DIY Spoon & Pallet Hook Rack

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  1. Thistle says:

    I LOVE these! What an amazing project! The shortcut on the stamps is perfection!

    Thank you so much for inspiring me today!

    blessings,
    karianne

    • Shayna says:

      THANK YOU KariAnne! I’m so glad you enjoyed it!
      Thanks for stopping by! 🙂
      Big Smiles!
      -Shayna

  2. love love love this!!!! you did such a great job! 🙂 i never would have known it was a sharpie trick from the first photo you shared… you fooled me!

    • Shayna says:

      THANK YOU Jen! I’m so glad you liked it… and I was pretty tricky, huh? 🙂
      Thanks for joining us!
      Big Smiles!
      -Shayna

  3. nowathomemom says:

    A lot of inspiration in today’s post! I love all the projects! The spoons; amazing idea and not expensive! Thank you for sharing ! hope you are having a great day!

    • Shayna says:

      Thank you Ingrid! I’m so glad you enjoyed the post. You’re right- there is a ton of inspiration! 🙂
      Have a fabulous day!
      Big Smiles!
      -Shayna

  4. April Hoff says:

    Love it! It’s perfect….Great idea! 🙂

  5. WOW! This project is fabulous and I just LOVE the addition of the spice words! This makes me want to go find some spoons right now! I would love to have you share this at my party!!! I am a new facebook follower! So excited to see what else you have in store!

    http://www.madetobeamomma.com/2013/04/homemade-by-you-45-brand-new-site.html

    • Shayna says:

      THANK YOU Katie! I’m so glad you like it! I hope you find some spoons… 🙂
      Linking up now…
      -Shayna

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  7. This is darling! Girl, I am loving your style. So cute. Off to PIN it!!

  8. LOVE this! I really need to have this in my kitchen

  9. Um yeah, this is my first time over here and I am loving your blog! This little hook rack is so cute and I so appreciate all of your tips…and now I won’t kill myself trying to stamp my spoons:) If you get a sec, I would love for you to share over at Get Schooled Saturday #71 at Too Much Time On My Hands. The party is open all weekend.

    xxx
    Kim

    http://too-much-time.com/2013/04/get-schooled-saturday-71.html

    • Shayna says:

      THANK YOU Kim! I am so glad you found me- and that you enjoyed the post! 🙂
      On my way to share now!
      Have a great weekend!
      -Shayna

  10. sandy says:

    Oh Lord now I’m on a spoon search.. I just
    love your little spoon rack and I want one!
    Thanks for all the info too! Was wondering
    how to bend the spoons so well…
    Happy Spring
    Sandy

    • Shayna says:

      THANK YOU Sandy! I hope you find some spoons… they sure make it feel a little bit happier around here! 🙂
      GOOD LUCK!
      -Shayna

  11. Roeshel says:

    OoOoO, Shayna! That’s gorgeous! I love the rustic wood plank with the bling of the spoons. So creative! I’m including a link back in tomorrow’s DIY highlights! 🙂 Love it!

    • Shayna says:

      THANK YOU Roeshel!I’m so glad you like it and am beyond excited to be included in your highlight post! 🙂
      BIG smiles to you!
      -Shayna

  12. beautiful creation. I love how antique but fresh it looks. Great job!

  13. I love this project! I just bought some spoons at the thrift store the other day to do something similar…I was going to add them to the bottom of a shelf, but I’m thinking I like this better!

    XO,
    Christy

    • Shayna says:

      THANK YOU Christy! I’m so glad you like it! The spoons are such a fun way to add a whole bunch of character- whatever you decide to do with them will be perfect! 🙂
      Big Smiles!
      -Shayna

  14. Jill says:

    What a great project, this would look fantastic in my kitchen, just need to find the right spoons.

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  17. Great project. Love that you found a way around the troubles you encountered. The hooks are adorable!
    Liz

  18. I’m popping over from Hometalk to give you a big thumbs up on this project. It’s so cute and I love your tip for making a faux stamp on the spoons. I made spoon herb markers last winter with stainless spoon and thought my teeth would fall out when I flattened them. I went through six spoons to get one good one when stamping them. I’ll use your faux method in the future!!

    • Shayna says:

      Awe- THANK YOU Paula! I’m so glad you enjoyed it, and thanks for visiting!
      I completely understand how you felt while flattening the spoons… Ditto! I’m telling ya- that faux stamp works- and you can’t even tell! 🙂
      -Shayna

  19. Jewel says:

    Have been looking for a neat house warming gift for my niece, I believe the spoons on the pallet will do the trick. I am going to put the names of her family members on the spoons, so it can be used as a coat rack in their mud room!

    • Shayna says:

      Hi Jewel! You are so right- this would make a perfect house warming gift! Family member names on each spoon would be fabulous! I hope she loves it! 🙂
      -Shayna

  20. Lisa McDaniel says:

    How wonderful this coat rack is ! You gave me an awesome idea on how to do mine , thank-you ! When I married my husband 2 yrs ago I knew I had a lot of work ahead of me, ALOT ! But his coat rack gives me shudders every time I walk by it, but it is usually pushed to the back of my mind, except for the last week or so. Every time I pass it I think, ” I need to do something with that SOON !. This is an old and cheap, looks cheap too, coat rack or I should say, a plank of wood with 4 dowels tack on it, and it’s missing 1 of those ! To be honest I haven’t really looked for one and didn’t think I would find one really different. That was till I read about yours. And it will fit in just right as we live in the country. Thank you !

    • Shayna says:

      Hi Lisa! I’m so happy you love this and that it has inspired you! How fabulous! That makes me happy! I’m sure you will love it! It’s such a versatile piece and will look wonderful in your home! 🙂
      Hugs!
      -Shayna

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  23. carissa says:

    totally gorgeous! i’d love to replicate for my kitchen. i bet if you used drill bits for metal instead of wood they wouldn’t have broken:) haha! you are so talented

  24. Jenny Meier says:

    Hello,

    How did you attach it to the wall? thanks!

    • Shayna says:

      Hi Jenny! I attached it with a few nails that I hammered directly through the pallet wood, which were from the original pallet.
      I hope that helps! 🙂
      -Shayna

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  27. lynn says:

    absolutely in LOVE with this project… the whole look….the whitewash….the spoons…. EVERYTHING!!!! you did an amazing job with your photos. Clear, precise, great tute. THANK you. Im off to the thrift shop for my spoons now……. ba bye………
    :]

  28. Deb Web says:

    I was told that lard will work as a cutting agent when drilling stainless steel objects–might make your drills last longer!

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  31. claudia drexel says:

    I’m making this!

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  34. Audrey says:

    Awesome idea. I had a set of silver plated from an estate we were settling. Now to find it will be my problem!!! As I could not sell it. Hope hubby didn’t throw it out.

  35. […] Shayna at The Wood Grain Cottage combined pallet wood with old spoons and screws and created this hook rack that costed her just $2. Well, this means creativity is priceless and no matter how small an amount a project costs, nothing is equal in worth to the ingenious idea of the creator. […]

  36. Barbara says:

    Shayna,
    I know you actually did this project a long time ago, but I spied it again today and want to tell you how cute this is – not to mention useful! I love it and want to try this. My family gives away “door prizes” at our family reunion in the summer and I’d love to have one of these to give. Thanks so much for inspiring me and showing the “step by step” process for making it!

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