Welcome to Day 2 of the Christmas Gift Blog Hop!
If you missed yesterday...scroll on down and check it out. Also, get registered on Day 1 for my blog candy ;0)
If you missed yesterday...scroll on down and check it out. Also, get registered on Day 1 for my blog candy ;0)
Thanks so much for stopping in today and joining us for the 2 Day Christmas Gift Blog Hop hosted by Becka from Creations with Becka .
You're gonna find lots of creative gifts that you can make for your friends, family, loved ones, co-workers, children's teachers, etc.
If you came from the super talented Dana of Dana's Crafty Corner, then you're in the right place. If you just stopped by please start at the beginning with the crafty Becka at Creations with Becka .
I made this cute potpourri filled luminary. I've made 2 versions....one is with Christmas lights and the other with a flameless candle.
I got all the stuff at the Dollar Tree. Gotta love the Dollar Tree.
Trace the top of the container that you choose on the fabric. Then cut out about 3 to 4" from the traced top. This will give you the lid for your luminary with some extra ruffles.
Start putting in the lights and alternate with the potpourri.
Easy as pie. Now put the fabric on the top and place a rubber band over to secure. Voila!
Here is an alternative version with a flameless candle. You just don't put as much potpourri in the jar. Dress up with some ribbon. The cut is a candy from the Gingerbread cart cut at 3".
Now it's time to get hopping. Please make sure you comment and each blog so you can win Becka's grand prize for the hop.
I made this cute potpourri filled luminary. I've made 2 versions....one is with Christmas lights and the other with a flameless candle.
I got all the stuff at the Dollar Tree. Gotta love the Dollar Tree.
Trace the top of the container that you choose on the fabric. Then cut out about 3 to 4" from the traced top. This will give you the lid for your luminary with some extra ruffles.
Start putting in the lights and alternate with the potpourri.
Easy as pie. Now put the fabric on the top and place a rubber band over to secure. Voila!
Here is an alternative version with a flameless candle. You just don't put as much potpourri in the jar. Dress up with some ribbon. The cut is a candy from the Gingerbread cart cut at 3".
Now it's time to get hopping. Please make sure you comment and each blog so you can win Becka's grand prize for the hop.
Beckie Woodall http://justbcreativecrazy.blogspot.com
Tanya Adams http://nonnascraftcorner.blogspot.com/
Anna http://annabeedesigns.blogspot.com/Be Blessed, Beckie
18 comments:
Great project Beckie!! What a super fun gift idea!
TFS and enjoy the rest of your weekend :)
jessica
Very cute project!!! Thanks for sharing!
Tina
www.myhoppyplace.blogspot.com
Beckie Love Love Love these Containers. TFS
Debbie
http://craftywizard.blogspot.com
debbie_craine at hotmail dot com
vey smart. Love the flameless candle idea.
so cute... great idea!!!!
Very pretty Beckie! Such a great idea!
So very cute and so decorative too.
love your project... i love candles...:) lindaplusthree at yahoo dot com
What a great idea! Thanks for sharing!
Beckie this is just so elegant! TFS, Mary M
http://Mary-fortheloveofart.blogspot.com
what a great project, I think I can handle that one too!! Dollar tree does rock!!
mrsroddy4@aol.com
what a fabulous project I love it super pretty, inexpensive and easy!
Not only is it pretty but it is a decoration, night light, and air fresher. I love it! A gift that is more than one thing. Thanks for sharing. Edwina Brown edwinabrown@comcast.net
oh I bet that smells sooo good!! THis would be a fun project to do with my kids as gifts for their grandparents! TY
kacee
Great projects Beckie! And such a great deal! TFS!
Carri~abusybee
www.doubleclickconnections.blogspot.com
I love these! I got one for a gift 2 years ago and its stilled plugged in and has scent. :) i love how you added the cricut to use with it
What a Great idea... Thanks for sharing
Maria G
garzon4fun(at)facebook*com
love your project... i love candles...:) lindaplusthree at yahoo dot com
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