This DIY Candle Holder Using Cricut was inspired by a lady that made a metal candle holder using the Big Shot Cutting Machine
. At that time I did not write down her URL, because I thought I would not be able to re-create her project since I do not have a Big Shot. I remember she used a metal roof flashing. You can buy it at the hardware store. As I was playing with my Cricut Machine
one day, a light bulb went off and an idea came to me..lol!. Why not make a Candle Holder using a metallic paper. I then begin cutting my flowers starting from 4", 3½" and 3". I used the Cricut Plantin Schoolbook Cartridge
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. At that time I did not write down her URL, because I thought I would not be able to re-create her project since I do not have a Big Shot. I remember she used a metal roof flashing. You can buy it at the hardware store. As I was playing with my Cricut Machine one day, a light bulb went off and an idea came to me..lol!. Why not make a Candle Holder using a metallic paper. I then begin cutting my flowers starting from 4", 3½" and 3". I used the Cricut Plantin Schoolbook Cartridge.
I then layered my cut flowers together using mini glue dots. The largest being the bottom.
You can use the metal roof flashing if you own a big shot. I really do not know if Cricut can cut that type of metal.
Here's what the cut flowers look like before the assembly process. A very fast and easy project. This is a cool give away gift when you are hosting a work shop or a dinner party. Give it a try and let me know how it goes.
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