Hello friends. I hope all is well. It’s been a loooong winter and I’m in need of a little warmth and of course some color.
Today I’m sharing this adorable candlestick holder flower arrangement that is so easy to make but looks so pretty on its own or in a grouping.

You could use floral foam but I didn’t have any on hand so I cut a piece of pool noodle and used that as the foam base.

I simply cut a piece and inserted it over the candlestick holder. You can place it on the top, bottom or middle of the holder. 
I just poked several faux flowers throughout until I was happy. 
To cover the rest of the foam, I glued on some moss. 

I think it looks so pretty and I can’t wait to make this pretty craft again.
Please don’t forget to visit my friend’s beautiful flower crafts below.

Much love,

Lucy

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Hello friends. I hope you’ve been keeping warm. It’s been a crazy cold winter and we’re not even in February yet.
I want to start bringing in some natural elements soon but today I want to show you this super easy magnifying glass decorative item I made using Dollar Tree items. 
This one was so easy to make and it think it looks so great!

I used a magnifying glass, a candle holder, some hot glue and crazy glue.

 I heated a knife over the stove and used it to cut through the plastic. You can also use a small hand saw. 

I then filled the candlestick with some hot glue, inserted the magnifying glass and added some more crazy glue in order to secure it further.

I then painted the top of the candle holder with some buff and rub and voila! 

Such and easy craft but sooo cool. I love how it turned out.

Thank you for stopping by.

Much love,

Lucy