I have been reading so many of the crafting blogs that I can't even name them all. I have them saved in my favorites. I stalked for a little bit, and now have started posting comments and trying out crafts. I am having a ball. Thank you crafty bloggers!
So I wanted to do a craft that was quick and easy and a blend of 2 crafts I had seen. I am sorry that I can't give anyone specific credit. I would post your names, but I can't remember. My craft is frosting votive candles. The actual glass part. I also did some candles. So, here it goes. My 1st instructional crafty blog.
1. Things you need: glass jars - clean and empty, Modge Podge (everyones favorite), paint brush and epsom salt.
I forgot I also sprayed the jar lid with spray paint. the cat in the background is helping again.
Next, I painted the jar with the Modge Podge. Then rolled the jar in the salt. I poured the salt in an old cake pan. I was going to throw out the pan, but now it is my craft pan.
So, I was feeling pretty good about my craftiness, and decided to do something else. What if I mixed the tissue paper Modge podge votive candle thingy with the frosted epsom salt candle thing.(None of that made much sense, but..)
Well, I got too excited about it all and for got to take before and during pictues, but I think it did well. Check it out!
And here is a fuzzy picture in the dark. I don't know why my night pics are always fuzzy.
I can give you a tip.
The color strips are tissue paper. Modge Podge them 1st and let them competely dry, then do the salt thingy.
I had a blast doing this. Let me know what you think!
Linking up to A Soft Place to Land's DIY Day. It all started here for me. So give a shout out to Kimba!
Also linking to The Nesting Place also a wonderful place!
-Striker
Those are really cute. They turned out to be very pretty. Thanks for the inspiration.
ReplyDeleteThe jars look great and I bet they sparkle so pretty when lit - great idea!
ReplyDeleteWhat a neat idea! Perfect for the winter!
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