Decoupage candles paper napkins

Candles are a perfect décor for any time of the year because they burn easily (no storage problem!) and provide a lot of opportunities to turn into or to be int…

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Candles are a perfect décor for any time of the year because they burn easily (no storage problem!) and provide a lot of opportunities to turn into or to be int…

There’s nothing quite like the satisfaction of completing a DIY craft project quickly and easily. And when that project is also practical and beautiful, it’s even better! If you’r…

This is an inexpensive and quick DIY home decoration project.Decoupage is so fun to do.Its great to have ordinary items and transforming them into beautiful hom…

Candles are a perfect décor for any time of the year because they burn easily (no storage problem!) and provide a lot of opportunities to turn into or to be int…

How to Make Decoupage Candles Christmas Napkins for Decoupage I ordered these amazing Christmas napkins off Amazon last week and I finally got to decoupage my candles! They look so amazing and will be perfect

We've all seen DIY decoupage candles at the craft fairs, they look absolutely gorgeous. But also a bit expensive to buy, so let's make them ourselves at home.

Making decorative decoupage candles is an easy craft that allows the whole family to have fun. My method takes about 15 minutes, not including drying. For decorative candles using the decoupage technique I use a plain thick monochrome, usually pillar, candle, and a paper napkin with a beautiful pattern to be transferred onto the candle. You will need also white craft glue (PVA) and scissors. I prefer mixing the glue with some water to create an even, transparent coating. As already…

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Hi everyone! Judging from the emails and comments, you all want to know where I got the toile candles from. Well I didn’t buy them. I made them! They're really easy to make! I had

I enjoy upcycling where I can and when I was given a pretty napkin at a recent Crafternoon Tea I knew exactly what I was going to do with them, decorate a candle. This is a really simple project and takes only a few minutes to create a beautiful decorated candle. What you need : - A candle - choose a candle that is pure and the colour goes right to the core of the candle. Coated candles do not work with this technique. Greaseproof paper - can easily buy this at most supermarkets A Heat tool…

Watch and learn as @cathiefilian and Steve from Handmade Happy Hour show you the basic steps for creating napkin decoupaged flameless candles. For this week's episode, they are using fall napkins to create a warm and inviting centerpiece. This napkin and Mod Podge technique can be used for any season or holiday. Join us for the complete tutorial.

I started to decoupage flameless candles when I realized how truly boring they are alone! Unlike real candles that may catch fire, a flameless candle handles decoupage very well.

Here's a simple DIY project I did that you can do as well! Using a candle and a paper napkin, you can create the most beautiful decor. You can decorate with any…

I measured my candle both height and circumference (I used a piece of wool for the circumference!) and cut my tissue paper to size. Then I cut a larger piece of waxed paper Wrap the tissue around the candle and then cover with the wax paper, pulling it tight. The wax paper makes this easier to do and stops you burning your hands especially with thinner candles. Then use the heat gun or hairdryer to melt the surface wax and the tissue paper will adhere to the candle. I have been burning the…

We're sharing our best tips and techniques on how to decoupage with napkins without wrinkles. Get the tutorial for perfect results here.

THE LABEL LADY - Jemma Solomon on Instagram: "Morning! After making all those crafts I thought I’d show you how I did the candle one, steps below and you can also if you are nervous to use an iron just follow the same steps but instead of using an iron just use PVA or Modpodge and paint directly over the napkin. (You won’t need the parchment paper) . Please DON’T burn them after keep for decoration only ☺️ . 1 - Take any napkin and separate two layers 2 - Measure and cut to fit candle 3…