My husband works at a Bible camp and when it came time to give the rustic dining hall a facelift, I started hunting yard sales and thrift shops for something to hang on the walls. We painted the worn pressed-wood walls a neutral shade of beige and then the fun began!




I found more old signs in the shed and layered them with old fishing tackle. We had a stack of retro T-shirts that a former camper had donated. Some were from back when the camp opened in the 1970’s. So, I thought it would make a great conversation piece in the hall where people come in to the office. I found a picture frame for a couple dollars at a yard sale that was kind of like a shadow box. I used foam board and carefully pinned the T-shirts onto the board, hiding the pins as much as possible.
I found this wall hanging at a yard sale. It’s a fake fishing pole with frames hanging from it, but this could easily be made from a real fishing pole with picture frames hanging from it. Something I’ll have to try in the future…
One of these days, I’ll take pictures of more of the decorations and share. When it comes to decorating cabin style, trash to treasure makes it really easy!
I’m linking up this week to:

2nd Time Around Tuesday at A Picture is Worth 1000 Words
Trash to Treasure Decorating
View the full post at http://www.trashtotreasuredecorating.com
Very cute and clever. I've noticed the wall arrangements when I've been at Arrowhead and thought they were nice. I especially like the picture frames hanging from the fishing pole. Thanks for all the great ideas.
Now this is great cabin decorating! Love the Arrowhead! Lezlee
You did such a nice decorating job and I loved what you used.
You found some really great pieces to decorate with!
Oh my goodness! That is just SOO sweet!! Something like that would retail for a few hundred dollars and you did it Fabulously for oh so less!!! Thanks for the great pics of everything you did. :>