Bird Pillar Candle Holders

Hello friends...I am sharing today a new creation of mine using the awesome  MDF base of candle pillars from the amazing The Element Craft Studios and other stuff like Chalk paints,Decoupage Glue, Varnish etc from Itsy Bitsy. Moulds used are from Prima.

In this project I have tried to give a dark grainy wood effect along with some decoupaged images and clay embellishments.

Soon I will be announcing the class for the same. If interested you can message me on this number. 9819346110.

Please go through the pictures below.

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Happy Birthday Mini Easel Card

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Hope you like it...thanks for stopping by :)

And you can fly !

Hello friends...here is my new creation using the decoupaged techniques...hope u like these candle holders. Do scroll down for a brief tutorial of its making...

 Here is a brief picture tutorial to give the beasic idea of how to create these candle holders.

Take the awesome MDF base from https://www.theelementcraftstudio.com/
I chose a decoupage napkin with angels.

Tear off the tissue paper as per the design you want to use on your project...

Cover the base by applyinh white gesso or primer..

 Apply the decoupage glue from https://www.itsybitsy.in/ and adhere the napkin..

 Color the blank areas with chalk paints merging with the colors of the napkin image..

Complete the process by coloring and finally stamp the sentiment....the candle holders are ready to be hung and spread light. I used Gel Candles made by me. Hope u liked the project...thanks for stopping by...