I've been wanting to copy an idea I've seen out in blogland at least a dozen times - the repurposing/marriage of a wooden fruit bowl and a wooden candlestick to
create a pedestal bowl. My need to have one of these little beauties
led me to snap up several possible choices at thrift stores and
yard sales over the summer. Then I had to decide which
pieces would look best together...
and what color to paint it.
I'm loving the black I chose! For that matter I love the whole combination,
especially since it cost me less than $2. The white berry wreath and blue
Ball jar just happened to be handy so I set them in the bowl. Perfect!
I think I need something "fallish" in the jar...maybe some mini-mini
pumpkins? Or maybe some acorns? Ideas anyone?
especially since it cost me less than $2. The white berry wreath and blue
Ball jar just happened to be handy so I set them in the bowl. Perfect!
I think I need something "fallish" in the jar...maybe some mini-mini
pumpkins? Or maybe some acorns? Ideas anyone?
Pretty sure I need to put a little more autumn into the overall decor of my
antique buffet. Maybe the blue and white need to go away, but I'd rather
come up with a combination that incorporates all the colors here. OK,
maybe not rust-red candles, but I still want
some autumn-y touches included.
The best thing about the decor here is everything is 'old' or handmade. The
buffet came to me by way of a trade for a furniture piece I wanted to get
rid of. I created the wreath, the twiggy bouquet and of course, the
pedestal bowl. Everything else was purchased 2nd-hand at
either a flea market, yard sale,or thrift store.
Even the candles!
So, I'm ready for your ideas on spiffing this little corner up for
fall...please share!Linking to...
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