As promised here is my distressed wood finials tutorial...
If I do this project again I will grab the 6" traditional table leg. Way cuter than my 7" leg. After you grab those pieces head over to the fence section. You will find the 4x4 & 6x6 Castines there. The fun thing about this project is there is a variety of pieces to choose from. Be creative. If you're a *little* nervous to try something new these are exactly the pieces I used....
Grab your Gorilla glue and drill. I pre-drilled my pieces. Occasionally there would be piece that didn't have a screw. On those pieces (such the 4x4 castine & the 6x6 castine) I used gorilla glue to hold them together...strong as a gorilla :) Screw your pieces together ( add a little gorilla glue in there!) as pictured below.
Spray paint your project and let dry. I then glazed my finials. Glaze the crud out of them and then wipe them off with a wet cloth.
That's it! You now have your own distressed wood finials!
Very nice! What was your cost for these? I love finials!
ReplyDeletenice job they look great!!
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barbara jean
Looks like I'll be going to lowe's this weekend.. I love them and can't wait to make some. I made a burlap wreath today! Didn't turn out as cute as yours but hopefully I get better with each one. Thanks for the tutorial!
ReplyDeleteAdorable. I am featuring this at somedaycrafts.blogspot.com today.
ReplyDeleteThese are great. I found an old headboard that I plan to take apart and make something similar.
ReplyDeleteVery cute. I would love to know the cost of these?
ReplyDeleteThese are really fabulous and make a great statement piece... I think I have a number of the pieces on hand - I'll have to get a few and give these a try!!! Thanks for the tutorial!
ReplyDeletewhat kind of glaze did you use? These are so cute!
ReplyDeleteCute idea, I actually have some finials and fence posts hanging around!
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Carol
Never saw a finial I didn't love-reminds me of Ballard's-really nice job!
ReplyDeleteI used a clear latex glaze and tinted it with brown paint. You can find it at home depot or Lowe's. Thanks for all the kind comments :)
ReplyDeleteMelinda, what a darling post, first visit, love it.
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Thanks for sharing the tutorial!! Have these on my list of projects :)
ReplyDeleteThis is a great project! I love the way it turned out, nice distressing
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Melinda - I just came across your blog..........LOVE IT! You have some create things. I especially love these wood finials. thanks for sharing.
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