Easy Apothecary Pedestals


Todays fast and easy project inspiration comes from Tami over at Dollar Store Decor. She created mini apothecary display jars gluing dollar store glass candle holders onto candlesticks. Here is the link to her project: http://dollarstoredecorating.blogspot.com/2012/02/candleapothecary-jars.html. I loved the simplicity of this project but I wanted to create a bigger display so I purchased a glass hurricane for my candlestick at Michael's. For under $5 with coupon, I turned a cast off candlestick into a pedestal apothecary display. It was so simple I will definitely be making another taller one for a pair. Fill them with seasonal items for a nice buffet or kitchen island display. Thanks Tami!

For This Project You Will Need:

Candle stick (recycle one you no longer love)

Glass Hurricane (I purchased mine at Michael's)

E6000 Glue or Gorilla Krazy Glue




Take your candle stick to the craft store and find a hurricane jar that fits nicely atop your candle stick.


Apply E6000 Glue along the base where the hurricane comes into contact with the candle holder.




Let dry over night. The glue will definitely take all night to set.

Fill your new display piece with seasonal items. I used moss from the dollar store and some faux eggs. Attach a ribbon if desired.



Check back soon for our next tutorial!

XOX,

The Rebel Crafter

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13 comments:

  1. It looks great! I Love the eggs! I'm going out later today to buy a similar shade for my dresser!! I should see if I can find me those eggs to match!

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  2. Anonymous2/24/2012

    Oh goodness, it turned out beautiful! I love it! And thanks for the sweet mention. :)
    Tami @ Dollar Store Decor

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  3. That looks great! I just got some eggs today too and want to do something similar!

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  4. Thank you so much for visiting my blog and putting me on your Crafty Links page - following you back !
    Love this idea, displaying with glass always works so well and you've given me an idea about what to put under an empty cloche !!

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  5. Thanks for sharing this Apothecary Pedestal tutorial. I love the look of it for Easter, super cute. Smiles, Paula

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  6. Anonymous2/25/2012

    coming to you from Happy Hour Projects! Love your blog template. The apothecary pedestal look great.

    Tamika
    www.notimefortea.com

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  7. Love it! I must be really ready for spring because I'm a sucker for eggs and nests lately! I love the other little nests you have too!

    Thanks for linking it up @ Creatively Living!
    --Katie

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  8. I am so glad I found your blog...beautiful!! I have a quick question for you and don't see a way to contact you...could you email me at ucreatecrafts@gmail.com?? Thank you so much!
    Kari

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  9. Sorry I just realized I didn't have my email on my welcome link! craftingrebellion@gmail.com
    Thanks!

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  10. this is so gorgeous - I love the whole thing, but the fake-eggs are just divine!

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  11. This is really cute & I love the Spring display!

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  12. Found you from Tip Junkie. Your crafts are beautiful {and super simple}. I'm your latest follower & I'll definitely be back?

    Stop by, say hi and stay awhile:
    http://www.willblogforbeauty.com

    xoKristle

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