How-to DIY Faux Birch Candles for $1.00!
I'm sharing how you can create your own faux Birch candles. You can do it for $1.00! It's a great PB knock-off! All you need is your own candles and some "wood" contact paper from the Dollar Tree.
*I would also say that you will not want to burn the candles with the paper on them.*
You could use a candle in a glass if you want to burn the candle. In that case, you would cover the glass instead of the actual candle.
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*I would also say that you will not want to burn the candles with the paper on them.*
You could use a candle in a glass if you want to burn the candle. In that case, you would cover the glass instead of the actual candle.
Click over to the blog for the complete details>>>http://www.houseontheway.com/diy-faux-birch-candles/
DIY Faux Birch Candles
Wood-like Contact paper from the Dollar Tree is the perfect cover for your candles.
The contact paper is cut to the height and circumference of your candle, for the perfect coverage.
You can also vary the amount of the candle that you cover with your contact paper.
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AlexGon Jul 22, 2020Super cute but unfortunately all I see is a fire hazard. Sorry!
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Constance Mccranieon Aug 19, 2020She stated it’s for decoration only. You do not burn them.
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Janet Careyon Jan 3, 2021Good idea only I'll use my battery operated candle. No worry of fire.
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A cylinder is easy to cover if you lay it on the side and started by lining up the base edge with the paper edge then roll the cylinder on the tacky side of paper, just be sure to keep it even.