Stylish Thanksgiving candle Votives

This simple Thanksgiving inspired candle Votives are a simple project to make alone or with children. The lamps are prefect for the Thanksgiving dinner table, fireplace mantle or even the coffee table.

Can this simple Thanksgiving candle Votives in Les than an hour box.you should expect to pay about $10 for 10 candle Votives when you recycle glass food use.

To this simple Thanksgiving candle holders make you will need:

Baby food jars
Tea candle
Decoupage
Tissue paper
Paint brush
Thanksgiving Ribbon

Now the first step is to clear out clean the baby food Gläser.Waschen with SOAP and water and allow to air dry.

Now you can start your tissue paper zerreißt.Sie can almost any color tissue paper screen to color as the fine could obsolete.you Orange, green, Brown and cream for Thanksgiving-stick, also leave tissue paper with pattern you use.Gold, silver and other metallic tissue paper will also work.You can also go with a simple white or any color that matches your Thanksgiving China or tablecloth.

Now, make a bunch of your tissue Papier.Die pieces should be no greater than 1 to 2 inches square.

Paint the Interior of your dry baby food jar with some decoupage.Start press the tissue paper bits in the inside of the glass jar. Add decoupage as you need to keep it on the paper in position.

Once you inside have coated full tissue paper holder of the sweets, add a final layer decoupage medium.

Let inside of the candlestick, completely dry before you to the next step.

Bind your Thanksgiving band around the mouth of the Glases.Ich everything like of satin ribbon to raffia Ribbon verwenden.Dies may be your choice.

Now, drop in your tea candles and you're done.

This small Thanksgiving chandelier looks great placed on a dinner buffet or even with one on each plate on the table.

You can alternatively, this great Thanksgiving chandelier as a gift for the holidays ahead ten geben.Paket you in a pretty Korb.Go little and put a candle in each ein.Dies is a great hostess gift if you're going to someone another House for Thanksgiving.

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