Hello everyone! Happy Autumn! I'm excited that fall has arrived. Today I'm going to share an easy upcycled craft idea with you. We'll be creating Autumn shelf sitter decor using two candle lids. I wasn't sure what to do with my candle lids, but I decided to make fall shelf sitter decor after giving it some thought. If you're ready, let's begin building your very own.
Video Tutorial
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Materials
- Two candle lids (wooden or metal)
- Acrylic paint
- Paintbrush
- Mod Podge (optional)
- Craft moss
- Mini wooden mushrooms
- Scissors
- Assorted fall decor (e.g. flowers, fall vase filler glitter leaves, smaller faux succulent flowers in deep purple color)
- Hot glue
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Begin by applying acrylic paint to both the wooden lid and wooden mushrooms.
I decided to paint the tops of the wooden mushrooms orange and brown.
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First, if your napkin is 2-ply, remove the second layer. Then, use scissors to cut out the designs you want to add to the project. Afterward, use a smaller paintbrush to apply Mod Podge to the wooden lid and attach the cut-out napkin pieces. In my project, I added fall leaves to the bottom section of the wooden lid.
Next, use hot glue to attach the moss to the top section of the lid. Then, add a few deep purple faux succulent flowers to the design.
I also decided to add a few white dots to two of the brown-painted mushrooms.
I decided to skip out on the paint for the next fall shelf sitter.
I cut my design to use in the design. I used a paintbrush and added Mod Podge to add the design.
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I added a few assorted fall decorations: faux flowers, two mini foam pumpkins, and gold glitter leaves.
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That completes your fall shelf sitter decor. I love that I could reuse my candle lids and create two decor pieces to add to my fall decorations. These are perfect for adding to shelves, trays, mantels, etc. I hope you have enjoyed creating your fall decor.
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DeleteWhat a fantastic way to liven up the lids! Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteMaya, thank you very much. I'm glad you enjoyed this craft.
DeleteI love this project idea! From candle lids, no less! These are so cute, Stephanie. The little mushrooms are about killing me. Darling! Visiting from the Sweet Tea & Friends linkup. Pinning!
ReplyDeleteJennifer, thank you so much! I'm glad you enjoyed this craft. Aren't those mushrooms adorable? I just had to use them.
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ReplyDeleteDonna, thank you very much.
DeleteThese are beautiful Steph. I have a candle with a wooden lid and now I know what I can make with it once the candle is finished! Thank you :-)
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DeleteLove this idea for repurposing something pretty that might otherwise be thrown out!
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DeleteWhat a great idea to reuse the lids from candles. I never know what to do with them apart from throw them out. These are so pretty.
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DeleteWhat a cute idea! I especially love the mushroom one!
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DeleteBRILLIANT! This is such a great use for these, and yours turned out so cute! Featuring when my party opens.
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ReplyDeleteHow sweet :) Did you make these little mushrooms yourself?
ReplyDeleteMariama, thank you. I only painted the mushrooms. I found them at a local craft store. I saw them and just had to get them.
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