Stone House Burgundy Door Home Décor Catalog

Stone House Burgundy Door Home Décor Catalog

Each signs price may vary due to the type of wood and size we use. We paint all our signs on oak or pine vintage barn boards. We use multiple stains and unique colors to create the perfect décor pieces for our customers.

If you’ve been on the hunt for a sign that would look perfect in your home but haven’t yet found it, please let me know and we can customize your sign/home décor piece to your exact liking. 

**Custom colors and sizes will have additional fees. 

We also redo all furniture, and do all wedding décor.   

Please email me if you’re inquiring about a sign/wedding/home décor piece/furniture redo.

Skye.boyd@outlook.com

Bake Love Eat (Seperate Signs)
8" x 5"
$25

"So I Can Kiss You Anytime I Want"
48" x 6"
$50

"Kindness Is A Language Which The Deaf Can Hear And The Blind Can See"
28" x 28"
$80

"So I can kiss you anytime I want"
7" x 42"
$80

"home is wherever im with you"
36" x 30"
$140

"BE OUR Guest"
6" x 48"
$50

"All Because Two People Fell In Love"
4" x 32"
$25

Custom Wedding Sign
"Hueser August 16, 2014"
24" x 28"
$80

"CHERRIES" Old Cupboard door with wooden cut out letters and cheeries
24" x 10"
$90

Wedding Table Numbers, stained wooden hearts with pearl borders and a sparkle finish.
16" x 4"
$10 Each 

Mason Jar Soap Dispenser
Regular Size
$15 each or 2 for $25

"Denna Lake"
Custom Cottage Lake Size
5.5" x 35"
$40 

Country Kitchen Decor
"Memphis Boots"
12" x 36"
$100

Baby Girl Bedroom Decor
12" x 20"
$50

"THE BUNKIE" Cottage Decor
22" x 28"
$45 

"So I Can Kiss You Anytime I Want"
6" x 48"
$50

Vintage Wood Candleholder Centerpiece

Hello all!

This week I decided to create another DIY candleholder. I was browsing on Pinterest and I came across a candleholder made out of a thick piece of wood. I then went to my grandparents in search of a similar piece. After hunting for a few minutes I was able to find the perfect piece of wood. Next, I got down to work in hopes of creating a vintage wood candleholder centerpiece! 

The supplies you’ll need to create this wood candleholder are the following:

Thick piece of wood

Drill press with a round bit.

Sander

Paint Brush

Chestnut Stain

Varnish

**Majority of these supplies can be purchased at a hardware store.

Step 1: Once you’ve found a thick or long piece of wood, take a drill press with a round bit and drill 10 or more holes depending on the size of your piece of wood. Drill the holes in a pattern onto the wood. The round bit is the same size as a tea light, so the candles will fit perfectly into the drilled holes.

Step 2: Once all the holes are drilled, I used a palm sander and sanded the piece of wood down until it felt soft.

Step 3: After the wood was sanded down I used my paintbrush and chestnut stain and painted on 3 coats of stain. I wanted my candleholder to look very shiny. Once the stain was dry I took another paintbrush and painted on 1 coat of varnish. The varnish is a final coat that leaves the piece looking sealed and shiny. Once the varnish is completely dry you can now place the candleholder anywhere you’d like. I placed mine on top of my dinning table and used it as a centerpiece. I also place it on top of my fireplace mantel.

EXTRA: I eventually carved my boyfriend’s, and my name into the piece of wood. I did this with a stencil and a electric wood carver. This is very easy to do and adds more to the piece.

Hope you guys enjoyed the Vintage Wood Candleholder Centerpiece tutorial!