Fence Post Candlesticks for Cheap
So I went to Home Depot and bought a fence post, which I had them cut up for me and then I bought the end caps to go on the top and bottom of the post.
I first used some wood glue to attach the end caps to the top and bottom of the post. Then I gave them a couple coats of brown spray paint.
I sanded the edges a little for a bit of a distressed look but it's not too noticeable. I found some candles at Michael's today on clearance that were a bit wider than the standard pillar candles. I added a little vinyl and there you go.
I first used some wood glue to attach the end caps to the top and bottom of the post. Then I gave them a couple coats of brown spray paint.
I sanded the edges a little for a bit of a distressed look but it's not too noticeable. I found some candles at Michael's today on clearance that were a bit wider than the standard pillar candles. I added a little vinyl and there you go.
Very cool...great job!!
ReplyDeleteThese turned out wonderful! I love the look.
ReplyDeleteWow, wow, wow!!!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE these!
You are SO creative! I would have never THOUGHT to put them on there like that!
Nice work, girl!
I'm posting this on my WW blog.
Thanks for sharing with me!
~Shelley
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garden fence.... but would also be a cheap way to make a fenced in yard.... once you have it up, you plant things in front of the fence which grow and use the fence as a trellis... and you get privacy in the making.cedar fence boards
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