Vintage Jello Mold Centerpiece for Easter
I'm excited to share a new project made
using parts from a project I've made before.
using parts from a project I've made before.
For this project, I began with a very chippy board from my workshop. The chippier the better!
I found it on the beach a while back, it may have even been part of a boat after the hurricane we had here.
I found it on the beach a while back, it may have even been part of a boat after the hurricane we had here.
I love all the chippiness but I wanted to wax the piece so the chips wouldn't get all over my house. I used a white wax by Miss Mustard Seed then buffed it with an old shoe shine brush.
The next step was similar to the speckled egg bowl I made recently. I used a blue spray stain then rubbed it into the white wax to give my chippy board a blueish tint.
Next, I attach the jello cups to the board by screwing through the holes I had drilled in the bottom of the cups.
Next, I attach the jello cups to the board by screwing through the holes I had drilled in the bottom of the cups.
I filled each cup with crinkled brown craft paper.
I added faux flowers around the cups with a few drops of hot glue.
My chippy Spring table centerpiece was now ready for the Easter table.
And... I realized that this chippy board fit perfectly inside this metal basket on my coffee table too.
And... I realized that this chippy board fit perfectly inside this metal basket on my coffee table too.
Happy Spring!
Please visit Cindy from Country Road 407 who also made an adorable jello cup centerpiece as part of a group Pinterest Challenge. You'll love all the centerpiece inspiration there!
Please visit Cindy from Country Road 407 who also made an adorable jello cup centerpiece as part of a group Pinterest Challenge. You'll love all the centerpiece inspiration there!
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