Over the summer, my parents' neighbor was throwing out a mirror that had cracked during the east coast earthquake. I saw the top of the mirror out by the trash and knew I could do something with it.
Here is the original piece.
There were edges on each side which I sawed off and then sanded down.
Using a saw is not as hard as I thought! Woohoo.
Smooth as a baby butt! I then painted white and distressed.
I then added hooks to the bottom. I drilled holes and screwed the hooks in.
Then I measured a few inches from the sides and top so I could add the metal hook which will hold the mason jars. The mason jars are held up my a hose clamp which I attached to the metal hook and then tightened the hose clamp screw to ensure it wouldn't fall.
this is the hose clamp screw I was referring to |
Then I added flowers and hung! Here's the final product.
This is really creative, you did a great job on it.
ReplyDeleteNow ain't that cute? Love your redo and your new "power over the saw" fear you had. You ROCKED it, and thanks for sharing :D
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~Suzanne in NW Illinois
must say I love how you made this old piece functional love it come see me at http://shopannnies.blogspot.com
ReplyDeleteCool idea!
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful. I just love how some people see an old piece of wood and other people see the potential for something unique. Well done!
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