How To Make An Encanto Candle

The Disney animated musical, Encanto, has taken the world by storm with its captivating storyline, colorful characters, and catchy soundtrack. The movie’s popularity has inspired many to create Encanto-themed crafts and decorations. If you’re an Encanto fan looking to add a touch of magic to your home or party, this candle-making tutorial is just what you need.

Using a store-bought pillar candle and free SVG cut files, this tutorial shows you how to transform an ordinary candle into a beautiful and fun Encanto candle. The cut files make it easy to create multiple candles for party favors or to use as decorations. The finished candles are sure to be a hit with Encanto fans of all ages.

If you don’t have a cutting machine, don’t worry – you can still create these candles by printing the image onto paper and using the transfer method described in this article. The transfer process is easy to follow and will allow you to personalize your candles with any image you like.

Making your own Encanto candles is a fun and creative way to celebrate your love for the movie and add some Disney magic to your home or party. Whether you’re a seasoned candle maker or a beginner, this tutorial is a great place to start. So, gather your supplies and let’s get crafting!

If you are making these for young children, I highly recommend using battery candles for safety.

Here are some more Encanto Themed Crafts we wrote about on the Blog.

Our Lesson plans Editor put together this list of Encanto Lesson Plan Activity ideas too.

Encanto Chocolate Dipped Pretzel Rods: Totally the Bomb shares a recipe to make chocolate-dipped pretzel rods that are decorated with flower sprinkles and nonpareils. These pretzel rods are a fun snack to enjoy while watching the movie together as a family. [Encanto Pretzel Rods]

DIY Party Decorations: DIY Inspired provides a list of materials that you can use to decorate an Encanto themed party, including artificial palm leaves, paper flower garlands, and butterfly balloons. These decorations will help bring the movie’s tropical setting to life. [Encanto party ideas]

Free Encanto Party Printables: Craft and Sparkle offers a free download of printables that includes 8×10 inspirational character signs and dessert signs. These printables are perfect for decorating an Encanto themed party or for use as wall art. [Encanto Printables]

Encanto Birthday Party Ideas: Mommy of a Princess shares a free printable that includes 4×6″ Happy Birthday Sign and Food Cards. The post also includes other ideas for an Encanto themed party, such as party favors and games. [More Encanto Party Ideas]

Recreate the Encanto Door: Craft and Sparkle provides a tutorial on how to recreate the magical door from the movie using wood-style sticky wall paper and a gold chalk pen. This DIY craft is perfect for adding a touch of magic to your child’s bedroom door. [Encanto Door DIY]

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Last year I wrote a bunch of posts around things to make for Father’s Day, from printables to hand print crafts and other crafts. But in case you need yet more ideas here are some more Father’s Day crafts that kids can make.

I’m not a fan of cliche Father’s Day gifts using tie motifs, fishing, grilling and the like, but if the dad in your life does happen to enjoy grilling, this painted grill caddy from Sustain My Craft Habit is a fun option. Buy a plain wooden caddy and kids can paint and decorate it to enjoy all summer long.

Picture frames and holders are always a great option. I love this painted rock and bead photo holder from Buggy and Buddy. Kids can paint the rock and string the beads, and choose a photo of themselves to put on the holder.

I also like this salt dough picture frame from The Soccer Mom Blog. It’s made in the shape of the word dad with holes in the letters for photos, but you could use the same idea to make a heart or another shape if you don’t need three openings.

Speaking of salt dough, of course you can use it for all sorts of crafts. Handprint and footprint crafts are lots of fun as a keepsake, and if your littles still have tiny feet, this salt dough footprint craft from Roaming Rosie is a fun project. Or make a bigger stepping stone footprint or handprint project with a stepping stone kit. I Watch Them Grow has the tutorial.

If your older kids are into string art, you can make a Dad themed project like this one from DIYnThings. If you don’t want to spell out dad, you can make a heart shape or some other symbol of your relationship with the dad in question. (Jump to about 1:53 in the video for this tutorial, or watch the whole thing for more crafty Father’s Day ideas.)

I also love this quick and easy building blocks gift from The Seasoned Mom. It gets kids thinking about things they love to do with dad, and offers options of things they can do together if they can’t think of what they want to do some future weekend.

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