Candles are great when it comes to decoration, because they instantly set the mood. And they are inexpensive and suitable for any occasion.
For Diwali – festival of lights I want to customize and use them in every creative way. So, in my search I found really cool way to turn any glass/bowl into a beautiful candle holder.
Yes, and it works great. I got the candle floating wicks kit @ Hobby lobby for less than $2 😉 The kit has 3 reusable floats and a lot of wicks.
So, all you need is a container wide enough to fit the plastic floats, food color/pebbles or anything that you use for regular floating candles.
Fill the glass bowl with water and add food color.
Add vegetable oil making sure there aren’t any air bubbles. Use a spoon to avoid so.
Insert wick to the float and leave it carefully.
Use a wine glass, glass bowl or used candle containers and enjoy the beautiful and radiant flickers of these candles 🙂
Happy Thursday !!
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So, all you need is a container wide enough to fit the plastic floats, food color/pebbles or anything that you use for regular floating candles.
