Very bad habit of mine: a drawer full of wooden candlesticks bought at resale shops: below are some of my projects this week for the booth at the local antique mall~~
filling in the tops with Rock Hard so that I can screw or glue for a flat surface when I add plates, pans, etc~~
This one I so love the best~~a little distressed aqua with black/white and an old cake pan for the top~~
~~This little one has a small container with lid~~cute to hold desk supplies~~
The china plate very secure with E6000 glue~~
Now~~here's those cheese servers~~you see these all the time I'm sure at the resale shops; after painting them up as "cloches", they sell very well for me at the shop~~
Here's the "before"~~
A little white paint, stencil and distressing~~
Here's one with the bottom wooden part of the cheese server screwed onto a taller candlestick~~painted white, stencil, distressed~~
So simple I know~~these always sell quickly and make nice fillers at the shop; takes little time to put together.
Have a great week and see you at these parties~~
Love, Love your ideas....thanks for sharing....I am always looking for new things for my shop also!
ReplyDeleteWow, I love ALL of these, what great inspiration. I'm going to look at boring old wooden candlesticks in a whole new way !
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing. x
So many charming ideas you have here...I could feature you every week:) Thanks for coming to my partyand i better get back to work painting.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Linda
You have been one busy lady with all this cutest!!! I love everything. If they don't sell email me and I'll send you my address....LOL Thanks for the inspiration and have a wonderful day, Gail
ReplyDeleteLove all of these and the cheese server with the numbers is gorgeous! Wow!!
ReplyDeleteVery cute ideas! Love them all.
ReplyDeleteAdorable cheese servers and the clock is really cute with the bird display in it. Fun ideas.
ReplyDeleteOk. Would you please tell me what Rock Hard is? You don't want to know what popped up when I put that in a search engine! Everything looks really nice that you've done!♥♫
ReplyDeletethese are charming...I too have made pedestals out of candlesticks - love your idea of filling in the candlestick hole with rock hard- I'll have to try that!
ReplyDeleteLOL---this is to Marilyn--sooo sorry for that one! Rock Hard is a powder substance that you add water to and it hardens fast like wood/plaster mixed. You can find it at any major hardware store such as Lowe's or Menard's. Thanks for the smile;)
ReplyDeleteVery nice ideas!
ReplyDeleteI always enjoy a visit here, you have the best ideas!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the answer to the material you used. Glad I could make you and maybe a few other people laugh!!♥♫
ReplyDeleteI love your cheese server cloches! Especially the one with the distressed clock on it, instant LOVE!!
ReplyDeleteI want to make that one.
Have a wonderful week,
Hugs, Cindy
I can see why the cheese servers fly out of your shop, just lovely!
ReplyDeleteLove the clock idea!!
ReplyDeleteI love all your ideas!...especially the last two!
ReplyDeleteBlessings, Joanne
Very creative refurbishing ideas! Your repurposed items are all so pretty!
ReplyDeleteWhere or how did you get/do those stencils? This is the part that seems beyond me in repurpose projects.
ReplyDeleteTo Joyce: I buy most of my stencils off of Etsy (and my sidebar hosts a stencil company too that I dearly love)--sometimes Hobby Lobby has some unique stencils and the prices are inexpensive (i like that). Thank you for being here!
ReplyDeleteJust beautiful. My favorites are the cake pan and the clock face!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty vignettes :0)
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for taking the time to share at Pin'Inspiration Thursday. Hope to see you on Saturday to help "Beat the Winter Blues". Have an awesome day.
These are so pretty, thanks for sharing this great idea!
ReplyDeleteReally lovely, I need to get busy and attempt something similar with some of mine. Thanks for sharing, I found your link at Kristen's Creations. Hugs ~ Mary
ReplyDeleteLove this idea....thanks for linking up to our "impossibles" party!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the inspiration.
blessings,
karianne
Magnifico!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great way to repurpose old candlesticks!! Thanks so much for joining our Impossibilities Challenge. New follower!
ReplyDeleteKelly
You are so clever in putting candlesticks and plates and cloches together! They are beautiful especially with the stencils!
ReplyDelete♥charlotte
Awesome! The tin topper and painted clock are my favorites. Great upgrades!!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for linking up to the challenge!
Karah
Wanted to say thanks for the ideas you are inspiring me to continue to be wise with the dollar and has been items around my home I can truly see the creativeness in your treasures and would love to see more I look for ward to your post..........God Bless
ReplyDeleteWhat a great job...I am SO doing this.
ReplyDeleteGreat ideas! Love it! Saw you on the Cowgirl Up link party.
ReplyDeleteYou are so creative! Great ideas! Loved the cheese server the best.
ReplyDeleteThese are really attractive! No wonder they sell quickly for you. :) Can you please tell me what "rock hard" is? Where do you find it?
ReplyDeleteA new visitor and follower,
Revi
Love, love, love your candlestick creations! I can see why they fly out of your shop.
ReplyDeleteGlad to be your newest follower, Mary Alice
I totally love this project. You are so clever!! Thanks for linking with Cowgirl Up and I'm a new LF follower.
ReplyDeleteLove this project! The last 2 are my favorite! You are really thinking outside the box.
ReplyDelete~Sandy
Ohhh, great makeovers! I love them all but especially the tall cheese server. So cute!
ReplyDeleteYour project just got featured on Cowgirl UP. Feel free to grab a "featured on Cowgirl Up" button.
ReplyDeleteHi! I am new to your blog. I love it. I also love what you did with this project. I have seen those a few times and just kept passing them up, not anymore. Thank you for sharing! Blessings!
ReplyDeleteHi! I saw this project featured on Cowgirl Up (Cedar Hill Ranch) and I love your "new" candlesticks!! Adorable.
ReplyDeleteWhat exactly is "rock hard"?
Thanks!