For this
one, I forced myself to keep it simple! (Trust me, that wasn’t easy!)
1) Using a piece of Cut N Dry, I
lightly painted a 15 x 15 Artemio Wood Substrate Frame with Hey Pesto and Holly.
2) Once dry, which was almost
immediately, I added a bit of Honey Dew, taking the excess back off with a baby
wipe.
4) After running a sanding grip over
the edges, I applied Vintage Photo Distress Ink.
5) I stamped the same stamp again with
Honey Dew Fresco, but this time on a ripped piece of Crunchy Waxed Kraft Paper.
6) I placed some wire around a candle
to hold the paper in place and placed the candle in the wood frame. I finished
it off with some real moss. Et voilà!
If you make
one for yourself (or as a gift) don’t forget to take away the wire and the
Crunchy Waxed Paper before you light the candle, and if like me you take a vanilla
scented candle your scraproom will smell deliciously good!
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Leandra Says: How cool is this!! I need one. This would make a fantastic gift too!
Gillian Says: Simply gorgeous, would grace any home. Yet another creative gem France.
Beautiful, France - I may make some for presents!!
ReplyDeleteExcellent..simple but very effective!!!
ReplyDeleteLove it! Even I could manage a go at this lol
ReplyDeleteLooks fantastic, very stylish. Would be a shame to dismantle it to light the candle.
ReplyDeleteA beautiful project France! xxx
ReplyDeleteDon't we all want one of these ....... or maybe three! Lovely project.
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Lesley Xx
Beautiful, subtle and elegant... lovely idea, beautifully executed.
ReplyDeleteAlison x
Gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteThat is beautiful & definitely a lovely gift idea.
ReplyDeleteHow lovely
ReplyDeleteHappy craftin
Rebecca
Simple but beautiful!
ReplyDeleteFantastic!!!! es molt bonic i perfecte per fer un regal.Eulàlia
ReplyDeleteThis is such a clever idea.
ReplyDeleteLin
What a lovely little project, France.
ReplyDeleteWell, you succeeded in keeping it simple! This is simple but beautiful!!! I just love the moss. As Helen said they would make really super presents. I must give this a try. Julie Ann xx
ReplyDeletelovely innovative idea!
ReplyDeleteSo glad I didn't miss this one, France. How very beautiful! I want to do this with a Christmas theme!!
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