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Valentine Candle Centerpiece Project

January 20, 2012 by SandraW

Valentine’s Day is a time for love and celebration, and what better way to set the mood than with a beautiful DIY candle centerpiece? This project is not only simple to make, but it also incorporates upcycling, making it an eco-friendly choice. To get started, you’ll need an old CD, ribbon, stickers, glue, and a vase. These materials can easily be found at your local craft store or repurposed from items you may have around the house.

The first step is to create the candle base using the old CD. You can use any type of CD you have, but a plain silver or white one works best. Simply glue the candle to the center of the CD, and then decorate the edges of the CD with ribbon or stickers to create a festive look.

Once your candle base is complete, it’s time to move on to the garland. The garland is what really makes this centerpiece shine, and you can customize it to suit your personal style. Using different colors and textures of ribbon or paper, cut them into small pieces and tie them onto a piece of string or twine. You can also add stickers or other embellishments to make it more festive.

Once your garland is complete, you can wrap it around the vase and secure it with glue or tape. Then, simply place the candle base in the vase, and you’re done! This centerpiece is not only beautiful, but it also creates a warm and inviting atmosphere for your Valentine’s Day celebration.

If you’re looking for a more detailed tutorial, visit Spiral Candle Centerpiece at Elder One Stop for step-by-step instructions. With a little creativity and effort, you can create a stunning candle centerpiece that will impress your loved ones and add a touch of romance to your home. So why not give this DIY project a try and make this Valentine’s Day one to remember?

 

Visit Spiral Candle Centerpiece at Elder One Stop for the tutorial.

 

 

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Hello, fellow crochet enthusiasts! Today, we’re diving into the enchanting world of frogs with a special roundup dedicated to all things green a slimey, frogs.  This article is actually giving me a let PTSD from when I sat on a toilet at 5 years old and a green frog jumped up out of the bowl and onto my bottom. The frog suctioned itself onto me.  I still, look down first, before I go to the toilet, 40 years later.  So yeah, I am not a very big fan of frogs. 

Whether you’re a seasoned crochet artist or a beginner looking for a fun new project, this collection of frog-inspired patterns is sure to jumpstart your creativity, some are a little more intricate than others, but take a look and choose one to suit your skill level. 

From adorable amigurumi frogs to practical and whimsical home decor, our curated selection features a wide variety of frog patterns that cater to every taste and skill level. Let’s hop right in and explore these delightful patterns!

 

Amigurumi Frogs These cute and cuddly frogs are perfect for those who love making amigurumi. They make great gifts or charming additions to your collection.

Frog Wall Hanging Crochet Pattern – Free Pattern – Stitch by Fay 

Frog Coaster Crochet Pattern (Free!) Protect your surfaces with these adorable frog coasters that are both functional and fun. 

Frog Scrubby 

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Frog Baby Bib Keep mealtime mess-free with this adorable frog baby bib that combines practicality with cuteness 

Twiggy the Tree Frog

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Matchbox Frog   This tiny matchbox frog is perfect for a quick and charming project that fits right in your pocket.

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Frog Purse 

Ravelry: Frog keychain pattern by Ami Little Creature

Frog bookmark Make reading time fun with this charming frog bookmark. 

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Ravelry: Frog Backpack pattern by Lily / Sugar’n Cream 

Ravelry: frog prince pattern by Amigurumi Today 

Ravelry: Frog Hanging Basket pattern by StringyDingDing

Ravelry: Frog Coasters pattern by Dawn M Castillo 

Ravelry: Fancy Frog pattern by Tiny Curl

Ravelry: Tree Frog pattern by Brigitte Read  Capture the beauty of tree frogs with this detailed and vibrant pattern. 

 

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