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DIY Wooden Centerpiece Box
by
ToolBox Divas
(IC: blogger)
4 Materials
$10
1 Hour
Easy
The holidays are coming up and its that time of year when we will be hosting guests for dinners. Dress up the table with this simple yet elegant wooden display centerpiece. Display flowers or your favorite decorative items on your table in this rustic DIY centerpiece. Perfectly sized to accommodate pint sized mason jars, this Do-it-yourself project is sure to provide countless uses. **This was a sponsored post**
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Watch me make this centerpiece LIVE via Facebook.
Perfect centerpiece or desk organizer. Really you can store or display just about anything in this.
The Cut list. This wooden centerpiece is constructed using 1”x4” common board .25” x 4” craft board for the bottom. It could literallly be put together with just glue. But I recommend some small brad nails for additional security.
Sand and stain first. Then start by attaching the 2 sides to the bottom craft board.
Then the back panel.
Before attaching the front panel add the space dividers. Mark lines for the divider pieces measuring 3 ¾” from either end. This centerpiece holds pint size mason jars.
When its all done have fun with decorating it. In this case, I used my Cricut and vinyl decals. You can also take a chalkboard marker and draw or write anything.
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Suggested materials:
- 1"x4" Common Board (Hardware Store or Amazon)
- .25" x 4" Craft Board (Hardware Store or Amazon)
- RapidFuse Wood Glue (Hardware Store or Amazon)
- 1 ¼” nails (Hardware Store or Amazon)
Want more details about this and other DIY projects? Check out my blog post!
Published August 29th, 2016 5:47 PM
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Tiena Nobles on Sep 06, 2016Love your project! Very nice looking! Going to go outside and see if I can find some wood to make this! Thanks for the idea!
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Tiena Nobles on Sep 08, 2016I had fun making this box! Not as nice as yours but does the job. I used rustic wood from an old fence. A fun and nice looking way to display flowers from the garden!
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Cathy Klingel on Sep 16, 2016Good job! Are those gorgeous flowers all Zinnias?
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Tiena Nobles on Sep 16, 2016The purple and lighter yellow are Dahlias and the others are Cactus Zinnias!! This is the first time I have grown Cactus variety and I just love them! The Dahlias were easy to grow here and they are so fun!
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ToolBox Divas on Sep 29, 2016WOOOOW!!! I love this! Bite your tongue. You did Way better!! Love this! I would love to share this if its ok with you?
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ToolBox Divas on Sep 29, 2016And you used real flowers! I do not have a green thumb. I kill everything I plant. Again Beautiful!
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Tiena Nobles on Sep 29, 2016Thank you again for the great idea and you can share it! I have friends and family members who have complimented the box. I have a lot of canning jars so I might get busy and make some more for gifts. Can't wait to put fall foliage in the box!
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ToolBox Divas on Oct 09, 2016Your gift recipients are going to be so happy! Well done!
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