Shabby Chic kind of rocks.

Happy mid week ! 

Alright I'll get right to it - this one is a tad long. 

If you aren't a fan of pictures I'd say this post isn't for you - let's just say I got a little camera happy on this one.

Remember earlier this week when I mentioned I decided to change everything in out master bedroom ?

No ? 

Wanna know ? 

Get caught up with my "slight problem" HERE.

This little DIY is going to fit perfectly with the new look I'm going for, oh and it took a total of 10 minutes to make. Minus the drying time.

The best part - it cost me 12 dollars to make 2 of these.

This is what I used : 

Left over wood from previous projects. (originally 4 by 6)

Gorilla Glue

Spray Paint

Wood stain

2 old style mason jars (love.love.love)

Wood designs (That's totally not their "given" name)

Mini wood legs 

I cut My Mr. cut the wood down to this :

Next step: Glue on the wood designs. 

Can you tell I've never worked in a Home Depot? 

The guys hate to see me come in because I think they know I call everything by it's wrong name.

"Where are your wood design thingies ? You know they have a flat back and you can stick them to things...with glue I mean."

Ta-Da. 

Well not quite but I'm getting there.

I got the Mr. to drill a small whole in the smaller wood pieces so the wood legs would fit nicely inside...with a little help from the Gorilla.

See ?

Now glue your small piece of wood to the big one, forming a shelf and let the glue dry for a couple of hours.

I used Satine Rust-oleum Paint to cover the sconces.

 Then aged them the same way I aged my night stands. 

If you missed that one you can check it out HERE.

Done ! 

Now time to overload you with pictures of the pretties.

Hope you love them as much as I do ! 

Now I just need to find the perfect candle for my jars and hang them up.

Try them yourself - they would be great in any colour and you could use regular vases if you aren't a mason jar lover.

Thanks for reading my blog guys !

Bye.Cya