I saw this great lazy susan in my latest Napa Style catalog -
I love this! I just love the rustic feel and the functionality. But the price tag is a bit high at $249.00. Now have I mentioned how much I enjoy Micheal Chiarello? Maybe for a later post...
So I have a bunch of spindles (thanks Gayle) and I was going to cut one down, sand it and get it prepped, until I laid eyes on a candlestick ($1.99) that I picked up at Goodwill awhile back. I also recently picked up a lazy susan for $4.99 and a wood plate for $1.99.
I assembled them,
and played around a little bit,
I like the Napa Style version for $249.00, but I LOVE my version for $9 bucks!
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I love your version for $9.00 too! This is a wonderful repurposing of three items into one perfect lazy susan.
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Great post! Wow! $9 spent on things you repurposed vs $249 on something that could possibly have been made in China. And in the process you saved at least 3 things from a a potential landfill. That's what I call an economic stimulus package. Outstanding!
ReplyDeleteWe need more americans to think that way. Keep up the good work!
Rory
http://thegreentiquessolution.blogspot.com/
Yours is fabulous! Are you serious about the $249??? How could that be? Is it made of gold? Love your eye for putting things together.
ReplyDeleteGreat job, you've inspired me! I think I'll keep my eye out for component that could make one of those. I'd love to pile it high with cheses and fruit. Of course a glass of red wine goes without saying!
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Vanessa
Love it. I just bought a nice wooden lazy susan at the Goodwill for $2.00 and thought I would make an art caddy for my daughter, but I might like this better.
ReplyDeleteGreat job!
We love Napa Style, too! You did an awesome job! I like the color of your candlestick against the wood! Thanks for sharing :)
ReplyDeleteWendy
How does a company justify a price that high to begin with.
ReplyDeleteGood for people like you who take the idea and show how simple it it to do it yourself.
You are so clever, Chelsea! I love this! I like all the ways you played with it, but I think it's a perfect piece for a craft room.
ReplyDeletethat's awesome!
ReplyDeleteYou should, because it's beautiful!
ReplyDeleteyours is gorgeous, LOVE the color of the candlestick!
ReplyDeleteThat is awesome! I love how you could use it for so many things!
ReplyDeleteI just LOVE the Napa Style catalog! Great idea!
ReplyDeleteBest wishes,
Tammy
I saw that in Napa Style too and loved it. Yours is
ReplyDeleteA-Mazing!! I want it ;) Thanks for another great inspiration to create!
OH SO CUTE! Great Job!
ReplyDeleteJennie @ Cinnaberry Suite
i LOVE! getting my Napa Style.....
ReplyDeletewe work with barn wood a lot and the inspiration is so fantastic - besides his recipes are awesome, and his kitchen! just over the top!
your idea is so great....
So stinkin' cute!! My mom and her friend saw a lazy susan at a winery that was made out of wine barrel slats, complete with red wine stains and the stamp of the winery on it, for sale with a hefty price tag as well. My mom's friend came home and made us each one out of a salvaged wine barrel, complete with red wine stains and winery stamp on it, for pennies on the dollar, just like you did. It is a fab piece in my kitchen. I keep it next to my stove with my cooking oils and such on it.
ReplyDeleteI'm going to make this, you are a genius!
ReplyDeleteOnce again - Brilliant!!
ReplyDeleteOkay I almost choked when I saw that top one was 249.00! Yours looks just as classy - total genius! I need one for my craft space too! Thanks for the idea.
ReplyDeleteI actually like yours better!
ReplyDeleteawesome!!! I gotta remember to do something like this for my dining room side table
ReplyDeleteI really like this project. Very clever and quit useful.
ReplyDeleteO wow! I really need one of these. Must get to a Goodwill ASAP.
ReplyDeleteThis is such a great idea!! Way to go! These turned out great!
ReplyDelete~Morgan
http://meetvirginiaandroo.blogspot.com/
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Wow...I love it! It such a great splurge vs. steal, but I prefer your steal. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteohhhh. I love this idea!
ReplyDeleteI love that, great job. It's so satisfying isn't it? Plus now we can all steal your idea....yeess!
ReplyDeleteI like your more than the expensive one anyways! Oh I want to make one now!!!
ReplyDeleteJust love it when someone comes up with such clever ideas!! This is just a great idea!! Would love to join your Inspired linky but am wondering what day is it actually? Put you button on my sidebar under Wednesday parties but am not real sure.
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mary
Very very beautiful, so pretty and yumy yumy jajaja xxxooo Chany
ReplyDeleteAnother great project, Chelsea! I 'heart' it!
ReplyDeleteLove the second picture with the chicken.so cute! I am really going to have to start going to the good will more often! :-)
ReplyDeleteGreat project!
ReplyDeleteI love when you can duplicate something for next to nothing!
Fabulous!
~Amy
So lovin' it!!! Especially all decked out with your pretty, neutral Easter decor!
ReplyDeleteThis looks SO GREAT! Thanks for linking it to Anything Related!
ReplyDelete~Bridgette
Wow! You saved $240 plus shipping, tax, etc. Your version is fantastic!
ReplyDeleteI'm pretty sure I like yours better!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea! Now I know what to do with those old spindles I have sitting in my garage. Thanks for the idea and inspiration!!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea! Now I know what to do with those old spindles I have sitting in my garage. Thanks for the idea and inpiration!!!!
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