Hair Bow Holder {Glitter Blasted Linky Party}

A couple of months ago I received two end tables from some friends of ours (Thanks Steve & Angie!). They were headed for the curb when they thought of me.  I have been chipping away at them…literally. I decided to cut the bottom of the cabinet even more to create a hair bow holder for Kayla.  She has a truckload of bows that are all randomly strewn in baskets and we needed a little storage to harness them all.  I created this similar to my jewelry organizer.  This is Kayla’s new hair bow holder cabinet…glitter style!

If you remember the table started out looking like this. 

I chopped the top off and created some lap desks and they look like this now.

Since I only needed the front of the cabinet I decided to cut off the back.  First, I took the entire cabinet apart. 

Then, we, my friend Mike, ran the pieces through the table saw to cut them down. 

Then we marked where the bottom hit the legs and chopped them off with a chop saw.

We were left with a narrow little cabinet.

So then I sanded all the pieces down and spray primed and painted them Krylon Satin White.

Using my Silhouette machine I created a “K” stencil using Fontleroy Brown font and adhered the vinyl stencil to the front of the cabinet.

Using Krylon’s new Glitter Blast spray paint in Sparkling Waters I spray painted the “K.”  As soon as I was finished and while the paint was still wet I peeled away the paper and stencil and what was left was a glittered K.

This spray paint IS AWESOME!  It literally sprays out a fine mist glitter.  It is like a pouf stream of glitter.  The sparkles have the most brilliant shine.  LOVES THIS STUFF!  However, in order not to glitterfy my entire house I gave the entire piece a couple coats of Krylon Clear Sealer.  It is amazing…you can rub your hand all over the piece and not a sparkle will come off.

While I was at it I also sprayed the inside back panel with the Glitter Blast and a clear sealer as well.

Then I reattached the whole thing together, securing it with wood glue and nails.

Then I attached the glittered back piece with my air brad nailer and stapled four ribbons onto it so the bows could hang from it.

I also added a little crystal knob to finish it off and then hung it on the wall in Kayla’s bedroom.

Share Your Shine & Win Some Krylon Glitter Blast!

Do you like bling? Link up something you made sparkle and shine, and you could win a case of Krylon Glitter Blast (that’s 6 cans), and a $50 gift card to either Michaels, Hobby Lobby, Wal-mart, or Jo-Ann. Five people will be selected to win!

Rules:

1. Link your shiny project here by Midnight, Thursday Sept 15th.  It does not have to be glittered.  We just want to see how you made something shine again.  Use your imagination!

2. Five winners will be selected by a committee of judges (Me, Jen from Tatertots & Jello, Mandi from Vintage Revivals, Heather from Dollar Store Crafts, and Amy from Mod Podge Rocks).

3. Winners will be announced on or about Friday, September 16th at noon.

4. Open to residents of USA only.