Rustic elegance. Simple indulgence. Natural beauty.
These tiered stands are fun to make and easy on the pocketbook...
If you, or someone you know, is cutting down a tree, keep this project in mind! ;)
Or, you can find wood rounds from craft stores or even through Craigslist or Etsy.
My sister's family needed to take down a tree in their yard, so she gave us some wood rounds (as well as some new stumps for our fire pit - - more on that later).
From what I've heard, it's difficult to cut wood rounds completely level
(think of how relatively thin they are, while being cut with a chainsaw).
You may need to use a little creativity to make your tiers level.
I tucked a small piece of folded burlap between one of the
candlesticks and the wood round to help level one of the tiers.
When wood rounds dry (especially the thinner ones), they often crack.
If the cracks bother you, use greenery to conceal them...
(think of how relatively thin they are, while being cut with a chainsaw).
You may need to use a little creativity to make your tiers level.
I tucked a small piece of folded burlap between one of the
candlesticks and the wood round to help level one of the tiers.
When wood rounds dry (especially the thinner ones), they often crack.
If the cracks bother you, use greenery to conceal them...
What are you busy creating (or dreaming of creating) these days?!
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Xo
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