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Super-Easy Old Candle DIY

Travel Essentials. Encircled creates versatile minimalist clothes with the everyday traveler in mind. Each piece is Made in Canada, out of sustainable, and eco friendly materials.

Winter is the time of year I go through a ton of candles

Maybe it's because I live in a condo and I feel like lighting a candle is the condo "fireplace".

However, I can't deny it. I love the smell of a vanilla candle!

I'm not afraid to invest in good candles. You should note that many candles are toxic to humans and pets. {Read more on this here}

I typically burn soy-based or beeswax candles. Many of which come in beautiful glass containers!

As I ran down a candle tonight, I was wondering... should I recycle this beautiful container?

Heck no. Let's re-use it!

This is the EASIEST DIY ever.

{1} Burn the candle to the bottom. While still warm, scoop out (carefully) any remaining wax.

{2} Wash and wipe down the inside of the candle. Remove the wick holder (should slide out).

{3} Dry the inside of the candle. And voila!

I chose to put mine on my desk as a super-chic pencil holder.

Imagine the possibilities... a container for makeup, a potted plant holder, a mini vase, a jar to hold coins you find, a place to store bracelets and rings.... 

So, next time you're burning a candle low, think of how you can re-purpose the container in your home!

What other ways can you think to re-use this pretty container in your home? Post in the comments below!

With DIY-ness, 

Chief Fashionpreneur, encircled

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