I made these twine wrapped candle pillars just in time for summer entertaining!
The tag sale season has begun here in Connecticut and it's always fun to stop the car when I see tag sale signs. A few weeks ago I scored these ceramic candle pillars for $5.00.
I decided to buy some twine at the hardware store and wrap them. It was such a simple project that my only supplies were twine, spray mount (to get them sticky) and some glue for spots that weren't sticky enough.
Although it wasn't hard, it was a bit tedious. Working in front of the TV helped!
After a few evenings, they were done!
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What a great idea! I love the texture the twine brings to them. I'm sure you will get lots of use from them. They look lovely.
ReplyDeleteThanks! I am happy with the results, too.
DeleteGreat project Rita, always love seeing what you've been up to! Have a wonderful summer and thanks so much for sharing on Craft Schooling Sunday! Check out the beaded chandelier at the end of the party, I think it's right up your alley!
ReplyDeleteLove that chandelier! I'll be doing one this summer :)!
DeleteI love, love, love these!!
ReplyDeleteThanks you--I kind of lucked out at the tag sale!
DeleteLooks great! Love the texture. Am really enjoying your blog!
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