When autumn begins and the leaves start turning orange and yellow, we can’t help but get excited for cozy sweaters, pumpkin spice lattes, and relaxing acquainted with these pretty mason jar candles.
Mason jars would be the perfect size, shape, and material for holding small candles. Their clear, see-through quality permits you to the most recent calming effect on the flickering flame, although the glass jar material is resilient in the heat of the flame.
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To make these festive fall mason jar candle holders, we used small volumes of from a local dollar store, causeing the a cheap project to build at your home. One of the items we used were faux leaves to work with facing outward of the mason jars.
You can make use of real leaves when you’ve got access to them, but may the faux leaves are easier since they’re neat easy to mold resistant to the mason jar’s shape. When your leaves (or mason jar) aren’t clean, will probably be difficult to get the leaves that you follow the jar and for the adhesive to remain put.
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To apply the leaves towards the mason jar candles, we used Mod Podge. The adhesive is applied into the jar itself and also the leaves, which keeps the leaves staying nice and place on the jars. Regardless, don’t try fussing an excessive amount of with receving your autumn leaves to stay perfectly towards the jar. Some of the tips and corners from the leaves would possibly not stay flat with the jar, but once the jar is fully gone, it won’t be very noticeable.
To make these DIY Fall Mason Jar Candle Holders, you will require:
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- Mod Podge
- Mason jars
- Fabric/faux fall leaves
- Sponge brush
Instructions:?
- Apply a skinny layer of Mod Podge towards you from the mason jar using your sponge brush.
- Once the jar feels sticky, place a leaf about the jar. Apply a thin layer of Mod Podge across the leaf, begining with the center of the leaf and working your way out.
- Apply more leaves, separately, using the Mod Podge over each leaf. The leaves can overlap, however don’t should completely cover the mason jar. The negative space regarding the leaves can be appealing.
- Allow the jar to completely dry, then use a ribbon or raffia surrounding the neck within the mason jar for the completion.
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