Mini Living Room Makeover- The Candle Holders
Ok so I decided to show you a mini makeover I did with my living room. I'm breaking it down into a 3 parts. I'll show you how I made over candle holders, a dresser and lastly an upholstered sofa. The chair is an added bonus! Take a look at this....
Would
you spend $50.00 for these items? Well I did but I couldn't put them
to use until I did a little makeover! Over the next few days you'll
see how I transformed these pieces into greatness!
Today
we'll talk about the candle holders. I found these beauties at my
local Goodwill thrift for $12.50 each. After looking twice at them
because I originally flew right by them. The shape and size captured my
attention. They were floor standing 30" high. Whattt!! Yep so I looked at my mom and said. “Ma what do you think
about these?” she respond with a frowned up face and said, “They're
hideous!” LOL. Mom has a great eye but sometimes we just need a
little inspiration. And all I could see was these:
and these...
So
with hope in sight.. I added them to my cart and checked out! When
I got home I looked them over a bit and decided to move the round
piece in the middle. It's known as the blah. No seriously they're named a bobeche This is the piece that actually catches the wax from the
candles as they melt.
Well I didn't want that because.. Well It's
Ugly and it was totally screwing up my vision. So with them gone
they looked as so..
Materials
needed:
Sand
paper
Primer
Spray
Paint
Time
Instructions:
1.
Always clean your find really good and remove and debris or dust.
2.
Lightly sanded them.
3.
Primed-- ( this is where I will cheat a little.. I used flat white
paint).
4. Spray Painted them with Krylon Purple.
5.
And waited for the to dry.
You
know sometimes patience is a beast. Yep I lack it... Foot tapping
like Sonic the hedge hog with his hands on his hip (waiting on you
to make a move because You're Taking To Long!)
Tadaaa.. I love them!
Well what about now.. Would you buy them now??
Now... on to the next! A dresser turned media console...
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