I’m not sure why I fell off the DIY bandwagon. For a while, I was consistently making things and sharing them on the blog. I had such an inspiring visit with my cousin in New York City this weekend and I think I left energized to try something creative again. To say this was an easy project is an understatement. I was expecting a colossal Pinterest fail as I was making these candles and it was so simple I actually did in between cooking dinner and doing laundry.
When I went to North Carolina and Brazil this summer, I brought home tons of seashells that I put in a vase. I got some seriously big ones in North Carolina that were perfect for this project. They are SO cute!
- What you need:
- Large and deep shells
- Tealight candles
- Candle warmer
- What you need to do:
- Melt the wax from the tea candles on the warmer
- Once melted, carefully remove the wick
- Carefully pour the wax in the shell
- Allow it to harden just a bit, not completely
- Gently put the wick in the wax
- Allow to harden completely
That’s it!
