This Eucalyptus Flower Candle Centerpiece is simply beautiful making it perfect for Valentine’s Day, Mother’s Day, or just a random Wednesday.
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Large Bubble Bowl, 12 inches || Pink Candle || Glass Taper Candle Holder || Glass Candle Plate || Pink Dress
With Valentine’s Day just around the corner, I wanted to create a beautiful pink candle centerpiece filled with eucalyptus and pink roses.
But this Eucalyptus Flower Candle Centerpiece turned out simply beautiful making it perfect not just for Valentine’s Day, but for Mother’s Day, a bridal shower, or just a random Wednesday.
Whenever I’m on the hunt for flowers, I try to jump out of the car before my husband has a chance to turn off the engine, because I always take a good 10 minutes looking at all the flowers before deciding on which ones to bring home.
By the time I finally have my flowers and stems gathered my husband will have gotten our son out of the car, shoes, and jacket on, in the store, and found all the things on our list and be waiting for me at the checkout.
Can you tell I’m serious about my flowers?
I love the way they look, they smell, and the way they liven up a space simply by being themselves.
And this time of year, I especially love pink roses and eucalyptus.
What’s your favorite flower or stem in the winter months?
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Materials:
Silver Dollar Eucalyptus*
Seeded Eucalyptus*
Pink Spray Roses*
White Carnations*
Hypericum Berries*
Water
*All flowers and greenery are from Trader Joe’s.
Tutorial:
1. First, apply some e6000 glue to the top of the glass taper candle holder, and then place the glass candle plate on top and press firmly down to secure. Let dry according to the packaging instructions.
2. Place the new glass candle holder in the center of the large bubble bowl.
3. Next, arrange your eucalyptus stems and then your flowers and berries around the glass candle holder inside the large bubble bowl.
Note: I removed the leaves from the stems of all the flowers and berry stems. I also removed the outer petals of each rose and rolled the stem between my hands to open up the roses.
4. Place the candle on top of the glass candle holder.
5. Finally, pour water into the bubble bowl.
Enjoy your new Eucalyptus Flower Candle Centerpiece!
Note: I add the water last for two reasons. First, it allows me to arrange and rearrange the stems/flowers without them floating. Second, it helps prevent water from getting all over the sides of the glass bubble bowl when I’m arranging the stems.
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that God was reconciling the world to himself in Christ, not counting people’s sins against them. And he has committed to us the message of reconciliation. We are therefore Christ’s ambassadors, as though God were making his appeal through us. We implore you on Christ’s behalf: Be reconciled to God.
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