Spindle Ornaments
I’m not certain if everyone is ready to delve into holiday decor discussions, but for those who have been keeping up, I’ve crafted some unique ‘Christmas in July‘ spindle ornaments. The spindle ornaments were part of an old bed frame that I disassembled to create candle holders and now spindle ornaments. While every part of this old bed frame was up cycled into candle holders and ornaments. Nothing went to waste. So, in the spirit of helping you get a jumpstart on your holiday decor, today we’re talking all things handcrafted spindle ornaments with Christmas in July. I know it’s never too early to start thinking about the holidays.
Bundles of Charm
Spindle ornaments will add a touch of seasonal charm to any space and holiday setting. Each ornament has been hand sanded to add a touch of country charm, warmth and uniqueness.
Christmas Spindle Ornaments
These handcrafted Christmas ornaments are made from salvaged rustic furniture. Spindle ornaments are versatile and can complement almost any decor style, yet they are particularly ideal for farmhouse, cottage, and French country home aesthetics.
All ornaments are from vintage salvage furniture parts. I sand and clean every spindle, drill every hole for hanging and add each of the item’s ties.
Spindle Ornament Bundles
All ornaments are sold in bundles of 4 for $28.00 each. Shipping is not included.
A. Set A measures 7 1/4 inches long.
B. Set B measures 5 1/2 inches long.
C. Set C measures at 6 inches long.
D. Set D measures at 6″ long.
E. Set E Finial ornaments measure at 3 1/2 inches X approximately 2 1/2 inches. Simple eye screws have been added to finial ornaments for hanging purposes.
Why Spindle Ornaments?
There’s an undeniable sweetness and charm to ornaments preserved in their vintage and original state. I haven’t painted them; this is the original paint, merely sanded to remove any chipping.
Materials
Wood, white cording
Let me know if any of these items catch your eye! I can be reached here and here. You might catch spindle Christmas ornaments here for reference. I do hope you have enjoyed my up cycled project here at Rustic and Refound. Thanks for stopping by.
