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Today is day 4 of growing in Unity! Today I have a candle project for you. I used a glass yogurt cup, Distress Paint- Broken China, the stamp set Blossoming Beauty from Unity Stamp Company, and amalgam ink.  I took the Distress paint dauber and applied the paint to the glass in a messy fashion. I wanted it to show some light through. I let this dry overnight.  Once the paint was dry, I stamped the flower image and word image using the amalgam ink onto the jar. I placed the stamp on an acrylic block and then rolled the jar over the top. I then placed a battery operated candle inside.
I hope you enjoyed this project and don't forget to comment on this blog post.
Naomi
10 Comments
Wilma DeGraffenreid
11/14/2019 08:13:32 am
Very cool! I love it, and so easy, too. This is a great gift idea!
Phaline Mays
11/14/2019 08:16:37 am
What a super cute gift idea! Sounds easy enough of you have a steady hand. Lol
Meghan Kennihan
11/14/2019 08:23:32 am
What a great idea! I LOVE THIS!
BECCA YAHRLING
11/14/2019 02:20:29 pm
Such a great little project! Great for party favors or a small gift. So funny, I have been thinking & thinking about buying that yogurt JUST for those cute little jars. LOL
Jacque Bauer
11/15/2019 07:50:27 am
Super cute idea! Love it! I may have to try this. Thank you for sharing your talents.
Kathy Hering
11/16/2019 09:31:08 am
I love this and may have to try that out! Thanks for sharing!
Denise Sayers
11/16/2019 05:09:44 pm
This is so cute and I never thought of using Distress paint on glass. Rolling the jar across the stamp is also a good tip.
DEBBIE PEACH
11/17/2019 08:53:56 pm
This is really pretty. I love your creativity in using your stamps on non traditional projects. Thanks for all of the inspiration. 11/18/2019 10:04:25 am
Thanks for sharing this amazing gift idea, Naomi! I may have to try that out.
Marsha Fante
11/23/2019 06:40:17 am
Love it! I am sorry, every time I recycle a Oui! yogurt jar. I did so because, I can never get the label off. Can you clue me in? I'd be so happy! TIA~ Leave a Reply. |
AuthorCrafting has always been a passion of mine since a child. I love photography, painting, drawing, stamping, mixed media, and browsing other sites for ideas. My passion is also in horticulture so I love to grow my own fruits and vegetables and houseplants. Archives
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