Wedding Poem Candle Set
I came across this idea on Pinterest and believed I’d give it a shot given that it seemed so very simple. I already had all the supplies needed, so all it took was just a handful of minutes to put the project together and voila, a decorative mason jar candle holder! I am a major bookworm, so I totally fell in love with the idea of applying a book page as the main decorative element for these mason jar candle holders. Do not worry, I had two copies of the book that I made use of for this project, otherwise I would have felt terrible tearing out the pages! Okay, lets get to the how-to of this entertaining and straightforward tiny DIY project!
There are also things called bobeches which are disks with a hole in the center (like a doughnut). The bobeches sit on top of the candle holder with the taper going via it. The objective of the bobeches is to catch any wax that may possibly drip from a leaning taper candle or one particular that may be in a drafty region. Bobeches come in all kinds of decorative types and are typically produced out of either glass or plastic. A nicely decorated pair of these would make a nice addition to the candle set.
When you look at a candles flame, you will notice that it is unique colors in distinctive areas. In the center a candle flame will usually be blue, indicating it is hotter there. This is because the flame in the center is separating hydrogen from the fuel and burning it to kind water vapor. When the candle is yellow and brighter this represents the location where the remaining carbon is becoming oxidized to kind carbon dioxide.
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I’m letting the gentle melody of the Braveheart soundtrack Pandora station rock my metaphysical senses in gentle meditation as I lie on a mat of foam that reeks of the lemon ginger scent of Trader Joe’s organic cleaning spray. Let the stress of the day roll off of your shoulders like the ocean breeze in the evening following a sweltering day. Breathe in, breathe out. I listen to the flamboyant voice of my gay male yoga instructor, muffled by the presence of vibrant blue braces on his teeth that reflect the glow of the candle-lit space each time he smiles. And by candles, I imply the battery powered pieces of translucent plastic with tiny light bulbs in them. It really is a realm of organic peace that I am lying in correct now. Seriously.
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Here’s a very simple project any person can do. I was inspired to get creative with quite a few old discarded ceiling fixture globes. These economical globes are often used by builders for ceiling fixtures in bathrooms and in hallways. I believed the pressed glass was just as well fairly to let go of. I decided to repurpose them as hanging candle holders. Here’s what you will want for this uncomplicated DIY project.