Friday, April 29, 2016

1 Minute Candle Stand

Okay, maybe it took me two minutes.  Seriously, this was a quickie.



If you've been following me for any length of time, you know how much I love using salvaged metal.



Although I've been doing a lot of purging, I continue to hold on to certain pieces, like the two iron parts above.

They came from two completely different lamps, but, once I married them, they were perfect for each other.



Honestly, all I did was screw them together, and, seal the rust (which I love).



It's the perfect size for a pillar candle.



You can review some of my other salvaged metal projects by clicking HERE, HERE, HERE, and, HERE.

Well, as I continue to purge, I'm planning to throw a bunch of stuff out for a garage sale tomorrow.

I'm getting the garage as empty as possible for a reason.  It's about to get spruced up for an upcoming event.  I'll keep you posted.

See ya soon.


11 comments:

  1. Your creative brain never ceases to amaze me, girl! How you can look at two different pieces and know instinctively that they would look great together. :) I can only imagine how successful your sales are with these unique decor items. I'm reluctantly having a "vintage sale" in June because I'm "de-shabby-chicing" my house. Bringing in the boho and removing the pink and ruffles. Although I don't look forward to hosting a sale, I know that it's the best way to pass on these treasured items. :)

    xoxo laurie

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    1. You have beautiful things, Laurie. I know your sale will be a success.

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  2. So now your conducting marriages? LOL I would love a clean garage also to start over and make it pretty again,well as pretty as a garage can be
    Me and lots other gals wish we could attend your garage sale. I'm having one with a friend in couple weeks and lots is going in the sale

    good luck as always, I bet you bought a new Jaguar car, a baby blue for the garage? LOL

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    1. No, I bought a simple Ford Taurus. It works for now. Good luck with your sale.

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  3. Love this wonderful marriage! Good luck with your sale!

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  4. Rosemary, that is WAY to beautiful to be that simple!

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  5. Rosemary it may of taken only a few minutes to create but it packs an impressive design look. Hope all is well with you and you're done purging.
    xoxo,
    Vera

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  6. You had me at "one minute" . . . well even TWO is acceptable! Great project!

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  7. So great when pieces come together uniquely.
    What a great salvage candle holder. It would fit perfectly with my style.
    Xx
    Dore

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