While I was looking at Roeshel's blog DIY Show Off,
I saw an "after" pic of her stairway landing.
The transformation is amazing!
(If you would like to see the entire project click on DIY Show Off.)
I saw an "after" pic of her stairway landing.
The transformation is amazing!
(If you would like to see the entire project click on DIY Show Off.)
What really caught my eye was the
two spheres
she had on clear glass candlestick holders.
What were they made of?
and
Could I replicate them?
Roeshel, the DIY Show Off, herself, was kind enough
to share her photos and what she did.
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The spheres on the candle holders are styrofoam
1. Mod Podge and vintage looking scrapbook paper then tied with twine.
2. Buttons and pins with a few decorative brads thrown in (buttons are secured with straight pins).
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two spheres
she had on clear glass candlestick holders.
What were they made of?
and
Could I replicate them?
Roeshel, the DIY Show Off, herself, was kind enough
to share her photos and what she did.
~
The spheres on the candle holders are styrofoam
1. Mod Podge and vintage looking scrapbook paper then tied with twine.
2. Buttons and pins with a few decorative brads thrown in (buttons are secured with straight pins).
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This is so simple, adorable and, well, chic!
Immediately, I wanted to
run out and buy
the supplies to copy them, then I had to stop myself. My challenge was to use the existing supplies I already had on hand to see what I could come up with (I did have to buy the styrofoam balls.)
Immediately, I wanted to
run out and buy
the supplies to copy them, then I had to stop myself. My challenge was to use the existing supplies I already had on hand to see what I could come up with (I did have to buy the styrofoam balls.)
How did I do?
I hope you like mine as well as Roeshel's!
I had previously made the moss sphere,
by hot gluing moss to the ball.
One is wrapped with rafia, I wanted to add a black satin ribbon,
but didn't have any on hand. Felt had to stand in, anchored with
a large old button
The last is made up of buttons that had shanks. I put hot glue
around those and pushed into the styrofoam.
The wonderful thing about sharing ideas like this,
is they can be adapted to the style that's in your home.
(The candlesticks are from Tuesday morning,
the elephant is a cement garden figure,
that I found at an antique store.)
Edited to Add:
I am linking to "I Can Make That" Party At
is they can be adapted to the style that's in your home.
(The candlesticks are from Tuesday morning,
the elephant is a cement garden figure,
that I found at an antique store.)
Edited to Add:
I am linking to "I Can Make That" Party At
Please take a look at the other great links, too!
If you become a follower, I will come over and return the favor, thanks!
Hi Kim! Your spheres turned out awesome! I love each one. Now I want a moss orb! ;)
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for featuring my DIY project! Hurray! I'm famous! You made my day! :)
TGIF
Roeshel
Oh Kim - I didn't realize when I wrote the instructions that it looks like there are 2 steps. Just a note for your readers - 1. is for one orb that's just Mod Podge and twine AND 2. is for a completely different button orb.
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These are cool, Kim. I like the things that look vintage but really aren't. B/c I can't afford real vintage anything! I think I might try to make some. I like the way you are taking pictures from a diagonal view. Very "edgy"!
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Happy SITS Saturday Sharefest!
LBM xxxxx
Hoorah! Another decorating blog. I too blog about styling your home on a tight budget. Hope you'll stop by. I found you on SITS.
ReplyDeleteI'm off to check out all the goodies on your site!
I actually like your BETTER...!!! Ooops, Roeshel's not listening is she..lol I love the texture of the candle holders you chose. Nice job..
ReplyDeleteWow! That's awesome! Good job.
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Hi there, I'm stopping by from SITS. I wanted to share a bit of comment love.♥ The spheres you made are very beautiful! I really do LOVE them and would like to try and make some myself! Thanks for sharing how to do it. I will definitely have to check out that other site as well.
ReplyDeleteI hope the rest of your week is absolutely amazing!
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I think your spheres turned our great. I love the button idea...hum, I think I am off to buy some foam balls!
ReplyDeleteChelsea
These are fabulous. I love the button ball. I have a lot of buttons that my mom has given me over the years. I'm going to dig those out and make my own.
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Jane
Looking good...great job you did here! Thanks soooo much for sharing and I hope you have a super nice week!
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Linda
LOVE these!So creative & chic!:)
ReplyDeleteI guess you could say I have a thing for orbs. My daughters love to tease me and tell me how pointless they are. Won't they be surprised when I use your great ideas and customize an orb for them to start their very own collection!
ReplyDeleteFun blog; I'll be back. And thanks for sharing your idea!
I MUST make these!! Thank you for linking up!
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