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Summer at Dollar Store Crafts made this sweet candle holder with plastic champagne glasses, paper punches, and a handful of other craft supplies on hand. Her clever idea for suspending something inside the overturned glass is adorable. Check out the … Read More...
These lotus-looking votive holders are so fun! Made from recycled milk jugs, which is so brilliant when dealing with wax overflow, these votive holders are a really special idea. via bliss bloom blog.
For the Makers has a super gorgeous tutorial for how to DIY a travel candle. It’s a fun and easy project and the photos of the finished project make you want to pack a bag (and your recently DIY’d travel … Read More...
These simple outdoor lanterns are a great alternative for spendy yard lights from the store! The step-by-step tutorial can be found at 30 minute crafts. (PS: 30 Minute Crafts? More like 5 minute crafts!)
I love these so much! Imagine these sconces mounted on a fence with a candle inside accenting your upcoming summer BBQs … delightful ;). Head over to Jaderbomb to check out the DIY tutorial.
Personalize a candle with an easy stenciled monogram accent – Amber at Damask Love has you covered with a pretty tutorial.
Crafts by Amanda has a nice tutorial for making frosted luminaries with wire and bead accents. This would be an excellent craft for kids and teens this summer – don’t forget to pin the step-by-step for later use!
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If you’re looking for a great addition to a homemade candle gift, I’ve found the perfect partner. Make a mason jar matchbox by adding a cute tag and some striking paper to the lid. Get full instructions here.
Gina from Kleinworth & Co. shares a fabulous idea for some earthy luminaries made with corn husks. Visit Kleinworth & Co. for the tutorial.
More great candle finds from Henry Happened this week! Today, I’ve got their recent tutorial for making these awesome recycled luminaries with tissue paper andMod Podge
Stephanie at Henry Happened made a set of really awesome ice candles recently and was nice enough to post a DIY tutorial on her blog – check it out!
Need something cute and customizable to go with a candle gift? How about these printable matchbox labels with editable monograms from Lia Griffith?
Just a Smidgen converted some chipped old tea cups into lovely candles in just a few easy steps. See how she did it here.
Amy from Positively Splendid has instructions for this great spring/summer floating citronella candle DIY project over on her blog.
This is a really easy DIY that takes advantage of a humble office supply, double sided tape, and a bit of glitter. This would be a great craft for kids if you don’t mind a little glitter mess. Craft and … Read More...
Summer at Dollar Store Crafts took advantage of some stencils and craft paints to make candle holders perfect for spring. See how to get the look here.
Learn how to make candles simply with wicks and the olive oil you likely have around the house. Check out the tutorial from Allison at Dream a Little Bigger.
The feather accents add a really nice design element to these otherwise plain candles. Head over to A Subtle Revelry for the tutorial.
These beautiful candle holders have an elegant ceramic quality to them. I never would have guessed they’re made with plain glass vases, glitter, Mod Podge and acrylic paint – supplies anyone can easily get their hands on, no clay or … Read More...
Head on over to craftideas.info for the scoop on how to make these adorable bunny motif candle holders. They come together in a snap and crafters at any level can make these, no problem.