One inspiration photo from Flea Market Style magazine.
Two old pie tins.
And one vintage wood spool.
Cut the spool into three pieces.
Then glue pieces to the pie tins.
One finished tiered pie plate stand.
I really like how the metal on the spool matches the patina of the old pie tins.
The hardest part of the project was lining up the spool pieces to make it look like one uncut piece of wood.
Now....what to put in it??
Jane










Jane, Jane, Jane, it looks great! I'd give you a suggestion of something to put into it, but whatever you think of will be more creative :).
ReplyDeleteGreat looking!!
ReplyDeleteJane,
ReplyDeleteHow cool is that...love it!!!
Blessings,
Linda
Apples! or those small pumpkins.
ReplyDeleteI see one of the pie tin has your name on it.
Cute*
Now I am hitting my head, sort of like that V8 commerical, why didn't I think of that! Just fabulous!!! Love it!!!!
ReplyDeleteWell, that is pretty neat...and of course, with it being fall I can see little pumpkins, and ghords, leaves...etc.....but then again, m&ms and brownies could work!! Just sayin!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great piece to use in the studio.
ReplyDeleteIt can hold so many things!
Great idea Jane.
Amy
FABulous! I like your version even better. Love how the wood on the spools blends with the metal on the pie tins. Great job!!
ReplyDeleteI love it! What a fun project! I think it would be great to use for storage in your fabulous studio space!
ReplyDeleteMichelle
Hi, Jane, this is great! Thank you so much.
ReplyDeleteWarm Regards,
Susan
Oh Jane...I love it!! What a great idea to use tin pie pans and an old wood spool.
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Cindy
I think it would make a great place to put some unshelled nuts. It came out really cute.
ReplyDeleteDanielle
OMGoodness Jane, I love it and I think I might have everything on hand to recreate your tiered pie plate stand.
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful weekend.
I vote for cupcakes! But then you probably knew I would...:@) It turned out great Jane, love the colors and it's such a fun piece-enjoy!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea, but I just sold all my pie tins...darn. I really think those tiny pumpkins would look cute on it or even tiny muffins.
ReplyDeleteLove it again Jane! I recently made a huge one to hold cupcakes for my friend's son's graduation. I used a cut up pepper mill as the center... Love your little one! Great to hold an appetizer!
ReplyDeleteSusan
Great idea!!! I bet you DID have trouble lining up those spool pieces! You did great! A+
ReplyDeleteI tell ya...your brain's working overtime! I think yours looks better than the mags!
ReplyDeleteNice work! I was eyeballing something similar that I saw in a magazine wondering how I could make my own and finally gave up. You did it! Really nice!
ReplyDeleteIt's gorgeous. Send it to me if you can't decide what to put in it. I can fill it :)
ReplyDeleteExcellent idea Jane,just bake a few cupcakes now and jobs done!
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh Jane ~ that is so cool!!!
ReplyDeleteI love it!
super clever jane!
ReplyDeleteWhat a clever idea! I was just doing some fall decorating with my old stuff and I kept thinking to myself,"I bet Jane could do something really creative with this." :@
ReplyDeleteI swear, your mind must be thinking of clever things even while you're sleeping.... do you sleep? :-) Love your finished product.
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Spencer
Love it! I've wanted to make one of these but didn't like the rod, like the one in their picture. Thanks for suggesting an alternative.
ReplyDeleteSusanne.
that is fantastic! i love it!
ReplyDeleteLove it! I think fruit would look great in it.
ReplyDeleteBRILLIANT!!! It will be pretty at Christmas when it is all decked out for the holidays!!!
ReplyDeleteMore clever ideas from the master. ;-)
ReplyDeleteOM Goodness. I love this idea!!! And better yet.....I have all of the items onhand to build one:) WOO HOO!!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing!
hugs!
Carol
cooool.
ReplyDeleteblessings
barb =)
That is just the coolest thing! I like the metal on the spool, too.
ReplyDeleteI have to make one of these!
What to put in it?...
ReplyDeleteCupcakes!
xox
Pam
P.S. Love the 50 cent picture frame BOO project too!
JUST FABULOUS! Love your blog! :)
ReplyDeleteThat is so cool!!!!
ReplyDeleteI want to make one!!!
thanks!
How cute! How about hanging it in a tree and filling the pie shells with birdseed?
ReplyDeleteHow clever love this odea ...to good not to re link you mon..
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Jane, I saw something similar at the barn sale I was at this past weekend. They had 3 large baking pans w/old rolling pins as the center. Most were priced in the three digit range. I found a local source who sells them for $55. But now that I see how you created them, I think I need to make my own! Just have to find me some old pans and a rolling pin out on my thrifting jaunts. Thanks for showing how you did it- I couldn't figure it out! Crafting talent is not one of my strong suits! LOL But I CAN decorate~
ReplyDelete~ Sue
Hi Jane...I mentioned this in a post today. Thanks for the inspiration!!! Laurel
ReplyDeletehttp://www.chippingwithcharm.blogspot.com/2012/05/ok-cup-storage-stand.html
I love this and will be making one as soon as I get to the good will. I already have the candle stick so it should be pretty simple to find! Dianntha
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