A few months ago while scouting a local salvage yard (a la Sanford & Sons kind of salvage yard) I came across a trio of old, crackled cabinet doors. Crackled to perfection.
So, up first. The first door was upcycled to a frenchy sign. No sanding and I left the old hardware intact.
Painted, stenciled, distressed and sprayed with a clear spray. I bought the stencil from http://junkinjunky.blogspot.com/. (SOLD!)
Door No. 2. (I feel like I’m channeling “Let’s Make a Deal”) took a different route. I painted them both at the same time but I couldn’t decide what I wanted to do. A few days ago it struck me so I gathered some supplies.
Mason jars, adjustable metal clamps, L-brackets and tools.
Attach L-brackets and clamps.
Insert jars & fill with sea glass.
I love the crackled patina on these doors.
Tomorrow I’ll pick up a few flower stems and off to the shop it goes.
9 comments:
I love this! Such amazing finds and amazing transformations!
:)
Linda
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This is just too cute! Did you attach the jars to the L brackets or do they just sit on top of them?
Thanks! I didn't attach them because I wanted them to be removable for cleaning. I added a clear rubber stick on square to the bottom part of the L Bracket so that it doesn't move.
These are really cute and such a great idea. I wish everyone would look at the potential for pieces like these.
I'm so glad that the stencil has worked out well for you! I just love what you did with the mason jars, a brilliant idea.
p.s. did you know that you are a noreply comment blogger? I wanted to thank you for comment, but there is no email associated with your account. Just thought you might want to know.
Thanks Mel - I had no idea. I shall launch an investigation!
Those doors were a great find, I love how you updated them. Thanks for stopping by at my blog!
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