Decoupage candle containers to give them an interesting and fun appearance. As the candle melts down, the flame will glow through the paper or fabric adding even more character. Completely cover the container or add a small or decorative picture.
Start by gathering all the items that you will need.
STEP BY STEP INSTRUCTIONS ON HOW TO DECOUPAGE A CONTAINER.
Cover your work area with wax paper or newspaper. Spills or drips are most times unavoidable, and this makes cleanup much easier.
Step 1 - Prepare your work area.
Gather all of your supplies so everything is easily accessible.
Step 2 - Apply sealer
Start by applying the glue/sealer product to a small area of the glass.
Step 3 - Apply tissue paper
Carefully lay the tissue paper piece in the glue.
Step 4 - Smooth out tissue paper
Gently smooth the tissue paper with your finger. You can lightly tap the paper into place to make sure it does not tear. Use your finger or the sponge applicator to help gently smooth away any wrinkles that may form.
Step 5 - Cover container in tissue paper
Add more glue and tissue in small sections until the container is covered to your satisfaction.
Step 6 - Seal the container
Follow the directions on the glue product you are using to apply a protective coating. You may need to allow the container to dry for 15 - 20 minutes before adding this final coat. Make sure to cover the entire container, and be careful not to wrinkle or bend any of the tissue you have already added. Be sure to allow it to dry completely before handling or packaging.
That's it!
You're finished! Enjoy your festive creation.
NOTE: Make sure to keep any flammable materials, like tissue paper or fabric, on the outside of the container. Having these items too close to the wick can be a fire hazard.