Use a paint brush to apply mod podge. Sprinkle on some Epsom salt (found in the first aid section) and allow to dry.
Brush on a second coat of mod podge and more Epsom salt.
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15 comments:
I would've never thought to use Epsom salt. So creative!!
Awesome! What a great super easy idea! So may uses!
I have seen these on candles but not just the holders I love it!
oooo Love the look of these!
We just bought a huge box of epsom salt to make snowballs with this year, but now I think we will have to add votive to this list! I bet the Dollar Stores are FULL of them this time of year too. Thank you so much for another great idea!
These are spectacular Megan! I love them. I would never have thought to use epsom salt like this. Thanks for the tute!
CUTE idea and super easy. Love it...great advent activity! Thanks for sharing.
Those are so stinkin' cute!!!
You are brilliant.
love these! saving it to do as an after xmas 'winter' craft :)
WICKED! I totally love them. And I will make loads and loads of them!
How cool! I need epsom salt...!
Your candleholders are just lovely! Looks easy enough to do too, thanks for the tutorial. I've got this linked to my candles post as well today, nice job!
brilliant idea!! especially here where we have no snow!! thank you for sharing xx
These turned out cute! I've been using a lot of epson salts lately, but your candle holder are adorable!
Can you use regular candles inside? You mention the battery operated tealights but I'm wondering if regular candles would be OK?
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