DIY with Paul Lowe, Part 2
Here's part two of Paul Lowe's beautiful vintage-styled do-it-yourself projects that he was kind enough to share with us:
These little votives can be used on a table or as favors...
Lace Votives
Materials:
glass votives
lace
hot glue gun
needle and thread
Directions:
Again, cut a strip of lace that's long enough to wrap around the votive. Secure in the back with hand-stitches or a hot glue gun. These are very easy to make, and if you use a hot glue gun you can make about 30 in a night.
Paul has one more project for us, so definitely stop by later today to see it. Also, if you want even more vintage lacy loveliness, I'll be posting a beautiful real wedding with just those details.
These little votives can be used on a table or as favors...
Lace Votives
Materials:
glass votives
lace
hot glue gun
needle and thread
Directions:
Again, cut a strip of lace that's long enough to wrap around the votive. Secure in the back with hand-stitches or a hot glue gun. These are very easy to make, and if you use a hot glue gun you can make about 30 in a night.
Paul has one more project for us, so definitely stop by later today to see it. Also, if you want even more vintage lacy loveliness, I'll be posting a beautiful real wedding with just those details.
Labels: DIY, Monday miscellany
posted by Kathryn at
10:00 AM
2 Comments:
I'm really enjoying the projects with vintage lace by Paul. I can't wait to see the real wedding and Paul's 3rd project!!
Emily@oncewed
These are prescious!
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