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Wanted to make a Podium for my Wedding but didn't want to spend a heap of money and wanted to use what i had left over from other projects... This was made from boxes i picked up from Bunnings, Polyfilla, glue, masking tape, paint and a heap of greenery
Materials
Tools
- Boxes - all the same size and height ( from Bunnings at the counter)
- Masking Tape
- PVA Glue
- Newspaper
- Dulux stone effect paint in "sand" ( left over from past project)
- Polyfilla
- Plastic scraper
- Paint brush
- Artificial Greenery and flowers
- Floral foam blocks
- Shelly's Liquid Nails
- Stanley Knief
This a Crazy Craft lady project - No Power Tools were used or harmed during this project
Steps
Step 1
1/3First Tape up each box and using glue to tape to secure all boxes together.
then measured the angle i wanted the Podium go slope.
Step 2
2/3Added a additional piece of cardboard for the Lip of the podium and attached with glue and secured with tape and lots of it.
using waterdown PVA Glue, covered the entire podium with newspaper and glue and let it dry over night
Applied 1 thick coat of Dulux stone effect paint with a paint brush using a cross over technique - let dry then applied a generous amount of polyfilla over the entire podium.
Once dried applied another 2 coats of the Dulux stone effect paint
Step 3
3/3Using Shelley Liquid Nails - attached a floral foam blocks and using a heap of greenery and flowers, attached to make a drapping effect on the front of the podium
* Pretty Happy how it turned out
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Re: Wedding Podium
Hi @CreativeKeola,
Congratulations on your upcoming wedding! You must be so excited.
With a few basic supplies, some boxes, some time and whole lot of creativity, you've produced something that will surely be a wonderful addition to the decor at your wedding.
Thank you for sharing your D.I.Y. wedding podium and congratulations on a job well done.
Jacob
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