That was my brother's response when he came over Saturday afternoon to pick up Reese, my nephew, and saw my failed attempt at a DIY project. You see, I attempted to make this festive candy cane candle I saw on Sweet Something Design's Holly Tablescape post:
Turns out I don't need to start a candy cane candle business anytime soon.
I saw this cute idea Friday and then swiftly went to the Dollar Store and Michael's for all the necessary supplies. I was so excited to make my very own candy cane candle, but quickly realized my project wasn't going as planned. I didn't buy tall enough candles, the candy canes wouldn't position how I needed them to and I finally threw in the towel when my attempt at a bow turned into a ragady knot.
Instead, I've settled on a simple and plain alternative that I'm very content with. My DIY centerpiece cost less than $20 and I bought all the supplies from Michaels, the Dollar Store and Garden Ridge. There's always next year - maybe I'll give the candy cane candle another whirl then.
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1 day ago
Oh it looks great!! I like your centerpiece better than the candy cane one anyway :) xo
ReplyDeleteawww, thank you so much for the sweet comment!!!
ReplyDeleteLindsey
Your centerpiece is so much better! If I ever tried to make anything with candy canes, the sugary goodness would be consumed like 20 minutes later. I love candy canes, especially the rainbow ones.
ReplyDeletePosted it on my blog!
ReplyDeleteHave a merry Christmas!!!
try gettin a glue gun next time.. that my weapon of choice :) love u blogs
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