DIY Candy Jars from My Covered Bridge {Homemade in December}
Welcome to the second day of decor week!! Holiday crafts are so fun, especially ones that can be re-purposed after the celebrating is done!!!
Kristen has a wonderful one to share with us today!!
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Hi! I’m Kristen from My Covered Bridge! I’m really excited to be guest posting today at Delicate Construction. I want to thank Michelle for having me! I’m sort of new to this blogging world, so let me introduce myself. I’m a happily married stay-at-home mom of four. My husband, Craig, and I are completely remodeling and decorating a house we bought six years ago. I love diving into these projects – and now I love sharing them on my blog!
I love to find inexpensive ways to decorate for the holidays and I want to share a couple of those projects here.
I started out with a hurricane and a candlestick from the dollar store –
I glued the hurricane on top of the candlestick using E-6000 adhesive. Then I taped off a few stripes with painter’s tape –
I gave it a few coats of white spray paint and filled with red filler (red M&M’s would probably work better though…)-
Here’s another spin on that project – a Pedestal Candy Bowl–
That’s right – everything came from the dollar store-
I spray painted the candlestick with Rustoleum chrome spray paint-
And glued the votive holder on top with E-6000 adhesive. So Easy.
And it looks great with my larger DIY Pedestal Bowl –
I hope you stop by My Covered Bridge to see all of my holiday (and non-holiday) projects! And thank you again, Michelle, for having me over here today! It’s been a lot of fun!
Make sure you go check out the awesome posts today over at my co-hosts’ blogs!!
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I love the Covered Bridge blog! And these projects are so wonderful!
I love your projects and I’m so glad you do fieldtrips cause I get to meet new friends. I’m now a follower. Warm wishes