I made another gumball-style candy dish this week.
Here is the full tutorial on how to put it together.
It's simply just a clay flower pot with saucer, wooden ball, and round bowl. This time I used a bowl with more detailing on the sides and a plain mouth. The fluted mouth of the other bowl made it difficult to set the top on level.
This time I also added a 1/2 inch wooden disc to the bottom to give it balance. It's kind of like adding fancy baseboard moulding to your room - it's just looks finished. And it isn't as top-heavy as before.
I painted this one with gold acrylic paint as I have somone in mind for it and she likes "spah-kles". She's also a lover of chocolate so I found cookies & cream kisses and mini peanut butter cups to fill it. I used a blue and silver ribbon for the bow to match the candy inside. If she decides to change up the candy it's easy enough to just change the ribbon.
Even the sewing machine in the background matches!
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13 comments:
Love the candy dish, sooo cute. You are very creative. Thank you for sharing.
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I love this, Barb... What a cute idea! Thanks for sharing! =)
This one is pretty too...this is such a creative idea. Love your blog and all the awesome tips.
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I recently made one of these too - they are so much fun! I love to see the spin others put on them. Yours turned out fabulous! Saw you on Lil Luna
Thanks Maria. I hope you had a great Christmas.
Now THAT"S creative!
You could wreak havoc at the local Goodwill making all sorts of things.
Thanks for sharing this with us at our Friday FREE-FOR-ALL!
~ Dana
Cooking at Cafe D
Aw, this is so cute! I think I just got inspired to do one for Valentine's Day! I'm following you back :)
I am co-hosting the Tuesday Time Out Inspiration Link
Party this week {my first time as a host!}. I would love if you stopped by my
blog and posted some of your amazing projects! Thanks!!
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Thank you!
This is such a neat idea...it is so pretty and looks great with the blue. I love blue and bronze together!
Wishing you a VERY merry christmas!
Lots of love!
Maria
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