So the question is: is it a vase or is it a candle holder?
I proudly admit that the price was nice and the work was easy.
It entailed a free (but ugly) vase, and $1 worth of supplies. Oh, and 10 minutes of my time.
Just the way I like it!
Maine crafters are thrifty and pretty darn creative.
I proudly admit that the price was nice and the work was easy.
It entailed a free (but ugly) vase, and $1 worth of supplies. Oh, and 10 minutes of my time.
Just the way I like it!
Maine crafters are thrifty and pretty darn creative.
Check out Mainely My Creations to see how I made it. :-)
Linking to Trash to Treasure Tuesday at Reinvented.
This is such a simple, but interesting treatment. Sure changed the look of this vase/candleholder....how about I say versatile piece? Great job!
ReplyDeleteThat is beautiful! Thanks for sharing the link.
ReplyDeleteLove the filigree look of the cut out letters, what a clever idea! If you'll check my blog I have two posts about vase redos, you might be able to use them on your extra vases. I do love a pretty, interesting vase!
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ReplyDeleteThanks so much for visiting. You are too funny! :) My hubby & I camped in our motor home in Maine almost 4 years ago & just loved it! How lucky you are to live in such a beautiful state!
Your vase/candle holder is really cool!
I love the way the wording looks when you're using it as a candle holder! It might get overlooked as a vase, but it definitely adds a great graphic detail anyways :)
ReplyDeleteGreat re-purposing!
That is really cool!!! I love it as a candle holder, but then again I have tons of candles all over my house. There is just something soothing about candle light - not to mention add wine and it softens wrinkles and takes 10 years off - LOL!
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