Well, I couldn't, but what I DID find were components to make one.
Here's what I started with:
I can't figure out if that squatty lil number was a candleholder or an unusual egg cup.
So then the question was how should I put them together? This way
or this way?
I ended up going with the second way. A simple $0.97 epoxy (that's dishwasher safe!) and it's good to go 30 minutes later. Each piece was $0.50, so I spent a total of $2 on this project. Steal!
I picked up this frame for $2:
And with these trusty tools
I turned it into this
as inspired by this.
I'm not sold on the paper/pattern, but it'll do until I find a replacement.
5 comments:
love the DI finds...next time you're there, see if they have a power wheels for me!
Oh I love the treat plate! I need to frequent my DI more often - without kids.
Oh, and I'd love to borrow your cake pan, but Hayden's birthday is the middle of August and I think you'll be gone by then, right? Don't move, k? :)
I have craft envy. Chelsea, you are amazing at this. You should be on some design show on HGTV or something.
You are so darn crafty and creative! Love the cake stand (I need to get one of those) and the photo frame/sillouettes!
Thanks for your encouragement :) I will welcome a visit from you anytime. With or without treats!
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