3 Ways To Turn Ordinary Items Into Pottery Barn Style Home Decor
Here are 3 perfect ideas to beautifully up-cycle your unused items.
By Hometalk HitsStep 1: Clean window
You can also sand down the edges of the frame and paint it.
Step 2: Tape papers to create stencil
Measure the glass and tape pieces of paper together to fit the size.
Step 3: Draw your design
Use a Sharpie marker to create your monogram letter or any design of your choice.
Step 5: Slide paper under window
Align the paper as close to the center as the possible.
Step 6: Trace stencil with silicone
Apply silicone in small sections, using the stencil underneath as a guide.
Step 7: Begin laying gems on the silicone
Carefully lay the gems on the silicone, pressing down so that the gem is flat on the glass.
Step 8: Fill blank spaces with clear gems
Repeat this method adding clear gems to complete the window.
Create a multipurpose piece from a spool
This idea using an electrical spool looks cute and is super functional!
Step 1: Measure the spool
Measure the heigh of the spool - this is the measurement you'll use to create the spindles.
Step 2: Paint the spool with a pretty color!
You can paint just the top or the bottom side as well.
Step 3: Cut the dowels
Use a chop saw or manual saw to cut the spindles to the height of the spool.
Step 4: Attach spindles
Screw a 2" wood screw through the underside of the spool, place the spindle under, and drill the screw in.
Step 5: Attach casters to bottom
Evenly space out your casters and attach them using screws.
Make these candle holders for a classy decor
And you won't believe how simple it is!
Step 1: Remove screws from table legs
Use a pair of pliers to twist the screws out of the table legs.
Step 2: Mix epoxy glue
Make sure not to get this stuff on your hands!
Step 3: Adhere saucers to legs
Apply epoxy to the table leg, flip the saucer upside down and stick in place.
Step 4: Paint candle holders
Show your personality with the paint color! Apply two coats for a rich, solid finish.