DIY DIY Decorations

Colorful DIY Alcohol Ink Votives

Colorful DIY Alcohol Ink Votives
These votives will look amazing in the sunshine! You’ll need alcohol ink, glass votive/tea light holders, a can of compressed air, battery-operated tea light candles, a cardboard box for painting in and a pair of gloves. Stick some paper toweling inside of the jars before you start painting to keep the ink from running inside... 
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DIY Golden Valentine’s Day Votives

DIY Golden Valentine’s Day Votives
There’s just a month left before the most romantic holiday of the year, and it’s time to start making decorations. For these pretty votives you’ll need small glasses, gold spray paint, washi or painters tape, alphabet stickers. Thoroughly clean and dry the glasses. Wrap washi tape around the outside of your glasses. The washi tape... 
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DIY Snowflake Winter Votives

DIY Snowflake Winter Votives
Winter is a great inspiration in itself, so it inspired to create these winter votives. The supplies are 1 sheet of lasercut scrapbook paper, Mod Podge Matte, food coloring, water, a small bowl, a paint brush, a sponge brush, waxed paper, glass jar candles. Lay out your scrapbooking paper on some waxed paper. Mix a... 
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DIY Glitter Glass Votives

DIY Glitter Glass Votives
These amazing glass votives would make a cool centerpiece for any party or celebration. The supplies are clear glasses or votives, a container, Mod Podge, a paint brush, glitter, gold acrylic paint, white acrylic paint or Gesso, a tea light candle. Mix glue with glitter and brush it onto the outside of the glass. Apply... 
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DIY Easter Egg Votive Holders

DIY Easter Egg Votive Holders
Let’s make a piece that would highlight cozy atmosphere of the cute family holiday like Easter. These pretty egg votive holders will look amazing on your Easter mantel and table. The supplies are 20 gauge aluminum wire, glass beads, chenille stems, candle and the end caps. Place your glass bead onto the wire and curl... 
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