Grubby candles

Have you ever tried your hand at making you own grunge candles! Super easy and and super fun! They are so simple to make with minimal cost! Supplies: Candle tapers (I used Dollar Store utility candles) Bulk votives ( I used some votives I picked up at the local thrift store) Sauce pan 2 Tin foil pans Narrow container to hold wax for dipping Stainless steel bowl to use for double broiler Assorted spices ( I used cinnamon and all spice for mine) Flipper or wooden spoon Wax paper {Im sure there…

Make your own Grubby Candles from dollar store emergency candles for your own rustic beauty...

DIY: How to Make Primitive Country Candles - this tutorial uses Dollar Store candles, Mod Podge or melted wax (using leftover candles) and spices to get these awesome primitive, country candles - via Simply Prim

Rejuvenate your old, boring pillar candles with a whole new look by turning them into grubby candles.

If this were Tosh.0, I would be calling this a "web redemption". Last year I saw a tutorial online for DIY grubby candles and attempted to make them myself (see my attempt here) only I didn't have all of the materials that the tutorial suggested (I used hot chocolate instead of instant coffee, and coffee grounds were the main ingredient in the coating). They looked good at first, but very soon the coating started to crack off of the candles. Pretty soon I had to throw them away. While I…

This tutorial is an easy and inexpensive one anyone can do! Who needs to buy the expensive ones when you can do them yourself.

How to grunge candles with Modge Podge for that primitive look. Very inexpensive compared to the cost of buying them already grungy. You can also use this technique to grunge the plastic battery operated candles.

It’s fall, and I don’t know about you but I’ve got the decorating bug. I want to tuck berries and leaves in every cupboard and basket I can find. Chunky knit throw blankets come out for chilly nights, and Yankee Candles are just plain a…

I have been working on some Santa Makedo's this weekend. This is a tweaked version of one of my You are Special Patterns. I have made this ...

Posts about how to make grubby candles written by trash2treasure

I used to make my own candles all the time, but for some reason I got away from it. I guess I found other, more exciting things to create! Needless to say, I still have a lot of candle making supplies up on the shelf. So when I found these "damaged" candles at the Pottery Barn Outlet for $1.00 each, I decided I could easily give them a Candle Make Over and use up some of the wax I had. If you don't have crafters candle wax, you can melt down all the old half used candles you have in the…

I've been Crafting yes i know its been SO Oo long but I'm slowly getting back in to it and have even gotten a few sewing projects under ...

Uniting Our Crafting Community One Crafter At A Time

Oh Oh Ohhhhh!!!!! The Silver Farmhouse is very excited over this craft……..Let’s get busy and craft something AMAZING. This will definitely be on your...

I just wanted to share with you my grunging process. I started out with a white pillar candle I got at a garage sale for 50 cents. I put it in my makeshift double boiler that is a gallon food tin and a stock pot I bought at a garage sale to use this way and also for when I tea dye. Then I took all the little tea lights out of their metal casings and took out the wicks. I bought a bunch of boxes at Dollar Tree in the half price bin. I didn't care too much about the scent because the cinnamon…

Craft with Me as I show you how to make a Primitive Grubby Toilet Paper Candle - Cake Candle Craft LightFollow me on Facebook for LIVE video broadcasts, at h...

Have you ever tried your hand at making you own grunge candles! Super easy and and super fun! They are so simple to make with...

cinnamon grunged candles... they smell good enough to eat... I got so tired of looking for these candles in my area... Canada is always 5 ye...

Amazing primitive grungy candles you can make using Mod Podge and cinnamon

If this were Tosh.0, I would be calling this a "web redemption". Last year I saw a tutorial online for DIY grubby candles and attempted to ...