I love to burn candles, especially when I’m cooking with onions. Problem is, I can’t seem to throw the empty candle jars away. Today, I’m going to show you my little trick for removing the wax from those candle jars.
Then, I’ll show you how I went from this:
To this:
This sparkly holder can be used to hold candles, cotton balls, Q-Tips… what ever you want it for.
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Happy Creating everyone!
Welcome to Week 18 of the 20 Wednesdays till Christmas Ornament Series.
Today, I took a plain baby blue glass ornament that I got from Walmart & turned it into a beautiful beaded ornament.
By adding some Mod Podge, I was able to add things like seed beads, rhinestone mesh, clear pearl strands & aurora borealis crystals, to turn these plain ornaments into ornaments that look like upscale ornaments.
Hard to believe that this:
Went to these:
I hope you enjoyed Week 18 of the 20 Wednesdays till Christmas Ornament Series.
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Happy Creating everyone!
This recipe was given to me more than 30 years ago, by my best friend.
They are a no bake cookie that is a cross between a cookie, candy & fudge. They’re easy to make and are incredibly sweet. (I recommend serving them with milk)
½ cup Peanut Butter
2 tsp. Vanilla
½ cup Quick Oats (add more if desired)
¼ cup Nuts (optional)
~Have ready to add to Chocolate Mixture~
1 stick Butter
½ cup Milk
4 Tbs. Cocoa
2 cups Sugar
Melt Butter; add milk, cocoa & sugar. Bring to a boil. Boil 1 ½ minutes. Remove from heat.
Add Peanut butter, vanilla, nuts & oats.
Mix very well.
Drop by tsp. on to foil/wax paper/parchment paper.
Let cool for 1 hour.
Lift from paper.
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Happy Creating everyone!