Creating a Pedestal Bowl for a Candy Buffet

I was in search of clear vessels and pedestal 
dishes for a candy buffet I was planning for 
my daughter's Sweet 16 party.

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The thrift store provided me with all kinds of inexpensive
clear vases, glass bowls, and vessels for less than $15.00 total.

Creating a Pedestal Bowl for a Candy Buffet www.homeroad.net


I was however still in search of pedestal dishes that I needed to give height to my table display.

I searched my house and decided to use what I had.

When the old light was taken down from my hallway project, I remembered to save the pieces.



Today I flipped the glass globe from the old lighting fixture over and glued it onto another old ceramic light fixture.  

The 2 pieces fit like a glove!

I also used a fishbowl on top of a ceramic cup and a pie plate attached to a repurposed base.

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E6000 glue securely glued all the bowls to the bases. (affiliate link)

Creating a Pedestal Bowl for a Candy Buffet www.homeroad.net

The pedestal bowls were the perfect addition to the candy buffet and the one I made from the light was by far my favorite!

I saved money and time creating the perfect pedestal bowls from what I had.

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By the way, the party was a complete success!

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I am Susan, the author and creator at Homeroad. I am a wife, mother of 4 daughters, and a grandmother of 5 and counting. I am a retired teacher, a DIY blogger and an artist at heart. .

Comments

  1. I love your ideas! Thank you! Hugs,

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  2. You are such a creative and clever girl! Worked beautifully.
    Brenda

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    1. Awww thanks Brenda and thanks for all your help!

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  3. yay for a successful party! Love the pedestal pieces! I always want to make them, but I have NO use for them whatsoever.

    gail

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