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For one, because I have a new DIY logo… and two, because I absolutely love making candles! Last christmas I made a candle for every single lady in my family and a few of my close friends, which came to around 45 candles… which was so much fun! Shopping at thrift and vintage stores to find cool and unique glass containers… melting the wax, coloring it, and wrapping them all up… I want to do it all over again! Here I am sharing a super simple way to make your own Mason Jar Candle gifts. These steps are not for mass candle making, just easy at home crafting that is perfect for wedding favors or holiday gifts.
Where To Buy Supplies: Update: 9/8/15 – Let me start by saying this tutorial is old, lol. 1 lb bag of soy wax flakes (very easy to work with!) Before you get started, make sure you have all the supplies below and that whatever glass you choose to pour your candle into is nice and thick, thinner glass can crack from the flame of a candle. DIY scalloped hem skirt. (random black silk pocket tank, forever 21 heels, house of harlow ring, diy skirt) this diy was inspired by another blogger… the lovely kathleen of Inspirafashion. she asked me how to make a scalloped hem short/skirt and i liked the result so much I thought I’d share with you all. thanks for the request… such an adorable idea!
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It am so pleased with how it turned out and I'm happy to see it finally hanging on the wall! I'd been inspired by some large scale cross-stitch projects I'd seen floating around internet-land many months ago. Two that I specifically recall are this genius cross-stitch painting by Eline Pellinkhof: And this piece from the Readymade Magazine contest last year, this was a finalist: I knew I wanted to do a wall-hanging with yarn. My inspiration for the design and color palette was this vest (amazing right?!) I knew that with all of the blues in the room, I wanted to warm it up.
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