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Easy Photo Candle Holders

Easy Photo Candle Holders
This is a super simple and cheap gift idea that is guaranteed to make any sentimental person break down and cry. That is if you are using photos that mean something to that person. You can always use non sentimental photos, but I can't guarantee the tears then. Just kidding...

What you'll need:
Glass Candle Holders
Clear Shipping Labels
A Digital Copy of a Photo
Printer
 
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Step 1

The first step is to get all the stickers off of the glass candle holders. You could just peel them off, but chances are that you'll get a sticky residue. Want to know a trick? Soak them in a tab of hot water. I literally put these into hot water, turned to get the camera and the stickers were already floating in the water. For more difficult sticker you may need to soak over night.
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7 comments
Mar 3, 2012. 4:18 AMOwlgirl says:
Nice pic effect. : )
Dec 23, 2011. 10:38 AMthiswayhome says:
Great idea!
Dec 18, 2011. 2:29 PMcanucksgirl says:
Very creative idea. I'm always looking for a good gift idea that makes the recipient cry. LOL
Dec 21, 2011. 11:53 PMFlatLinerMEDIC says:
instructables needs a like button

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Author:iamkeebler(Bona Fide Boho)
I am really into creating. I don't stick to one specific "genre" when it comes to creating. So I do whatever I feel like, and if it turns out nifty, I share it!