Happy Face Candle Mold Project

This is one of the first candle molds I used and it was fun and easy and turned out great. Here’s a pic of it. I think it looks better than the one displayed at the store. It was dyed brown and scented with spiced hot chocolate and I haven’t had the heart to burn it yet. Yellow candle paint was used to enhance the smile which I found at Michaels Craft Store. I got the mold, scent and dye at Village Craft and Candle in St. Marys Ontario but I’m sure it’s sold elsewhere.

They do sell mold clamps and stands but to be honest I wedged mine between a couple books and bought a couple clamps from the dollar store, taped up any holes and it turned out fine.

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These fun cards from Laura are two in one, they are a Holiday Card but they also have a removable ornament that the recipient can hang on their Christmas tree too! And the ornaments are also shakers, how fun is that!? She used stamps and dies from Mama Elephant to create her two ornament cards. The first has a stamped Llama on a die cut snowy scene with die cut greenery bough and red sentiment. The ornament is attached to the card with a single glue dot that can be removed and she also added twine to the top to hang it from.

This next card has the shaker front filled with colorful sequins and a stamped sentiment but it holds another surprise, the top of this ornament swigs to the side to reveal a photo underneath!

She’s sharing a video tutorial on how to make both of these removable Ornament Christmas Cards over on the Mama Elephant blog.

-Heather

If you are looking for Christmas holiday-themed papers and supplies then take a look at our favorite holiday designs over at A Cherry on Top.

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