Easy Homemade Snowman Candles
3 Materials
$2
5 Minutes
Easy
Winter is coming, and I'll admit I'm not a fan of the cold! How about you? With the holidays coming it's time to make some easy homemade snowman candles for the holidays. What I like about these snowman candles (besides it's easy & very affordable), is that you can keep it up even after the holidays. I keep a lot of my snowmen stuff up and out until it's time for spring decorating.
You'll need:
A candle - real or battery operated
Paint
Paint Brush
Optional fleece/scarf
I'll be using Dixie Belle Paint for this project. As many of you know, I'm a huge fan - one coat, a little goes a LONG way, and it's water soluble for those like me who make a mess when painting.
First use Dixie Belle Midnight to paint on the snowman face of your choice.
You'll see the candle on the right I decided to paint his lid as a hat.
The candle on the left is a battery operated candle, but you could do this on pillar candles as well.
Using Dixie Belle Florida Orange paint on a carrot noise.
Optional - cut a small piece of fleece to wrap around your candle as a scarf. Another option is to buy a scarf and wrap it around the base of a bigger candle. Then the scarf can be used by whomever you are giving it to as well.
You're gift is ready to give! Kids can get in on this project - great for gifts and classroom parties.
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5 comments
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Love love it
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Going to do this in a rabbit scene
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That sounds fantastic :) Please send pictures
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