Both the coasters and the candle were coloured with alcohol inks. I chose these colours for Valentine's Day.
This is one of the coasters.
The candle was decorated by a band of DSP near the bottom. Two types of ribbon were attached to the DSP. I made 2 roses - one in pink and one in Very Vanilla - using the Blossom punch and adhered them to the band using a hot glue gun. The little rose is from a retired SU kit.
I've
been playing with the Alcohol Inks again. This time I tried something
new - applying alcohol ink on a candle. This time the candle was a full
sized 6" taper candle (white). I also made 2 coasters for Valentine's
Day - using the same colours as on the candle - pink and purple.
The candle didn't turn out very well the first go around, so I just spritzed the dried alcohol ink on the craft mat and rerolled the candle in it. This second go around was much better, and this is the one I will show you.
This picture shows the two coasters and the candle together. As usual I waterproofed and heat proofed the coasters, painted the bottom and sides and put on felt feet.
Here's one of the coasters so that you can see the texture in it a little better. I was actually surprised that they turned out as well as they did, because Alcohol inks can be very unpredictable.
This is a cose up of the candle. I decorated the candle by putting a piece of DSP upon which I had added a 1 1/2" Vanilla ribbon with picot edges (and in the middle of that the raspberry ripple stitched ribbon) around the bottom of the candle. To that I attached 3 roses, 2 of which I made using the Blossom punch. The tiny one is from a kit that is now retired. I attached them to the band surrounding the candle using a hot glue gun.
I found an old clear glass saucer, perfect for placing the candle on, and surrounded it with Hearts punched with the Sweetheart punch in Red glimmer and Purple glimmer paper.
- See more at: http://craftymariasstampingworld.blogspot.ca/#sthash.MwCB1T9M.dpuf
The candle didn't turn out very well the first go around, so I just spritzed the dried alcohol ink on the craft mat and rerolled the candle in it. This second go around was much better, and this is the one I will show you.
This picture shows the two coasters and the candle together. As usual I waterproofed and heat proofed the coasters, painted the bottom and sides and put on felt feet.
Here's one of the coasters so that you can see the texture in it a little better. I was actually surprised that they turned out as well as they did, because Alcohol inks can be very unpredictable.
This is a cose up of the candle. I decorated the candle by putting a piece of DSP upon which I had added a 1 1/2" Vanilla ribbon with picot edges (and in the middle of that the raspberry ripple stitched ribbon) around the bottom of the candle. To that I attached 3 roses, 2 of which I made using the Blossom punch. The tiny one is from a kit that is now retired. I attached them to the band surrounding the candle using a hot glue gun.
I found an old clear glass saucer, perfect for placing the candle on, and surrounded it with Hearts punched with the Sweetheart punch in Red glimmer and Purple glimmer paper.
- See more at: http://craftymariasstampingworld.blogspot.ca/#sthash.MwCB1T9M.dpuf
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