DIY Rustic Wood Vase Holder

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Easy DIY Rustic Wood Vase Holder
DIY Rustic Wood Vase Holder
DIY Rustic Wood Vase Holder

Hello, my creative friends! Thank goodness that the rain has subsided, and I finally get to venture outside again. Guess where I’m headed? Shocker! Right to my stash of scrap wood to try this new DIY wood vase holder project. Not my original idea, but I’m going to put my own rustic spin on it. Let’s DIY DO this!

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DIY Rustic Wood Vase Holder

You’ve heard me say many times to save those pieces of scrap wood, and here’s one reason why. I was looking for a vase to put my hydrangea cuttings in, and a plain ole glass vase wasn’t cutting it for me. Once again, I was inspired by a big brand name selling them for… well, let’s say it wasn’t in my price range.

DIY Rustic Wood Vase Holder

Here’s what you need to make this DIY rustic scrap wood vase holder.

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Can you see what I see? Glass and wood are always a winning combo. Now to make the magic happen.

How To Make A DIY Vase Holder In 4 Easy Steps

Step 1

The first thing you will need to do is decide how many vases you want to display in your wood vase holder. I think 3 or 5 vases look nice, depending on the length you want or the size of the vases. For this project, I chose to use 3 vases I already had on hand, but I intend to do one with 5 vases for my 8-foot dining room table. I just need to find them.

You can pick up glass vases for almost nothing at garage sales. I like white bud vases with long skinny necks too.

Measure the vases you want to use and cut the fence pickets to the length that works to build a frame around the vases. If you want the vases to be removable for cleaning, cut the holes a bit larger than the vase’s neck so they can be slipped out easily. Cut them to fit if you don’t care and are using artificial flowers.

I did a test run and pieced the wood together, making a frame first.

You can make DIY wood vase holders from scrap wood and a few glass vases. Quick and easy DIY. Check it out!

Cutting The Holes For A Wood Vase Holder

Step 2

Once you have the wood, cut it to size and measure where you want your vase opening to be; the best way to do this is to center the first vase on the board and then measure the placement for the other two with equal spacing. I used a pencil to mark the vase’s opening and cut a hole using a hole saw. These holes will vary based on your hole saw bit, but you can also use a jigsaw.

Once you have the wood, cut to size, measure where you want your wood vase holder opening to be; the best way to do this is to center the first vase on the board and then measure the placement for the other two with equal spacing. I used a pencil to mark the vase's opening and cut a hole using a hole saw. These holes will vary based on the hole saw bit that you have, but you can also use a jigsaw.

Step 3

Now is a good time to smooth out any rough areas on the wood after cutting the holes. For this project, I choose to leave the wood rustic as is. But there is no reason you couldn’t paint it pretty or add your style to a wood vase holder.

Now is a good time after cutting the holes to smooth out any rough areas on the wood. For this project, I choose to leave the wood rustic as is. But there is no reason that you couldn't paint it a pretty color or add your own style to a wood vase holder.

How To Assemble Your Wood Vase Holder

Step 4

Building the frame for your wood vase holder, it’s pretty easy. I used wood glue to join the ends and secured them with a couple of nails on each joint. Nothing difficult. Allow it to dry overnight, slide the vases in their proper place, and then add your favorite flowers.

Building the frame for your wood vase holder, it's pretty easy. I used wood glue to join the ends and secured them with a couple of nails on each joint. Nothing difficult. Allow it to dry overnight, slide the vases in their proper place, and then add your favorite flowers. To see how this turned out, check out my blog.

Oh my goodness, these are too stinking cute! Immediately I placed the wood vase holder in the opening of my kitchen passthrough. L-O-V-E them so much! Now I can enjoy my beautiful hydrangeas all day inside and out.

Oh my goodness, these are too stinking cute! Immediately I placed the wood vase holder in the opening of my kitchen passthrough. L-O-V-E them so much! Now I can enjoy my beautiful hydrangeas all day inside and out.

But it also looks beautiful on my dining room table. I was literally running around placing them all over my home. It’s the little DIY things that make me happy.

This DIY wood vase holder looks beautiful on my dining room table. I was literally running around placing them all over my home. It's the little DIY things that make me happy. Learn how I did it on the blog.

So, I created a second wood vase holder and used some milk glass bud vases. These are adorable too! I have this vision of using colored vases too. Which do you like best?

So, I created a second wood vase holder and used some milk glass bud vases. These are adorable too! I have this vision of colored vases too. Learn how to make these on my blog.
This was one of those feel-good DIY projects, and I'm so happy I get to share it with you. Learn how I made these rustic wood vase holder in 4 easy steps on the blog.

This was one of those feel-good DIY projects, and I’m so happy I get to share these projects with you.

So, you know, I’m dying to hear what you think about this DIY wood vase holder. What would you do differently? What’s your special twist you would add to it? Inspired me in the comment section below. I love hearing all your ideas! 🙂

Until the next project… xo, Do

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22 Comments

  1. I have lots of old bottles that would work wonderfully in this project. Have been looking for a way to use them. Thanks!

  2. Love this idea and so simple! I especially like the clear vases. I think you could use odd shaped jars as well. Thanks for the idea.
    Also would love to know how you posted your 40#. You look great!

  3. Love the vase holder! It is so unique and you could use any type vase in it. The flowers are gorgeous. By the way you look amazing as well.

  4. Donna,

    I believe I have the same bottles that you do. Could you give the dimensions that you used? Your holder is perfect!!

    Thank you in advance,
    Tawn

    1. Hi Tawn,
      Thank you! The easiest way would be to measure your bottles to make sure you get the right cuts to fit. My bottles measure 6.25 inches. I allowed the bottle’s neck to be even with the top board. I hope this helps. 🙂

  5. Such a cute idea. These would make great gifts. I really like the clear bases.
    Congratulations on the weight loss. No easy task but so rewarding.

  6. Love this Do. If I ever get the time and energy I would love to try making this and other things I think of but something always stops the idea.
    By the way,,you look fabulous Darlin!
    Thank you for sharing all your awesome ideas and showing how it is done.
    Love & Huggies to ya Girl xo

  7. Which one do I like better? That’s a tough one. I thunk I like both if them or any vases you chose. It’s just a simple something thats adds the perfect touch.

    1. Hi Leslie,
      I think it’s the personal touches that level up even the most simple things. Thanks for reading. Have a great day. 🙂 xo

    1. Hi Lori,
      I’m so glad you enjoyed this DIY home decor project. It brings me a lot of joy to share the things I love with others. Thanks for reading and have a great week. 🙂

  8. This looks so easy to do but makes such a huge impact – way better than just a plain glass vase!! Looks amazing in your beautiful space my friend! XOXO

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