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DIY Cookie Cutter Candles

December 5, 2014 by Shellie Wilson

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I know we have featured the cookie cutter candle before and especially at Christmas time but I fell in love with this image.

The holiday season is a great time to indulge in some fun and creative DIY projects. One such project that has gained popularity over the years is making cookie cutter candles. It’s an affordable way to add a personal touch to your holiday decor and also makes for a great handmade gift idea.

While we’ve featured cookie cutter candles before, the snowflake candle in particular caught my eye. The level of detail on the snowflake design is exquisite and would make for a beautiful addition to any winter-themed display. I can only imagine how it would look when lit, casting a warm and cozy glow.

The best part about making these candles is that they are incredibly easy to create. With just a few basic supplies and some creativity, anyone can make a beautiful and fragrant candle. You can customize the scent and color of your candle to match your holiday decor, or to suit the preferences of your recipient if you plan to give it as a gift.

If you’re new to candle making, don’t worry – the tutorial for making the snowflake cookie cutter candle is easy to follow, even for beginners. It’s a great way to get started and experiment with different shapes and designs.

 Christmas gifts. Full tutorial can be found here. Christmas Candle Tutorial.

Looking for Christmas candle fragrant oils? Check this one out it is our favourite.

 

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How to Make a Rag Quilt – An Easy, Cozy Beginner-Friendly Tutorial

If you love the idea of making a beautiful, snuggly quilt but feel intimidated by traditional quilting techniques, a rag quilt is the perfect project to start with! This easy-to-follow tutorial walks you through the process of creating a soft, frayed-edge quilt that is not only cozy but also incredibly forgiving for beginners.

Rag quilts are made with layers of fabric sewn together with exposed seams, which gives them that unique, rustic, and well-loved look. They’re great for using up fabric scraps, and the best part? No intricate piecing or precision cutting required! With just some basic sewing skills, fabric, and a little patience, you’ll have a handmade quilt that looks store-bought.

This step-by-step tutorial covers everything from choosing fabrics to assembling and finishing your quilt. You’ll also learn pro tips to make the fraying process easier and how to wash your quilt for that perfect, fluffy texture. Whether you’re making one for yourself, as a baby gift, or for cozy home décor, a rag quilt is a fun, stress-free project you’ll love.

So grab your fabric, scissors, and sewing machine, and let’s get quilting!

Check out the full tutorial here!

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