I recently bought a pair of brown wooden candlesticks at GW for $.50. I primed them, painted them white and then painted black checks on them:
In no time at all, I had a pair of cute "knock-offs":
A little 14K Gold trim and some spray acrylic finished them off nicely:
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Love these!
ReplyDeleteThese are adorable. I recently bought a pair of brass candlesticks and wondered if you might be able to paint them. I'll send you a photo and see what you think. ;-)
ReplyDeleteHappy weekend.........Sarah
Patti, these are adorable. Such a cute shape, and the courtly check looks perfect on them!
ReplyDeleteI love the shape of them! You are the CC queen:-)
ReplyDeleteThese are adorable :) Laurel
ReplyDeleteReally sweet, Patti!
ReplyDeleteJeanine
Those are great! I saw the teapot you painting for Hyacinths for the Soul. That was amazing!!
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