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Learn how to create a beautiful holiday glass candle display using upcycled materials with this DIY craft project. Perfect for adding a festive touch to your home decor. Find step-by-step instructions and inspiration for this creative and sustainable holiday project. Recently, I have been feeling very festive and have been enjoying decorating, baking, and much more. I noticed that I had a few glass jars and old candle jars around my home, and I wanted to create something simple. I thought a candle display would be great and easy to create. If you have any pasta jars, old candle jars, or any glass jars, this craft is perfect for you! For this project, you will need the following materials: Frosted Glass Spray (I used Rust-Oleum) Gold wire Stretch cord (optional) Holiday greenery, berries, and any holiday decoration can be added Flameless tealights Mini ornaments (I used one for this project) You can find flameless tealights at your local Big Lots store. A pack of 10 with extra batteries...

 Easy Succulent Centerpiece Table Decoration Create a beautiful and low-maintenance centerpiece for your table with this easy DIY faux succulent decoration. Perfect for adding a touch of greenery to any space without the need for watering or maintenance. Hello! I'm so happy that you decided to check out this easy succulent decoration project.   I was inspired to create this centerpiece after my sister mentioned she was looking at purchasing a succulent wax burner.  So my design does not include a wax burner, but if you stick around I'll tell you how you can create your very own succulent centerpiece table decoration.  Materials Needed ❤ Artificial Succulents and a flower  For my design, I used 4 succulent plants I purchased my  artificial succulents from my local Walmart (Make sure to check your local dollar store as well) ❤ A wooden bowl I purchased my wooden bowl at Walmart.  You can actually find any container of your choice at your local craft...

1. Upcycled Decorative Jar Materials Needed: - Mod Podge - Sponge brush or paintbrush - Glitter - Wooden letters - Painter's tape - LED battery-operated candle - Adhesive (I used Aleene's Original, The Ultimate Multi-Surface Adhesive) - Silk flower (optional)   Instructions:   1. Start with a clean jar; I used an old candle jar for this project. 2. Take your wooden letters and adhesive, and glue the letters to the jar. Allow this to dry for about 5 minutes. 3. Use painter's tape to cover the top and bottom sections of the jar. Make sure to do this before applying the Mod Podge. 4. Once the areas are taped off, apply Mod Podge using a sponge brush or paintbrush. 5. After applying the Mod Podge, sprinkle glitter over the areas where you applied it to ensure full coverage. 6. Let the jar dry for 10-15 minutes.  7. Once dry, gently remove the tape. 8. Choose a spot to display your newly designed jar and enjoy!   Feel free to add a silk flower if you'd like to enhanc...