After hearing about all the teacups Jess of Epheriell bought at a jumble sale for her succulent garden, I was inspired (actually, challenged, he he) to blog about gorgeous, and practical, teacup candles. Rather than re-invent the wheel, I am going to share the tutorials which inspired me to create my own teacup candles.
For my candles I used a mix of orphan teacups and small porcelain bowls which I found at my local op shops. And rather than going out and buying a whole candlemaking kit, I re-melted vanilla candles which I had stored in my "blackout" kit. So, if you have any beautiful orphan teacups that are feeling a little unloved, why not try one of these tutorials? I made a bunch of these teacup candles last year and found them to be great for small Christmas presents and teacher appreciation gifts!
Yay!!! I will *have* to give this a go!! xx
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea for using up th eleft over candle bits!! Is this a messy project Deb? And any tips on where to get wicking from? xo
ReplyDeleteLove love love ! Well done and thanks for sharing !
ReplyDeleteThey are so sweet.
ReplyDeleteOh, love! Definately want to try this!
ReplyDeleteawww... what a good idea!! should definitely try this at home!! Thanks for sharing!
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