This diy comes from www.thriftyparsonageliving.blogspot.com . They look like they been outside and the snow and ice has crystalized on them. Very nice. Enjoy!
DIY Epsom Salt Ornaments and Candle
I know there's been candles and ornaments
made with Epsom salt floating around blog land for a while now,
but I thought I'd share my version which utilizes simple things most of us have lying around our homes.
Here is what I had and you'll need if you're going to make these.
1. Styrofoam balls
2. Candle
3. Paint
4. Mod Podge or Glue
5.Epsom Salt
I made this project for mere pennies because every thing I used I already had in my home.
Three styrofoam balls - from a "free" box at the local thrift store.
Paint (deco art) given to me by a friend who no longer had a use for it.
Glue
I didn't have any Mod Podge in the house, but
you can substitute glue watered down with a few
drops of water as a homemade version.
Begin by painting the balls.
Next, a rubber band was placed about 1/3 of the way from the top
of an old candle (left over from our daughter's wedding)...
.....and the bottom two thirds painted
(the rubber band acting as guide/stopping point for the paint).
After painting all the items, I coated them with glue followed by sprinkling Epsom salt on them.
(Removing the rubber band after everything is totally dry.)
I added some left over silver elastic ribbon to the top of the candle...
...and placed all the items on a heirloom tray
from my grandparents 25th wedding anniversary.
made with Epsom salt floating around blog land for a while now,
but I thought I'd share my version which utilizes simple things most of us have lying around our homes.
Here is what I had and you'll need if you're going to make these.
1. Styrofoam balls
2. Candle
3. Paint
4. Mod Podge or Glue
5.Epsom Salt
I made this project for mere pennies because every thing I used I already had in my home.
Three styrofoam balls - from a "free" box at the local thrift store.
Paint (deco art) given to me by a friend who no longer had a use for it.
Glue
I didn't have any Mod Podge in the house, butyou can substitute glue watered down with a few
drops of water as a homemade version.
Begin by painting the balls.Next, a rubber band was placed about 1/3 of the way from the top
of an old candle (left over from our daughter's wedding)...
.....and the bottom two thirds painted
(the rubber band acting as guide/stopping point for the paint).
After painting all the items, I coated them with glue followed by sprinkling Epsom salt on them.
(Removing the rubber band after everything is totally dry.)
I added some left over silver elastic ribbon to the top of the candle...
...and placed all the items on a heirloom tray
from my grandparents 25th wedding anniversary.
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