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Monday, April 25, 2011

c a n d l e s   h o l d e r   f r o m   t a b l e   l e g s


A couple months ago I cut down my kitchen table legs so I could use it as a coffee table. Pretty simple, except I had to use a hand saw.


Once the legs were cut down I had these left over funny, chunky wooden feet. I didn't want to toss them out. I hung on to them and decided last week that I would turn them into candle holders.


This project cost me $4.00. Super deal, right?!

I purchased small round wooden plagues from my craft store. I nailed a large nail through the center of the round plaque, so it was sticking up about a half an inch {this is what keeps the candle firmly in place}.


I glued the round plaque to the top of the left over wooden feet and painted two white and two the same color blue as my table.

4 comments:

  1. What a great project. I love how they turned out! Your house looks gorgeous!
    xo
    Ashlyn

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  2. They look amazing and fit so well into the room...glad you saved the legs!

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  3. Hi Alison, I don't know how I found your blog, but so pleased I did! I'm your newest follower. Love the look of your home and I'm looking forward to having a good sticky beak around.
    Suzy xxx

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  4. Very cool project! Can I ask where you got that rug?

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