How to Make a Gorgeous Hanging Flower Vases Centerpiece
Here’s a quick and easy home decor DIY project to add a little happiness to your home. It’s simple, unique and completely customizable to your unique color and style preferences. This hanging flower vases project is also budget-friendly! So let’s get started.
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Materials & Tools
- 1″ x 4″ x 6′ pine board
- Paint or stain (I used Rust-Oleum Ultra Matte Interior Chalked Paint – Linen White)
- Screws
- Small glass vases or jars
- Twine
- Super glue
- Paintbrush
- Drill
- Miter saw
Time to Complete
An afternoon. It’s quite simple!
Instructions
Step 1: Use a miter saw to cut a 1″ x 4″ x 6′ board into 4 pieces, two 15 1/4″ long and two 14 1/2″ long.
Step 2: Paint or stain the boards. I chose to paint them using Rust-Oleum White Chalked Paint.
Step 3: Drill 3 1/4″ holes in the top of one of the longer boards. Space the holes evenly apart. Determine the space between the holes depending on the size of your glass vases/jars.
Step 4: Using screws, screw the boards together so that they form a square. Ensure that the longer boards are on the top and bottom of the square.
Step 5: Wrap the twine around the neck of the glass jars or vases, ensuring that you glue it down with super glue as you go and leave an ample amount of twine on each end. Do this for all three jars/vases.
Step 6: Thread the twine through the holes in the top of the wood square and tie the twine together. Cut off any excess twine. Hang each of the jars/vases from the top wood board.
And there you have it! It’s simple and it’s customizable. You can make it smaller or larger. You can use different paint or stain. You can use different jars of vases. You can of course change out the flowers you put in it.
Interested in other simple and inexpensive DIY home decor?
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Check out this farmhouse style hairpin leg bench.
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