How To Decoupage Candles |
| By D.J. Nelson |
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The Supplies
- Candle
- Sealer
- Glue
- Paper cutouts
- Oil based varnish
- Clear Tape
- Sanding Pad
The Technique
- Mark the area of your design on the candle
- Gently sand the area to be painted with a sanding pad.
- Thinly coat the area with varnish.
- Allow 24 hours to pass.
- Apply another thin coat.
- Apply paper cutouts with glue
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About The Author:
D.J. Nelson is owner and operator of J. Nelson Arts- an online craft supply shop, and Editor of "The Craft Guru" Online & Print Newsletters. For more information, please visit http://www.JNelsonArts.com and http://www.TheCraftGuru.com |
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how to decoupage dried flowers on to pillar candles
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Post By glenna baker (Guest Post)
(03/19/2005)
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RE: How To Decoupage Candles
I decoupaged candles a while back using the instructions I found here. These instructions don't require varnish, only a decoupage sealant. Seems like varnish would be flammable.
http://www.crafterstouch.com/projectpage.aspx?projectid=40
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