Holiday Splendor Pillar Candles
Posted by Stephanie • December 9, 2009 •
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Fancy Candles
Stephanie Loomis, Editor and Guide
Candles are a great hostess gift, but the fancy ones in the stores are outrageously priced. With some creativity and inexpensive stickers, you can customize less expensive candles and create personalized gifts.
Supplies:
Inexpensive pillar candle : white or colored (Old Time Pottery is where I got mine, but wherever you can pick them up inexpensively)
Gold Christmas Stickers (Hobby Lobby)
Heat gun (Marvy)
Freezer paper or waxed paper
Optional:
white tissue paper
Silhouette Nativity stamp (The Angel Company)
Versafine ink: Onyx Black (Tsukineko)
Directions:
- Decide a pattern for your stickers.
- Hold the candle in the freezer paper.
- Heat the candle just a bit to soften it.
- Quickly attach stickers according to your plan.
- Heat the candle again and roll it over the freezer paper to smooth the wax and blend in the sticker edges.
Optional:
- Stamp the Nativity onto the tissue paper with black ink.

- Tear around the image.
- Heat a white or light colored candle just a bit.
- Quickly press the tissue paper into the softened wax.
- Then add the stickers as instructed above.
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