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Butterfly Candle Sleeve

Hello Friends!

 I have another candle sleeve project to share with you. I finished the last of my coconut oil last night and was left with the empty jar. I thought it would make a good tea light candle holder. So I made a butterfly sleeve to go around it :)



It is a super easy project you just stamp and heat emboss on to vellum. The steps are exactly the same as the last one I made you can find the details HERE. The only difference is I attached this one to the jar with glue and added some ribbon. It is so pretty even my husband was impressed with this one :)





  I used glitter embossing powder on this one hopefully you can see it in the picture above. The butterfly is from the Unity Stamp Company you can find it HERE :) 




Here it is with the one I made last time  :) 

Thanks for visiting :)

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