I submitted this quick and easy project to Papercrafts Magazine and was lucky enough to have it published in their Paper Crafting with Kids special issue.
The project is so easy.
The images are stamped on vellum, colored on the back side and cut out.
Cut a piece of double sided adhesive to fit around the candle holder and adhere it. (I found it easiest to start in the middle and work around to the ends. The stiffer paperbacked adhesive sheets are easier to work with.)
Adhere the vellum image and roll the candle holder in microbeads until coated.
That's it - done! Just put a tea light inside.
My kids loved making these - I had little candles all over the place. They really look pretty lit.
For these candles, I used Frosty Friends from Great Impressions on one and Adenville from justjohanna's Odd Bird Planet on the other.
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Friday, June 6, 2008
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9 comments:
These are just adorable! You clearly had your mojo on! You won the Project of the Week over at Card of the Week.com. You can check out the post at http://www.cardoftheweek.com/2008/06/card-of-the-wee.html
Thanks for sharing your awesome work!
They look great. I need to try that some time.
Congrats on the publication!
These are adorable, Congratulations!!
Congrats Cathrine! Really neat projects!
These are fabulous-I think I'll try making some!
Congrats on your publication! So easy with great results.
I love these. It is so nice to get great kids craft ideas. A couple of questions .. I am assuming the whole piece is put onto a pieces of double sided adhesive? Also how do the micro beads stay stuck on the adhesive? I think I may be misunderstanding a bit. Also I have never worked with the micro beads I am off to get some today. Thanks Tracy tjgritts@hotmail.com
I cant get this to go in with my google sorry have to do annon
Congratulations on getting published. That is a very cute project.
OOOH quite brilliant!
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