I left the angle that was on the ends of my boards at the top and then cut the lower ends straight across.
The bottom piece fits into a rabbet at the lower edge of the back piece.
I have routed out a circular area, about half the thickness of the wood which allows a mason jar to sit into it.
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Ah! I was just planning on making something exactly like this! I hosted a candle party a couple of nights ago, and they had something similar in their magazine... and a current customer pointed it out and asked me to make some for her! Love yours, beautiful job!!
ReplyDeleteLeanne
What a great little tutorial and project! I feel like I could even try this and make it work:) Thanks for linking up!
ReplyDeleteKim
This is a great project Julie! :) I love the simplicity of it.
ReplyDeletesuper job!
gail
I'm always looking for new ways to use old barn wood. I've got stacks of the stuff around here. And I love using mason jars for candles and flowers. ;)
ReplyDeleteThanks for linking to Time Travel Thursday again.
Blessings,
Liz @ The Brambleberry Cottage