As I've mentioned before I have been on a candle kick but it seems to be slowing down, at least for the time being...
Ok, so I've always been a fan of crafts that are easy and simple yet leave stunning results, but this one is almost too easy. It requires no skill what so ever.
Up to this point I've liked the fact that my candles so far have all been burnable, this one, not-so-much. It's one of those just for show candles. And it's too pretty it be burned anyway.
I can picture this candle placed on a mantle with a framed wedding picture surrounded by some wedding keepsakes.
For this project, I used a white pillar candle which stands about 8 inches tall.
For the decorations, all I used were these stick-on rhinestones I found in the scrapbook section at Hobby Lobby.
The pack contains 4 different swirly designs.
The rhinestones are all connected so you don't have to worry about placing each individual stud.
I think it's a bit more sparkly in person, but you get the picture. :)
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ReplyDeleteThis turned out great!
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Laura @ along for the ride
This is so creative! I remember when I was getting married I had the hardest time finding a nice candle to use for my unity candle. Please link this up to Sister Sister Sunday if you have a chance!
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Amanda
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Looks great! Turned out really cute!
ReplyDeleteThat is so very elegant. It would make the perfect unity candle!
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Kimberlee, from www.thespunkydiva.blogspot.com
So pretty! What a lovely idea!
ReplyDeleteI'm also a candle lover and would never have thought to get those little stick on thingies.. so creative, and easy (my kind of craft)..lol
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Sandy
Love all your candles!
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Wow, simply beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous! Love the added bling and that pattern is beautiful. Fabulous idea! Thanks so much for joining The Sunday Showcase. I greatly appreciate it! Hope you have a wonderul week! ~ Stephanie Lynn
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What wonderful ideas you have love the candle.
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This is just beautiful! Very elegant -- I wish I had seen this before I got married! :)
ReplyDeleteI just love this candle!
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I really love these! It totally dresses them up and looks very classy. I'm going to try this if I can find something similar to work with. Thanks for commenting on my blog.
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Hi Jalinda, I'm your newest follower. You have some really cool projects and I am so glad I found you.
ReplyDeleteLove the candles. I have those same stick on rhinestones, I'm looking for a candle right now. :))
Would be so cute as a centerpiece for weddings. Thanks for linking to Craftastic Monday:)
ReplyDeleteunbelievable! Looks like something that would be a fortune in Pier One or Pottery Barn!!
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Wow, that looks so elegant and $$$ expensive! $$$
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Vanessa @ craft envy
Wow! Your candles are amazing! There's no way that candles this elegant can be as easy as you claim! Really? I'm going to add it to my growing list of things to try...thanks for the inspiration!
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