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DIY Monogrammed Candle

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Monogram candles are a wonderful way to personalize any occasion or space, and they make great gifts too. With their unique touch and elegant appearance, monogram candles add a special touch to any decor or event. Whether you’re planning a wedding, anniversary celebration, or just want to add a personal touch to your home decor, monogram candles are the perfect solution.

If you’re looking to make your own monogram candles, you’ll be pleased to know that it’s actually quite simple. This particular tutorial uses a glass and tile medium to help the paint adhere to the surface of the candle, making it easier to create a long-lasting, high-quality monogram design. Plus, with a few simple supplies and a bit of creativity, you can make as many monogram candles as you like.

Whether you’re using a single letter or creating a more elaborate design, monogram candles are a great way to express your creativity and add a personal touch to any space or event. And since they’re so easy to make, you can create them in a wide range of styles and colors, making them suitable for any occasion or decor theme.

So if you’re looking to create your own monogram candles, be sure to check out this tutorial for step-by-step instructions and helpful tips. With a little creativity and a few simple supplies, you’ll be on your way to making beautiful, personalized candles in no time.

These would make wonderful gifts and perfect for Weddings too. Make your own Monogram Candles.

 

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Leaf Learning Activities for Kids

There are lots of things you can do with leaves in the classroom and at home, and fun ways to learn about leaves as they start changing color in the fall. 

Learn about different kinds of leaves and match them to their trees with this printable from Montessori Nature. It includes 10 kinds of trees and their leaves to match with. If you have those trees nearby you can also find the real leaves to match with. 

Of course if you’re going on a leaf hunt yourself, you’ll want to save some of those leaves the kids find in their own leaf collection and identification books. You can learn how to make your own from Dappled Skies and DIYs. Or turn your leaf peeping into a sticky leaf scavenger hunt with this idea from Little Pine Learners.

There are a lot of easy art activities you can do with leaves, such as the classic rubbing (check out a tutorial if you need it from Laura Radniecki), complete a picture with half a leaf and learn about symmetry (like in this post from NurtureStore) or drawn in, on and around leaves to make fun art as shown in this idea from Artful Parent. 

Make your leaves into people, paint on them or with them; there are so many possible ideas!

Trace your leaves, label them with what kinds of trees they came from, and then play a matching game like this one from Preschool Toolkit. 

Early Learning Ideas has some great printables on the parts of a tree and a leaf, the life cycle of an oak tree and leaf sorting that you can find on Teachers Pay Teachers. Or check out the leaf investigation worksheet from Turner Tots. 

Looking for more leaf fun? Check out these ideas for leaf activities that don’t use real leaves, and these that do. And let me know what your favorite way to play and learn with leaves is!

10 Fall leaf ideas [Recycled Crafts]

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