DIY Farmhouse Projects, Spring, Summer
This farmhouse flower box was SO simple to create and makes for the perfect farmhouse decor all year round!
Y’all, I’m seriously SO excited about this series! I mean honestly, who doesn’t have 10 minutes to spare?
On the first Wednesday of each month, I’ve been teaming up with an amazing group of bloggers to bring you all sorts of inspiration that you’re sure to love. This month’s theme was {easy flower arranging}, and I cannot wait to see the lovely ideas that everyone came up with!
But first,
I’ll be sharing my own simple farmhouse flower box…
I started with a simple DIY flower box we whipped up last year (find the tutorial here) and a few hydrangea flowers.
I popped the heads from the stems and tucked the tops into my flower box…
That’s it!
It doesn’t get much simpler than that!!!
It looks absolutely perfect in our new farmhouse style dining space!
This DIY farmhouse flower box took just minutes to make, but it’s definitely been one of our most used ever – it’s just SO versatile! See how I’ve put it to work with some other projects below:
Scrap Wood Planter Box
Spring Mason Jar Centerpiece
Farmhouse Dining Room
Now, just in case you saw something you absolutely loved in our new dining space, I’ve linked up sources for all of my decor below:
You can find our beautiful dining furniture at The Brick:
– Hanco*ck Park Dresser
– Hanco*ck Park Dining Table
– Hanco*ck Park Curio Cabinet
You might also want to check out these other tutorials from our farmhouse dining space:
Farmhouse Style Dining Room
10 Minute Spring Centerpiece
Now, don’t forget to check out the lovely ideas my friends came up with…
HUGE thanks to my friends at The Brick for sponsoring this post!
Wishing you SUCH a lovely day!
PS. This post contains affiliate links. For more information, please read my privacy and disclosure policies.
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kristin salazar says
I love your handmade box and the flower tips look so pretty in it!
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Lauren says
So very pretty! I don’t have hydrangeas unfortunately but my peonies are getting ready to bloom and I’m thinking those would look pretty as well. I’m going to take a look at the instructions for the box too! I have lots of reclaimed wood that I think would work really well for this. Love all of the other ideas posted for flower arrangements!
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Kristi says
LOVE peonies Lauren! I can’t wait to plant some of my own someday! SO happy you’re feeling inspired to use up some of that reclaimed wood!
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Carol ("Mimi") says
So pretty! The wooden flower box with white hydrangeas goes perfectly with your neutral and white farmhouse decor. It makes a nice, simple centerpiece that doesn’t overpower your table.
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Kristi says
Thanks so much Carol! I love the simplicity of it too!
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Sandra Garth says
I’ve been searching for one of these for a long time and haven’t found one that is reasonably priced yet. Guess it’s time to make one! Thanks for the instructions and beautiful pictures.
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Kristi says
Oh good, well I’m thrilled to hear that you’re feeling inspired to make your own! Thanks so much Sandra!
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I love simple and easy DIYs and this ones so pretty!
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Kristi says
Thanks so much Kendra!
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Beverly says
Love boxes and how lovely a simple box with some flowers looks so good.
Hugs,
BevReply
Kristi says
Thanks Beverly!!!
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Sherry says
Looks lovely! Thanks for sharing at Home Sweet Home!
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Kristi says
Thanks so much Sherry!
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Deborah Sommerlot says
Not only so pretty Kristi but I love a simple project!!!
Thanks for linking to #wastenotwednesday
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Kristi says
Thank you so, so much Deborah!
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