My list of materials was short and simple:
wooden skewers // hot glue gun // Krylon gold spray paint
** side note: I found thin wooden dowels after I had finished this project that would work also **
I began by laying a foundation of skewers all facing the same direction but with varying space between and varying angles.Then I laid more skewers on top at angles in the opposite direction forming a cross-hatch of sorts and glued. I continued to layer the skewers in different directions until I had the pattern I was looking for, hot gluing as I went. * Finally, I spray painted the entire piece gold.
* Lessons learned: I didn't realize how much the hot glue would show up once painted. I would recommend spray painting the skewers/dowels first, then building and gluing.
Overall, I think it turned out very similar to the Nate Berkus for Target version. I plan to hang it in my foyer along with another piece of wall art I'm working on.
i love finding things and knowing i can make it myself. you definitely have that gift and i have loved everything you've posted, this included!
ReplyDeleteThanks, sweet lady. It really is fun!!!
DeleteThis is such a great dupe for the Target version!
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Thanks! I like the challenge of trying to recreate everything.
DeleteThis was such a good idea, and it looks amazing!
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Thank you!!
DeleteThis is awesome! I literally saw this at Target yesterday and thought it was so cool. Great DIY Cheryl!
ReplyDeleteThanks!!!
DeleteI love the idea to recreate this piece! And thanks for the tips!
ReplyDeleteSo glad you like it!
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