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Foiled Tea Light Candle Holder by Bea Grob |
What can you do with some Makin's Clay®, a small empty jelly
jar, some metal leaf and a decofoil?
Create a lovely Tea Light Candle Holder! A quick and easy home-decor project.
Materials:
Makin's Clay® - Approximately 20 grams, I used Merlot - but use the color of your choice
Makin's® Clay Roller and
Makin's Professional® Ultimate Clay
Machine®
Metal Leaf, I used a copper color
Decofoil, I used a rainbow colored one
A tiny round cutter (about 7 mm) or you could try a sturdy
straw
Any empty glass jar you want to cover
(LED) Tea Light candle
Instructions:

I placed the rolled clay on a non-stick surface, sprayed it lightly with water, and wiped it with a damp wipe. It has to be a little shiny/damp for the next step.
Take out the metal leaf and place it carefully onto the
clay.
Next, roll over the leafing with the clay ruler to completely adhere to the clay. Don't worry about the gaps too much. I do fill the
bigger gaps with the leafing pieces at the border of the clay, but the tiny
crackles I just leave.


A little sidenote here in case you are new to these kind of foils, always
pretty side up, I know it is conterintuitive, but it is the way it works.
Now, you are ready to wrap the whole sheet around your glass.
I don't press hard at first, but I overlap it and then cut through both layers.
That way I can remove the excess and the two cuts fit perfectly.

So far so good, but now we need to make little holes so the
light of the candle lights comes through.


To remove the little circles I use a needle tool. And voila
here is your tea light candle just let it dry for 24 hours and then have fun.
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