Dollar Store Candle Trio
This trio of Dollar Store prayer candles has been sitting on the shelf in my craft room since December. I finally got around to giving them a French makeover today:
Once I cut out each image, I distressed the edges of each one ever so slightly. Then I used Mod Podge to glue them on and added a coat over the image to seal it.
After all were good and dry, I started adding some of my rhinestone embellishments. Then I broke out some tea-stained seam binding and tied on the number plaque, key and lock to each one.
I love the black and white images with just the small pops of color. But what I love even more is that I already had everything on hand!
Linking to The Shabby Creek Cottage: Transformation Thursday.
Jeanine
10 comments
Aww, these are so sweet. The graphics choices are endless and I love the ones you've chosen.
ReplyDeleteI'm sure these will sell right away.
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Sissie
Nice design Jeanine.
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by my blog and leaving the nice comments!
ReplyDeleteFollowing you now too. I love what you did with the dollar store candles!
Jeanine, those candles are so pretty! And I think that's a great way to use what you already had without having to go out and buy something! Blessings from
ReplyDeleteBama!
Those are super cute! I love your French twists :)
ReplyDeleteOooh, la, la! These are my favorite so far! I love your embellisments, the number plaques and keys are the piece de la resistance:)!
ReplyDeletehow sweet are these candles! i love what you have done! thanks so much for sharing : ) sending hugs from your newest follower! : )
ReplyDeleteI bet they will look wonderful when they are lit.
ReplyDeletecathy
Love that pink seam binding! But I love the chocolate looking one, too!
ReplyDeleteOh my, these look so pretty and I especially love the embellishments you added like the key... nice touch!You have a beautiful blog with wonderful projects..love'em! Thanks for finding me and for your loving words. Happily following you back!Hugs~Poppy
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