I got this idea from Sandy Dailey, who described the technique on how to transfer a stamped image onto a glass surface.
Since I wasn't sure how my candle holder would turn out, I went shopping at the REstore and bought 2 glass jars for 50 cents a piece. They actually turned out quite nice.
The image was stamped using Memento ink onto tissue paper from the Paper Pumpkin kit, and coloured using blendabilities.
I cut the tissue paper so that there was 1" extra over the top, covered the bottom, and overlapped 1/2" around.
Mod Podge was applied to the surface of the glass and the tissue paper gently wrapped around the glass candle holder. A layer of Mod Podge was applied to the surface, and when dry I used a craft knife to remove the excess tissue paper at the top. I then applied a second coat of Mod Podge.
This glass jar did not have a lid on it, but it did have a lip, so I wrapped a Real Red ribbon around the top and tied it into a bow.
I don't have a flameless candle yet, but I can just imagine what this will look like with it fluttering inside!
3 comments:
Maria What a beautiful candleholder; great job and TFS!
That is beautiful! I hope I can make one (or more) as well! Thanks for sharing!!
So happy you tried this Maria -- it is very addictive, but I love making these. Yours turned out beautiful. You will probably never throw away a glass vase or used candle jar again (ask me how I know -- I never buy something to alter). Thanks for sharing!!
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