
Supplies:
dried corn
dried beans
dried whatever-you-have-in-the-pantry
white glue
plastic wrap
small container to make the candle in
Directions: mix the appropriate amount of dried goods in a medium container and add plenty of white glue. Press the mixture down into the plastic wrap lined small container. Let set for a few minutes and smoosh a candle down into it. After a couple hours, remove carefully from the container, remove plastic wrap and candle so it can thoroughly dry. Let dry overnight.

They look great on our table! Thanks, Nate and James! Happy Thanksgiving!

3 comments:
I've done these with split peas, coffee beans, black eyed peas, and even layered different beans/pea combos and they look awesome!
Neat I really like that. Well done Nate and James. love grammie
I love this! So cute and crafty. We may have to give this a try for our Christmas table.
Hugs,
Sarah
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