I just got back from an outdoor garden art show. They had so many fun things, I just had to show you. These are some of the Cutest Rustic Garden Art Ideas Ever and I feel you will think so too!
“If your knees aren’t green by the end of the day, you ought to seriously re-examine your life.” – Bill Watterson
A garden shouldn’t only be about just flowers and produce. A bit of whimsy among the blooms makes it a perfect place to be.
Here are the Cutest Rustic Garden Art Ideas Ever:
1) Froggy time.
Look at how adorable this frog is. He’s made out of old tools and a propane tank.
2) Tool garden sign.
Look how smart it was to spell out GARDEN with tools. This would be easy to reproduce on a wood board using horseshoes and vintage rusty tools.
3) Sweetest fairy garden.
This is just the cutest fairy garden pot. Make sure you look close at the bench and below it. So adorable! To get your fairy garden started, this book (here) will help you on your way…
4) Bird buffet.
A pretty teacup and saucer makes the perfect bird feeder.
5) Wet plants.
You could never go wrong with a funny sign like this.
6) Chicken coop chic.
This was the most amazing thing I saw at the show. I think you can see why. How dreamy would it be to tend to your chickens with this one-of-a-kind coop?
7) Rustic lighting.
Adding homemade rustic lighting adds character to any shed.
8) Hearts aflutter.
You can make your own heart stepping-stones to lead to your private retreat.
9) Driftwood art.
This adorable whale is made out of pieces of driftwood.
Here’s a driftwood heart you can buy.
10) Spell it out.
This rustic tool sign would look nice in any garden room.
11) Wired up.
Who couldn’t use a little sheep in their yard? This guy would bring a smile to anyone’s face.
12) Owl love you forever.
I have a thing for owls. This little guy doesn’t disappoint.
13) Nesting Instinct.
I love the simplicity of this hanging basket. White rocks are the “eggs.”
14) Birds of a feather.
This is a chainsaw-carved buzzard. I LOVED her things. The good news is, I’m going to be writing an entire blog post with pictures. Not only does she do chainsaw-carving, but she uses the sawdust to make other magical creatures. I will be linking her information on the next post. I want to surprise you. Make sure you subscribe to get every post!
15) Shoveling magic.
Look at the detail on this shovel. Just think of the endless possibilities.
16) Feeling crabby.
These guys are so adorable, that I left with one. The tops of vintage gasoline tanks makes up the back of every crab.
We have reached the end of Cutest Rustic Garden Art Ideas Ever. I hope you got some inspiration to add some whimsical touches to your yard.
If you’re ready to take on miniature – check out this book (here).
For ideas on how to make miniature furniture – look at this book (here).
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Let me know in the comments below, how you use art in your garden. Thanks for stopping by.
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I love the whole rustic and vintage feel. I love when houses are decorated with this style!
Hi Alexis! I love this look too. Thank you so much for commenting. Kelly
Hi Kelly
I love finding items you dont see everywhere! Where was this garden show you mentioned? I wirk for an irchid grower and I am the buyer and always on the hunt for great pots but I have not been able ti find garden trade shows do you know of any? Thanks for sharing !
Cindie
Hi Cindie! The garden show is called Sorticulture and it’s an annual show in Everett, Washington. All the booths at the show have to have handmade items. The last few items I listed were at the Edmonds Art Show. Both websites should have a list of vendors. Make sure you subscribe – wait until you see an upcoming post on a chain-saw artist. – Kelly
Thank you for sharing our photos of the Bob Bowling Rustics both at Sorticulture. We would love it if you could link then to our website please.
http://www.bobbowlingrustics.nom
Hello Julie! I would love to link to your website. What pictures are from your booth? Thanks, Kelly