DIY Boho Painted Driftwood Sticks: Easy tutorial using found driftwood sticks and paint to add a little boho to any room.

These beautiful DIY Boho Painted Driftwood Sticks are so easy to make and add a little fun to any room.

I found the sticks while out for a walk one night with my husband. We were walking along Lake Ontario, and took turns carrying them till we made it back to the car. I knew they'd be perfect to add a little boho vibe to this little corner.

Materials:
For this project you will need:
- Driftwood Sticks
- Craft Paint -white, pink, aqua
- Optional -tassels and pom noms

How To Make Painted Driftwood Sticks
I laid out my sticks and had fun adding some stripes, polka dots, and X's. The pattern is added randomly, and mostly in white. I also mixed some of the pink and aqua paint with a little white to make them a little lighter. You could add a few stripes in any colour to co-ordinate with your decor.
After they were all dry, I added on a couple of pom poms and tassels that I made from some yarn, some feathers would be a cute addition too.

I love how the sticks add a little texture, height, and fun to this little corner.

These would also look amazing in a kid's room, or a boho inspired nursery.

With easy DIY Boho Painted Driftwood Sticks, life really is a party!
You might also like our Late Summer Home Tour here -where I used them along with lots more boho touches.

Also check out our Cozy Boho Summer Living Room here.

You might also enjoy our Boho Reading Tent here.





































































































































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These are a little fiddly, and we did break some un-moulding them. If you're worried an making the Easter egg version, you could just give them inside the plastic Easter egg. We did get the hang of it though, and had lots of successes too. 












































































































































































































































