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DIY JAR RELAXING CANDLES, OOOOOHHHHHH!!

   Jars are very nice for crafting – they are simple in using and there are a million of ideas to use them. Let’s make candle holders. The supplies are craft glue, small glass jar, small cup, scissors, paint brush, light fabric. Measure the fabric and cut it to fit the jar. One part glue and two parts water to be ore exact, then you will take the fabric materials and place them into the mixture, after that get rid of the unnecessary glue. Now place the fabric in the jar, with the pattern face up, and use your brush to get rid of all the bubbles that are stack between the fabric and the jar. After you managed yourself with the first one, do that with the rest of the fabric. These candle holders will create a romantic and relaxing atmosphere.










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      1. UnknownAugust 18, 2014 at 9:35 AM

        My wife loves doing DIY projects. I think she would like to make these candle holders for herself. She has been into candles lately and likes to put them around our home to make it feel more relaxing.
        Gary Puntman | http://www.ravendecor.com

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      2. Herr DOKTOR BraunAugust 22, 2014 at 10:22 AM

        I'm glad you found something you liked. I like finding cool and unusual projects to make.

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