get a bunch of my wood for projects.

Don’t pass up those large frames when you’re out and about thrifting. Add a faux shiplap backing made from plywood to create a Shiplap Picture Frame. It makes a lovely background for wreaths, canvases, or other decorative items that can be displayed on a wall.

Here’s another cool idea for using up scrap wood – this Rustic Wood Wreath Frame. I made it from an old mirror frame, and it looks so good!

This Wall Coat Hanger is super simple to create with only one piece of wood! Incorporate some antique hardware for an elegant finish. Mount it on the wall in your entryway, restroom, or storage area.

It’s not uncommon to come across these dresser harps quite frequently. They’re a bit out of style for most, but they can be repurposed into a country farmhouse style in just minutes by adding old pallet wood as a backing. CLICK HERE for the tutorial.

To finish off my collection of easy wood projects, how about making a Farmhouse Market Sign? It beautifully replicates the look of weathered metal with a charming, rusty, vintage aesthetic. These signs are a great addition and offer a touch of rustic elegance, making them fun projects to create and share!

I sincerely hope that you found this collection of easy-to-make wood projects both inspiring and enjoyable, and I genuinely wish that you have just as much creative satisfaction and fun bringing these ideas to life as I have while designing and sharing them with you!

Hope you have tons of fun DIY-ing!

xo, Do