Mason Jar Candles! {Let it Snow}

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Add some fun Winter decor to your home with this cute snow themed Mason Jar Candles craft!

If you’re on the lookout for some fresh winter themed decor for your home… you are in the right place! These Let It Snow Mason Jar Candles will add such a fun, winter themed touch to your home. I personally love using these snowy candles to spruce up my winter mantel.

You’ll especially like how easy these Let It Snow Candles are to make. The list is short for supplies and so is the time you’ll need to make these.

You may even want to make some extras to give as thrifty homemade gifts to your friends and family…

Let It Snow Mason Jar Candles

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What You’ll Need:

Mason Jars
Epsom Salt
Tealight Candles
Ribbon
Silhouette, Cricut, other die cut machine, or Black Sticker Letters

What You’ll Do:

Fill Mason Jars with Epsom Salt, approximately 1/3 – 1/2 full.
Place a tealight on top of the Epsom Salt.
Wrap a pretty ribbon around the jar, and tie a bow. {I chose a light blue for a wintery feel}
Using a Silhouette, Cricut, other die cut machine, or sticker letters, add the words to the jars: “Let it Snow”
Easy-peasy… you’re all done! {super-cute candles!!}

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