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My favorite DIY by far.

device1334 Posted:

My favorite DIY by far.

I posted this under BHB, but thought I was posting on 2012, so...I'm sorry if you see this double posted, but I wanted to share with MY GIRLS!!!


So ladies, today I took on my unity candle. I was originally going to buy one but for $30-$40, but I figured I would try it myself. So in total I spend $7 and couldnt be happier!! First time I ever tried anything with candles. Figured I would share the end result.

kitt6katt Posted:

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Beautiful!! Great job!

JuneBug86 Posted:

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That looks great!

tara5533 Posted:

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That came out great it looks so good so pretty

device1334 Posted:

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thanks girls!
ChristineNorah Posted:

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You did a great job!
FutureMrsK2012 Posted:

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They came out great!!

Sweetpea1 Posted:

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You did really good work

device1334 Posted:

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thank you, thank you
Jenna13 Posted:

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Looks Great! Good job!

KDNY133 Posted:

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bowlergyal Posted:

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Looks AWESOME!!!
wishingwell1230 Posted:

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Looks awesome! great job!!

JNB818 Posted:

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Great Job

pixietina Posted:

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That looks great!! Love it!!!

thefloreswedding Posted:

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I LOVE IT! how did you do it? did you get the stuff from michaels?

FutureMrsCat050412 Posted:

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GORGEOUS!!!!! you should start a business. this is so beautiful

device1334 Posted:

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THANK YOU LADIES. I AM VERY PROUD OF IT

FOR ALL YOU WHO WANTED TO KNOW HOW I MADE THIS:

SO I bought candles and ribbon from Michaels.
In Microsoft word I just made the writing and I copied the heart from searching google images--- hearts lol
I then took a piece of regular printer paper and a piece of tissue paper (yes the ones you put in presents) and used scrapbooking tape. I put a little bit on the end on the printer paper and fastend the tissue paper to the reg paper. Dont put too much bc you have to take it off. This just helps the tissue paper have more support. Run it through the printer.

After your done pull the tissue paper off the printer paper. Dont worry if it tears. Then with sissors, cut around the wording. Doesnt have to be perfect and you'll see why. Then lay the cutout on the candle. Once you have it placed where you want it, take a piece of wax paper and wrap it around the candle. It is smart to make the wax paper bigger than the candle so it bunches in the back. It just serves as a handle for the support. Then take a hair dryer and heat the cutout. Be sure to more the heat around. The heat will actually start to melt the candle and tissue paper as it dissolves into the candle. You will notice the cutout will start to get shinny when that happens it is melted enough. Slowly lift the wax paper off the candle to see if the tissue paper is completely dissolved, if it is just rub the tissue paper over the top to smooth everything out.

Once, thats done just add ribbon and whatever else you want.

I know it sounds a lot more complicated than it is, but its soooo easy. I just googled it last night and then tried it today.

I also saw some chick you those rub on scrapbooking transfers. That look really easy but I couldnt find any with a good saying

Here are a couple different videos I looked at. HTH and some of you try it yourself bc I was really fun!

printing one:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A1257_Td2Ag&feature=related

using stamps:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ez4F55Qtm9g&feature=related

with rub ons:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dbwoQzb0JnQ&feature=related
net267 Posted:

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That's awesome! Looks great!
pinkbunny Posted:

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so beautiful!!!!!!!

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