I got this cheese dome from a thrift store back in November for $2.80. It got a quick makeover and I was never %100 happy with it. I painted it black which was nice, but every time I put something in it you really couldn't tell what exactly was in it unless you were up close. Just a bit too dark. Plus, I loved seeing everyone else blog about how they put a candle stick on the bottom to give it a bit more height and substance. So, I decided it needed another makeover. I went up to my favorite Goodwill store in Lewiston and found this guy for .99 cents. WooHoo for a good find!! Sanded off all the black paint. Well, I did leave a tiny bit on, but it's OK. I wanted some of it to show through. A bit of Gorilla Glue does the trick to stick these two together. Doesn't it look hideous at this point?! But, with a bit of paint.... a little bit of time....
and a few coats!
A bit of sanding, and you have this cute little guy...
TA DA!
I think it looks so much better! I can actually see what's inside without having to crouch down to look inside. These things are so fun to put just about anything in. This was a quick and frugal makeover of a makeover.
Fun, Fun!
and a few coats!
A bit of sanding, and you have this cute little guy...
TA DA!
I think it looks so much better! I can actually see what's inside without having to crouch down to look inside. These things are so fun to put just about anything in. This was a quick and frugal makeover of a makeover.
Fun, Fun!
I have two of those cheese domes waiting for a makeover. My problem is picking a color. I love yours in the distressed white. Looks great!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great makeover!! I love how you did this and I love the sparkly eggs! :)
ReplyDeleteah it looks awesome! I love the distressing! Thanks so much for linking up to Handmade Tuesdays @ Ladybug Blessings.. www.ladybug-blessings.com
ReplyDeleteSaw your project at the craft catwalk. Now a new follower! Love the way this came out. Thanks for sharing!
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Oh, I LOVE this idea! I'll have to keep my eye out for a wooden candle stick now ...
ReplyDeleteLove it!!! Good job, Tanya!!!
ReplyDeleteI must look for a cheese dome and candlestick for this project! Great job! Thanks so much for linking up to Terrific Under Ten today!
ReplyDeleteVery cute. Is there anything Gorilla Glue can't do. Love the thrifty makeover!
ReplyDeletelove the color .. looks so delicate with the pink and white.
ReplyDeleteOooh. Very pretty! Your title was clever as well.
ReplyDeleteWow! What a great idea! I'll be on the lookout for a cheese dome and candlestick in future Frenchie Friday Finds! You did a great job distressing it too!
ReplyDeleteCheers,
Sandra
Great idea, I have the glass part but need something for the bottom, yours looks so lovely with the pink eggs!
ReplyDeleteAwesome job! I love that you added the candlestick to the bottom; gives it that extra punch. :)
ReplyDeleteKatie
www.sweetrosestudio.blogspot.com
So cute!!! I just saw one of this cheese domes and didn't buy it, now I wish I would have!! Great idea!! I would love it if you linked up to my party so I could feature it!!
ReplyDeleteHave a great day!!
Tasha
PS~I am your newest follower! Im excited to see all your other projects!
Great idea! It's so cute.
ReplyDeleteLove this so much! I want to find one of those cute little cheese trays to glue to my candle stick makeover from a couple months ago! Love it girl!
ReplyDeleteThis is adorable and wonderful! I will definitely have to try this out!!
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That looks so great! Just my style :)
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ReplyDeleteTasha
I wanted to buy one of those, but didn't know what I would do with it in between uses...now i know! i'll use it as decor!
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