Sentences with phrase «candle jars so»

I set this candle holder upside down on top of a candle jar so that I could rotate it by turning the candle jar and then leave it there to dry.

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I use canning jars for so many things: canning (of course), storing dry goods, drinking from, making butter, lotion / soap dispensers, homemade soy candles, the list is endless!

So while a regular jar of supermarket honey might not make a great gift, a sampler pack of these artisan honeys or even beeswax candles now make for an interesting present.

As drinking glasses, food storage, vases, candle holders, for canning, salad in a jar, and so much more... mason jars can replace so many other kitchen containers.

Amazing how a little candle jar can be transformed into something so elegant.

I also love mixing unexpected elements, so we chose a stunning church venue with crisp white walls, stunning chandeliers and shiny dark timber floors... then added a grass aisle topped with these gently scattered rose petals from Simply Rose Petals, gold mason jars filled with fresh cut flowers lined the aisle and the warm glow of candles flickered from the fireplace at the centre of the room.

And, it killed me to toss these glass jars so I figured out how to upcycle glass candle jars.

As a new generation discovers the wonder of this versatile glass container, we now see and are reminded that Mason jars can serve as food storage (short term or long term), drinking glasses, travel mugs, cocktail shakers, soap pumps, candle holders, flower vases, piggy banks, fermentation / pickling containers, organizational tools, crafts / home decor, and so much more!

So I grabbed a few Mason jars (you can find them on eBay) from my stash and will give a brief DIY of how to make the easiest «candle» ever...

So many things for a housewarming gift... * a basket full of homemade cleaners * candles * handtowels and soap * kitchen towels and lotion * homemade bread w / jam along with the recipe * cookie mix in a jar along with some cookie cutter or a cookie sheet Whatever you come up with I am sure it will be great!

I only use the smaller, like maybe 1 or two inch candles so they can't melt to the side of the jar.

Inside, drape white sheets over the furniture, string cobwebs wherever seems spookiest, adjust your framed pictures so they're crooked, put LED candles in red jars (check eBay) all around the room and find an MP3 of creepy sounds.

So after I filled the jar with water, I added some silk leaves and then floated the candles on top.

Even a simple mason jar can look so pretty as a vase or candle holder.

I am always struggling with keeping the cotton buds (or Q tips as some of you may call them) nice and neat on my dressing table without having an ugly plastic box there, so I decided to beautify this little glass candle jar and make it into a lovely cotton bud holder!

Amazing how a little candle jar can be transformed into something so elegant.

I bought two little Pumpkin candles in small mason jars yesterday so I'd have the jars.