All you need are candles, scissors, stop fraying, white cotton fabric, rubber stamp and stamp pad. 'Rhinestone crystals if you want to glitz it up.'
Stamp out your design on the white cotton fabric. Let it dry for a few hours or overnight. I then turned over the fabric and brushed on the stop fraying. When it dried I simply cut out the fleur de lis design. The fleur de lis simply stuck to the candles because I used the stop fraying earlier. I then glued on the rhinestone crystals.
These are flamless candles.
My fireplace mantel at Christmas.
Here are the rhinestone crystals and Aleene's Stop Fraying.
Rhinestone crystals really sparkle and glitz up the candles.
Here I decorated a white candle.
These candles make great gifts.
4 comments:
Such pretty candles, have you ever tried the tissue paper ones with success?
Thanks for the great directions!
Mary,
I'd love to try the tissue paper candles. I just need to buy a heat gun. There are so many beautiful tissue papers on the market. I could be hooked making them.
I'm glad you liked the stamp candle and directions.
Dee
Dee these are very pretty. I just found three plain small pillar candles today. I may have to try this out. Thanks for the neat idea and tutorial!
Becky,
I do hope you make them. It's very relaxing and an easy project. I just made a few more today.
Dee
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