Up your video conferencing game and brighten up your desk with this unique geometric copper plant stand
Learn how to make your own desk copper plant stand with SlinkyHome's Melodie Telliez.
Through easy to follow step-by-step instructions and illustrations, you'll learn how to make a small desk copper plant stand from a kit of materials including copper pipes and a hexagonal grey base.
With UNLIMITED ACCESS 24/7, you’ll be able to drop in and out of the course at your own pace, and refer back to it anytime. By the end of this course, you will be able to:
- Confidently use epoxy glue
- Assemble separate parts to create a durable structure
- Properly wax polish copper surfaces
Through detailed illustrations and instructions, Melodie will guide you step-by-step through the process of assembling and finishing your plant stand.
What's in the kit?
The kit comes with everything you need to begin and finish your stand. It comes with:
- Copper pipes: 8 x 2cm, 4 x 3cm, 4 x 8cm
- Fittings: 8 x T, 8 x End feed caps
- Epoxy glue
- Toothpicks
- Steel wool
- Wax + cloth
- 1 hexagonal grey tile
- Yodomo tote bag
How is this copper plant stand course taught?
This course by instructor Melodie Telliez is taught through step-by-step illustrations, instructions and photography, available to access online via My Courses.
What else do I need?
This metalworking course comes with everything you need to create your own desk copper plant stand.
Delivery info
This kit is delivered by the course instructor through drop-shipping via Hermes.
Melodie Telliez
Melodie started her brand SlinkyLinks Jewellery in 2015 as a way to up-cycle scraps of leather by turning them into beautiful jewellery. Always looking to experiment with new materiel, in 2017 she designed a line of homeware using copper pipes, thus creating her second brand SlinkyHome. Keeping sustainability at the center of her work, all her materials are sources in the UK. Selling her products online and around London craft markets, Melodie has also been creating and teaching craft workshops since 2017, sharing her knowledge and love for craft.