| Project by Marge | posted 239 days ago | 641 views | 6 times favorited | 9 comments | ![]() |
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Was looking to make a simple project I could complete in a weekend and use up some leftovers. We had half dozen of the little candles sitting on the coffee table which would slide around when you bumped the table – most annoying. So I put together the candle holder from scraps of purpleheart from the sideboard project and a peice of osage. It was fun to do a project in a weekend:)
-- Marge, Colorado
































9 comments so far
kolwdwrkr
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posted 239 days ago
Cool. Looks like a nice piece.
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LocalMac
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posted 239 days ago
I’m not familiar with osage. is it rare? I like the look of this piece. The contrast in color came out nice. Well done.
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woodworm
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posted 239 days ago
I like the design. The purpleheart feet and sub-base adds to the beauty of this piece.
Really stunning!
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stevematis
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posted 239 days ago
Nice work, good choice of wood
GaryK
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posted 239 days ago
That’s a very cool looking candle holder!
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Rustic
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posted 239 days ago
nice job
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PineMan
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posted 239 days ago
Nice!
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mjpierson
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like the “wrap-around” of feet.
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Jay Neale III
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Very nice! I love the shape of the legs. Great finish!
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