Artistic Etchings Candle

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In today’s post, I’m sharing with you our gift to our 13 neighbors!  We’re new to our neighborhood, so I thought it would be a good way to “introduce” ourselves.  It’s a flameless candle I found at Target that I used the candle-stamping technique on.  Here’s a link to Dawn Griffith’s tutorial – I like how she uses just a little bit of adhesive to place the stamped tissue paper exactly where she wants it!  That was very helpful in making these candles.  Once I heat set the tissue paper images, I also used the wax paper to smooth out the candle a little bit – worked great while the candle was still a little warm.

Also, don’t be a secret stamper!  I added my personalized stamp to the back of the candle :).  I just love how this candle turned out – I think I’ll make a few for myself!  What do you think?

Stamp Sets Artistic Etchings, Butterfly “Hand Stamped By” Stamp
Ink Cherry Cobbler
Paper Tissue Paper
Accessories Cherry Cobbler 1/2″ Seam Binding Ribbon, Heat Tool, Wax Paper

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7 comments

  1. Very elegant and a wonderful cost effective, handmade gift for Christmas! I also loved that you stamped your handmade stamp to it. Nice marketing touch without being obnoxious! -Anna Pena

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