Hope he doesn't melt!!!...
Hope you can use this little project on Your countdown to Christmas... Have a creative Friday dear friends...xoxo~Kathy.
Thursday, November 19, 2009
Found this perfect shade of green muffin holder the other day....took 6 candles....glittered them up in pure Holiday fashion...added a HAPPY snowman ...How easy and cute is that!!!! I have used antique tins in the past ...just as cute too. Just couldn't pass up this perfect colored ceramic one...
Hope he doesn't melt!!!...
Hope you can use this little project on Your countdown to Christmas... Have a creative Friday dear friends...xoxo~Kathy.
Hope he doesn't melt!!!...Hope you can use this little project on Your countdown to Christmas... Have a creative Friday dear friends...xoxo~Kathy.
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I have six plain old white "ball" candles and the same kind of glitter. Did you just use Tacky glue? I have that...
ReplyDeleteI think mine just might look like SNOWBALLS!
Thanks for the great idea :)
I'm sure tacky glue would work...I used a clear adhesive and SULYN glitter...a creamy white. Any glitter would work depending on the effect your looking for. Good Luck...would love to see your end result! xoxo~Kathy.
ReplyDeleteJust.. darling:) You are very good at this type of thing:)
ReplyDeleteWow - this is so pretty. I never would have thought to use a muffin tin and put glitter on candles. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteTeacup Lane (Sandy)
How precious! I love the muffin pan, as you said, the color is great. Did you make the snowman too? Love it! :-)
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Jane
Such a neat project! I think Frosty likes his new home!
ReplyDeleteWow, I'm not sure if I'm more impressed with the glitter candles and the cute little snowman or your photographs. They are fantastic! I mean, they are right there in your face...can't miss a thing photographs ;-)
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting me on my blog :-)
Doris
Kathy, that is the prettiest muffin tin! What a pretty idea! Thank you for stopping by and for your sweet, encouraging words. Have a nice day! Twyla
ReplyDeleteJane: Found the snowman on his little snowy box last year after Christmas...He was a deal and I liked his smile...He needed me, xoxo~Kathy.
ReplyDeleteWhat an adorable idea and your photos are just beautiful. I see in earlier comments that you used Sulyn glitter. May I ask where you purchase that type of glitter. I am assuming it is thicker than Martha Stewart's glitter ??
ReplyDeleteHappy Home...I picked up Sulyn at Michaels I believe...I think it looks thicker because the photos are so close and it is a courser glitter anyway... Martha's glitter comes in different grades of thickness too...I think You would be happy with any of the crystal types...Happy glittering! xoxo~Kathy
ReplyDeleteHi Kathy,
ReplyDeleteWonderful idea, another fun project to do with my Grand-daughter. The gllitter is so fun and putting the candles into a muffin pan is a great idea, also our photos are amazing!. I think Mr. Sownman is very happy living at your house.
You have friends that spin how wonderful, I wish I lived close to you... I really am so excieted about learning this process. I have been knitting and crocheting ever since I was 12,so spining my yarn is going to be such a treat and to see my own yarn spun into a sweater or scarf will be rewarding.
Enjoy your day and keep creating,
Elizabeth
Love the glitter on the candles, just adds such festivity!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea to glitter the candles. Way too cute and the snowman is just wonderful. Hugs, Marty
ReplyDeleteGreat muffin cup and he looks happy there is no flame under him. LOL
ReplyDeleteI love this, Kathy...how do you get the glitter to stick to candles?
ReplyDeleteAlso love the little fleece banner you made.
xo bj
Adorable! And I love glittered candles, the more glittery the better:>)
ReplyDeleteThis is so precious Kathy!!!! I love it...and I love that sweet snowman's smile too! xxoo, Dawn
ReplyDeleteCute, cute, cute as a bug's ear, Kathy! And you know that's my very highest compliment. I was just thinking yesterday, what can I do to dress up some of those tins? You've provided me with a lovely answer!
ReplyDeleteBrenda
Wonderful candles! I came over from BJ's blog to say hi! I am going to stick around and look at some past posts...come visit me when you have time
ReplyDeletePenny
Wonderful candles! I came over from BJ's blog to say hi! I am going to stick around and look at some past posts...come visit me when you have time
ReplyDeletePenny
Thank you for your beautiful page, I was having a bad night and this brightened the evening. Thank you for all your hard work.
ReplyDeleteVicky
Hello from Canada! These are ho ho splendid. Darling idea. LPxo
ReplyDeleteHi Kathy,
ReplyDeleteThank-you for stopping by my blog and your sweet comments. Even though I am an ol' primitive gal at heart I Love your cottage style. So light hearted and fun! Your blog is like a splash of sunshine! I will be visiting often! Thanks again! Happy Thanksgiving! Cathy G
What an adorable idea and so perfect for my kitchen but almost too pretty. Love the glittered candle..so elegant. Great job!
ReplyDeleteWhat a clever idea...very beautiful and festive....as always!
ReplyDeleteHi Kathy,
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh....those glittery candles in the muffin tin are just the absolute cutest thing. You are so incredibly creative. I am going to glitter some of my candles too! Thank you for sharing such a beautiful project with us.
PS I totally love your blog! Amy :)
I was over to BJ's blog and she mentioned yours so I came over to check it out. After just a short stroll down I knew I had to bookmark it. I just love all the ideas!
ReplyDeleteKathy, this is precious! Love the idea of using antique tins too! Thanks for the idea!
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful blog! I've bookmarked you!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE this....I saw the same muffin dish at Ross a few weeks ago, picked it up and wanted to get it but didn't need a new muffin dish....I think I do now!
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