Sustain My Craft Habit Yes!! I’ve made 2 and have cut out the pieces for the third one. It gets easier each time. I haven’t painted them yet, but my grandson thinks bright yellow, hot pink and turquoise will be good colors to use 😍 I used wood glue to glue them and clothespins for clamps to hold the pieces tight while the glue dried. I sort of eyeballed the sizes because I couldn’t figure out the measurements, but after cutting a few too short, I finally got it right. Thank you again - I want to do a beach scene in an old lantern and this will be so perfect!
Very cute! But the instructions werent the best, mine looks ok but something isnt right, where do the other 2 angled pieces go? In your pic the arms dont have the angles?
Hi Lisa! The angled piece form the sides of the base of the chair, not the arms. You can see a written tutorial with step-by-step instructions here as well: sustainmycrafthabit.com/mini-adirondack-chairs-diy/ . Let me know if you still have questions. Thanks! Jane
Thank you for watching! You can find the printable project guide here: sustainmycrafthabit.com/mini-adirondack-chairs-diy/ !
That is so gorgeous. I didn't even realize the chair was made out of popsicle sticks... I completely love the terrarium.
Love this cute little chair 🌴
I love fairies!
Such a neat idea! The chair can also be an adorable doll house chair too!
I made these for my sisters and friends for Christmas!
What a cute little project! That fairy garden is adorable
Perfect beach wedding favors....Thank you!!!!❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
I love popsicle sticks for all things miniature! And coffee stirrer sticks. 🤗
Yes! So many possibilities. And with all the Popsicles my kids eat in the summer, we get a year's worth of craft supplies :D
Thank you! Great video
I love these little guys! I remember your beachy fairy garden - sooo cute!
How adorable!...
Thank you so much! We love these little chairs. We've seen them being used as cake toppers as well! -Jane
I love this, that chair is adorable and your whole fairy garden is beautiful.
Thank you for this tutorial! I found out about it on Completely Coastal's Facebook page, and I'm excited to try it out!
Our pleasure Andi! Did you have a chance to try it yet? -Jane
Sustain My Craft Habit Yes!! I’ve made 2 and have cut out the pieces for the third one. It gets easier each time. I haven’t painted them yet, but my grandson thinks bright yellow, hot pink and turquoise will be good colors to use 😍 I used wood glue to glue them and clothespins for clamps to hold the pieces tight while the glue dried. I sort of eyeballed the sizes because I couldn’t figure out the measurements, but after cutting a few too short, I finally got it right. Thank you again - I want to do a beach scene in an old lantern and this will be so perfect!
Thanks! this was perfect for my own beach terrarium.
What a gorgeous idea! And the downloadable guide is perfect! Thank you.
this is so cute!
Thank you so much!
Great channel. I support the DIY channel. Got your channel link from the DIY channel links :) liked, subscribed
Very cute! But the instructions werent the best, mine looks ok but something isnt right, where do the other 2 angled pieces go? In your pic the arms dont have the angles?
Hi Lisa! The angled piece form the sides of the base of the chair, not the arms. You can see a written tutorial with step-by-step instructions here as well: sustainmycrafthabit.com/mini-adirondack-chairs-diy/ . Let me know if you still have questions. Thanks! Jane
Thanks for replying. I did that but what are the other 2 angled pieces for?
lisa hoffart the other two are for the two outer pieces of the chair back. Did you get those?
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That is absolutely adorable, and I almost *never* use that word 😊.
May I ask, what is the paint color?
Thank you Milli! I use the word too much I think :) . It's called Seaside Blue in DecoArt's Satin Enamels collection. -Jane
What color did you actually use here for the chair?
I’m going to make this for my hamster but with soy paint