Diy tealight candles
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I had a couple of 3-wick candles which basically just had the edges left. I couldn’t bring myself to throw them away, because, when you get right down to it, those edges still have quite a bit of usable wax. Over the past few years, I’ve collected a couple of etched drinking glasses and small Read More >>
Pillow tea light holder | Tealight holder | Tealight support |Electric tealight holder | Gift idea | Romantic gifts 🎁 . . This unique Tea Light Pillow Holder is the perfect addition to your home decor! This piece looks just like a real pillow and comes in playful and neutral colors. It will provide a decorative touch to your living space while also holding your tea light candles securely. Add a cozy atmosphere to your home with this beautiful Tea Light Pillow Holder. . . Please allow a…
Giustina | DIYs • Recipes • Home Inspiration on Instagram: "Like + Comment “Link” to instantly get the links, tutorial, & details in your DM. I’m continuing my endeavor to use up some of my craft supplies! For this DIY Wood Bead Candle Holder, I used some leftover rope from my heart & bunny coaster tutorials and wood beads from 6 different DIY wood bead projects. While you can use dried or faux flowers in the wood beads, I opted for fresh flowers that I knew would dry beautifully. I…
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These homemade scented candles use recycled jars and their scents and colours can be tailored to what you like. Buying a good scented candle is pricy, but making them at home doesn’t have to be. I absolutely love candles and have been known to spend a pretty penny on them in the past. I’m kicking myself that I didn’t start making these sooner because they are so easy! And the repurposed jars can be used over and over again.
