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I am so excited about this candle!  I have never made one before.  I did mine a little different.  I used a digital stamp from Digital Delight.  It's a brand new stamp set that also comes out today!  I printed it out on regular typing paper and colored it with Bic markers and Kor-i-nor pencils and OMS. With the typing paper you need to cut the design out close to the image and cut out your negative spaces. 


Sorry that the candle is removed. But!!! The exciting news is it was picked to be in the November Holiday Sampler!


So after I had so much fun with this my DD who is 9 wanted to make one too!
She wanted to use her Halloween picture.  LOL
She also choose to use one of  Digital Delights new Digi Stamps

She colored it with Kor-i-nor pencils and OMS.  I helped her with melting into the candle.  But that's all that I did!  Added the ribbon to finish it off.  What wonderful presents she's going to make for the Grandparents this year!  The possibilities are endless.  Next I'm going to have her do her own drawings

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  1. June Houck03 November, 2010

    Adorable! Oh, the candles are nice too (LOL). You both did a wonderful job on these. Are you going to enjoy them, or are you using them as gifts?

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  2. Wendy Hall03 November, 2010

    Absolutely gorgeous:)
    Hugs
    Wendy

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  3. Lisa Foster04 November, 2010

    LOVE these Wanda!!! WOW! So creative!
    Hugs,
    Lisa

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