Easy Beaded Tabletop Riser

Here’s an easy idea to repurpose some wall decor into something you need!! These little wood plaques from Ross were just my style, but not for the wall. I have something else in mind!! I’m going to use them to make easy beaded tabletop risers!!

easy beaded tabletop riser

The three little wood plaques were attached with staples and jute. I found the easiest way to separate them was to simply cut the jute and leave the staples alone. I loved the chippy white finish so I didn’t even have to paint them!

Next up I wanted to add some small beads that I had picked up at Walmart and I’ll use hot glue to attach them. Beaded pieces seem to be so popular right now and the beads add so much character to a piece!! I always find it easier to leave the beads on the string and glue them down. I went ahead and pulled the string out as I glued, but you wouldn’t have to.

easy beaded tabletop riser
easy beaded tabletop riser

Now that the the beads are attached I’ll just dry brush some white Waverly chalk paint on them!! So easy, but a dramatic effect!!

Only one thing left to do and that’s add some feet using some small finials I picked up from Walmart.

I’ll use four and give each one a coat of Waverly wax, then dry brush them with white paint.

easy beaded tabletop riser

The very last thing to do is glue each finial onto the bottom with E-6000 glue.

easy beaded tabletop riser
easy beaded tabletop riser

Such an easy DIY but I just love the look!! I can’t wait to use these with my bottle brush trees at Christmas!!

easy beaded tabletop riser
easy beaded tabletop riser

What do you think?? Will you be making some easy beaded tabletop risers of your own??

Angela

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