Having a party that you want to make fun party favors or maybe you want to make an inexpensive gift for teachers, neighbors or friends? Close to Home has a great DIY Holiday Craft tutorial for you. Recently my tutorial for tinted candle votives was published on Parade.com. Since publication, I revised the tutorial slightly and added a little bit of bling to the DIY Candle Votives.
I used some of the Frosted Glass Spray, I used in this post on Candle Holders, on some of the votives, which proved to be a much quicker process. However I do love the coloring of the baked version.
Instead of using the Target glasses, I also found inexpensive glass votives or vases at Hobby Lobby that worked out well and I love the shape. After making those, I also found much smaller glass votives at Walmart for under .50c each. I might color a few of these in different colors and give them as a gift.
So now for the slight revision on the other tutorial. For my annual cookie Exchange, I always provide some type of Party favor for my guests. While making more of these since I printed the previous tutorial, I decided to add a little glitter to the ModgePodge and food coloring mixture.
Unsure of how these would turn out, I proceeded with the directions I posted here.
I think they turned out pretty festive.
Now imagine them packaged in cellophane bags and festive ribbon. (be sure to include an inexpensive votive candle)
To find the full tutorial visit my post on Parade.com
What a great idea! I think this looks like something I could actually do because I am not too crafty.