Or make one to gift and share the love of Christmas.
A Clear jar with an opening big enough to place a small tealight or candle.
(I used one that was 13cm tall , with a opening that is 7cm wide)
A small bag of Epsom salts.
Matt Mod Podge glue.
Some decorations for the neck of the jar.
(rope, Christmas ribbon, faux berries & pine or anything Chjristmasy)
To make:
Press the salts onto the glue.
Set aside to dry.
Then paint a second layer of Mod Podge over the Epsom Salts to set it to the jar.
Set aside to dry.
Bind the jar neck with the twine.

Add your embellishments.

I wish you could smell these ones...
OH MY, they are so deliciously fragrant!
Handmade by Living Light - Golden Bay - New Zealand
https://www.livinglightcandles.co.nz/
Add your embellishments.
I used:
natural twine for the neck of the jar
some faux berries
and some gold plastic leaves.
I always save bits from old decorations for crafting new things.
And a tea light candle.I wish you could smell these ones...
OH MY, they are so deliciously fragrant!
Handmade by Living Light - Golden Bay - New Zealand
https://www.livinglightcandles.co.nz/
Tips for Creating the Perfect Luminaries
· Experiment with different sizes and shapes of jars for unique designs.
Display them in groups or individually.
· For safety, always supervise lit candles and keep them away from flammable materials.
Place the luminary out of reach of small children and animals.
Place the Snowy Luminary in your Christmas home decor and light it at night.
And you will have your own DIY Festive Bling.
Or gift to someone special this Christmas.
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2 comments:
So creative and pretty! Thanks for sharing at our link party!
Thank you Stephanie. :)
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