Diy incense holder easy

Another easy project that anybody can do!. Lets make a quick DIY cement Incense holder. Grab a sauce cup from your pantry, gather little bit cement, water, paint and sealer. Materials required: Cement Any oil Mold – a sauce cup will do! Silicone bumpers Water Mixing container Mixing stick Water based clear Sealer – polyacrylic Sand […]

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Looking to add a touch of zen to your space? Learn how to make your own stylish DIY incense holder in just minutes! This easy tutorial will show you how to create a unique and functional piece for your home. Perfect for any decor style, this DIY project is a must-try for all craft lovers. Say goodbye to boring incense holders and hello to your new favorite decor piece! #diyincenseholder

If you are browsing for ideas to make DIY incense stick holders without spending too much money, you will love these two easy ideas. These homemade incense holders are perfect as home décor. They will also be a nice gift for friends or family for festivals. The best part is that these DIY incense holders take less than 5 minutes to make! The seashell design has a more luxurious look, whereas the sea salt incense or agarbatti holder will make an ideal addition to your meditation corner. The…

Can not be simpler, easier and cheaper than this! Materials A jar, flower-pot, vase, water or wine glass or anything you can find in you house that can hold sand and have enough surface and depth (in the pic is an ex large candle jar Beach sand or small rocks Incense sticks, cones or candles…

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For whatever reason I have always been averse to buying incense holders. I've come into possession of a few over the years but I don't think I've ever spent money on one. There are some pretty beautiful holders out there, but I guess it's always seemed like a bit of a waste to me. By the same token, I always find myself without one, when I need one! I don't burn incense often, but when I do, I can't wait. I used to just stick an incense stick into an orange and place the orange in a bowl. It…

This DIY ‘brass’ air dry clay incense burner with ‘semi-precious’ polymer clay disc is a great take on a much pricier commercial version and easy peasy to make. The perfect,…

Crafting a fragrant atmosphere at home has never been easier or more enjoyable. Follow this recipe and learn how to make incense cones!