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Spooky Halloween Candle Tutorial

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INGREDIENTS

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halloween

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spooky halloween candle tutorial

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i tried paint dripping down from the top

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but i ke at it and refined it a bit and i think i'm ready to present my final take on making spooky glowing eyed candle holders

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jars . mine are from dollar tree. i used only straight sided holders and looked

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rag: the more texture on it the better. it probably won't survive the process so don't get too attached

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sand paper

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sharp craft knife

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after downloading my faves i resized them to suit my candle holder dimensions and printed them out on paper

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this part has to be done pretty fast before the spray paint dries

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the moment your done spraying wrap the candle holder in the rag pressing it into the paint

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using the same rag repeat that process

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eyes

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while the candle holders finish drying take a craft knife and cut out everybody's eyes

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i learned to go a bit wider than the subjects actual eyes - removing the eye socket is best

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once everything i added a sealing coat of mod podge

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i then went back in

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you see how the textured paint allows some of the through both behind and under the pictures

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i discovered it was best to get the up to eye level so

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2019

august 23

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i would be a lousy scientist

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i don't like to experiment - i like to execute ideas perfectly the first time

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this

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my spooky tealight holders took a lot of experimenting

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i tried

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as we know

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i tried mason

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i tried using velum )

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it all made me too - cranky

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they are actually very easy to make but

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please note: these are designed to be used only

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matte mod podge

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un-photogenic victorians

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foam brush

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finding photos

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paint the candle holders

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two and then remove the rag

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you'll have a nice

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applying the photos

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i didn't sand away every trace - just most of what was there. the streaks that remain add some nice spots when the candle is turned on

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dry-check to make sure i sanded the right spot

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it's time

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i applied one image at a time working my way around the candle holder

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on a mantle

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but dim the lights a bit and let the spooky really kick in

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your mother-in-law. mean! but funny

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i hope this is helpful. if i've left anything too vague let me know and i'll address it

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