kitten stocking♥

Been a while since I had a chance to make up something
using one of Aurora Wings images. Neighbour asked
me to make some Christmas candles for decorations
so though this image was cute and ideal.
She loved them.

This cutie was coloured with copic markers and
some stickles added later once it was attached
to the candle.
Image is called...
"Kitten in a stocking"
[which is on sale at the moment]

Challenge:

Aurora Wings....anything but a card

Have you tried Stamping Candles, it's inexpensive and so easy!

1. Get your stamps that you want to transfer to your candle

2. You need tissue paper (the regular kind that you use for gift wrapping).

3. Using Stazon Ink stamp your images on the tissue paper and cut out the stamped images close to the graphic.

4. Cut a piece of Wax Paper to cover the stamped tissue paper.

4. Wrap the stamped image around the candle tightly with the Wax Paper on the outside and the tissue paper underneath.

5. Using a Heat Gun or hair dryer blow hot air over the Wax Paper that has the graphics under it.

6. Peel off the Wax Paper and you have a stamped candle that won't rub off.

Here's some tips:

The wax paper can be used over and over, just use a new spot each time

If you do not have the wax side of the paper towards the candle you will know right away because the tissue graphic will not stick to the candle

When the graphic is stuck to the candle you will know because you will no longer see the tissue paper edges through the waxed paper.

Do not heat for to long and melt your candle, you just want to melt the wax off the wax paper.

You can lift up the wax paper and check as often as you like, once you have started the heating process the graphic will not move.

You can colour the tissue paper before you melt it down, say if you want to colour in a flower

Use a garden glove on to hold the wax paper when heating as the heat from the hair dryer can get a little warm

(WAXPAPER)