![Scrap Wood Art scrap wood makes a corner shelf](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEh6wQMfhOqg8q5Tfgros3kKwKSjswdcoxMQ72nn2RJneHZJiK4rHHP-coALdsSHIDAoZQUE_z2oi4Gsg3ZBAYbHRM6fPXphxSSAuIsSsb4v5sj16DbEvWYV9Lrvh9KH0KAIlyHxGDSu_yyU/s640/corner-shelf.jpg)
![Scrap Wood Art reclaimed scrap wood sunburst art](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhZBiEZzP4dajaYmp6skO_QQbD33yrte7nsO6wX-g6UvSw6q_ZftjD7np__oJXfApmlxDzl9q9ZQsIljVunt34GYDlRdZDSf7Mh4cv5KMxa_ARJg7WVLqZ_JHAJmkyHrnCNwlrj0Ue93aNb/s640/reclaimed-wood-starburst.jpg)
I used just one board on the back of the sunburst art (unlike the 2 I used on the shelf).
Bits and pieces of scraps--trim boards, etc. that I cut some random angles on and attached with screws created the sunburst.
I added some of my favorite paint colors, sanded them when dry, and used stain over the whole piece.
This would look great above a door or a twin bed. It is a quick and easy project that looks like it could have been on a vintage
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