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DIY Primitive Toilet Paper Electric Candle - Grubby Cake Candle Craft | Primitive Toilet Paper 🧻 …what?! YES! I'm showing you how to use what you have to create awesome primitive style home decor. Everyone has toilet paper...... | By My Sweet Home Living | Happy Friday everybody. Welcome in to My Sweet Home Living. Tracy Campbell here. Whoo. Thank you for your patience. I'm running a few minutes. Running a few minutes behind. I told you guys I'd be here at nine o'clock. It's 902 Central Time on a Friday morning. You all come on in and tell me good morning. If you're watching live and if not, if you're watching the replay, that's fun too. Just glad that you're here. Um I've got something oh experimental today. If you guys well, hold on just a second. I'll show you some of the things we got spread out here. We're crafting in the kitchen today because things could get a little messy. We'll see. We'll see. Good morning, miss Donna. Good morning, miss Brenda. How are you guys? I hope you're doing well. Oh, it's Friday, you guys. Um I saw you guys twice last Friday and had a busy week. Hope you all had an amazing week as well. Good morning, miss Stephanie, Diane, Theresa. How are you? Um I feel like my lighting is a little bit weird today. Um I don't know. It's not quite as sunny today as it was last Friday but I think I I've had to pull in an extra light and it's like throwing. There we go. Throwing my color balance off a little bit. Good morning, miss Pammy, Shannon, and Joy. How are you? Good morning, Misty. Oh, cold weather's coming here in Kentucky after Sunday. It's going to get cold in the 40s and then 20s and we're hanging on to the last few days of summer. I don't know if you have seen some of my butterflies and flowers. I mean, they are just they're just hugging at my heartstrings. I walked out this morning at 830 and already still had a butterfly outside and I'm thinking, you gotta hurry on. Get on out of here. They have no idea, I guess that it's about to turn cold. Good morning, miss Maggie. Good morning. I'm so happy to see you guys too. Good morning, miss Joy and Patricia. You guys are you ready to for me to show you what we're going to be working with today? Now, it's total disclaimer. This is not an original idea of mine. This is something that has been around for quite a while but I've never actually seen anybody do it on a video per se to show you how to do it and so we're kind of winging it today and using some the supplies that I've already had on hand that I kind of need to continue using it because as you all know, my house is on the market and I'm try to be careful with bringing in new things because I have every craft supply under the sun tucked away in drawers and cabinets and bags and some things I can find and some things I can't so I was trying to think of something that I could do today using up some supplies that I already have on hand right and then using some things that I already have around the house so hopefully this will give you what some inspiration too and this is a project that you can create decorate across the seasons throughout the year. So, I don't know. Here it goes. Are y'all ready to see what we're going to be using? Good morning, miss Kristen. Nibbey from South Carolina. We're so excited that you're here. Okay. I'll just show you. I'll show you the weird object that we're using today. Are you ready? Everybody has it in their home. Everybody, hopefully. Hopefully, everybody has it in their home and if you ever run out of it, you're probably in panic mode. Any guesses? Any guesses? You may have seen it in my video description. Oh my gosh, you guys. We're using toilet paper. And I just happen to have some extra toilet paper. Thank goodness, right? And we're using toilet paper today and we're using some leftover wax. So, you know, about a couple months ago, well, maybe a month ago. Um I used some beeswax and we created some beeswax corn cob pieces. Let me show you. I'll jog your memory here. Here we go. This is what we created. We took, excuse me, dried corn cobs and we wax dip them and coat them with cinnamon and spices and then tied some or tied some sweet Annie around them. Put them in a dough bowl with a grain scoop and some of these little let me see if I can get it. Those little potka pods. This has been one of my favorite things that I've made this fall and I freshen it up with a a few drops of like candle scented oils or things like that but it smells amazing. I totally just like kissed the bowl there. I got lipstick on the bowl. Good morning, miss Elizabeth. Good morning. So, I put this on the counter just to show you guys and then last week, I don't know if you all watched last week. We had two episodes but one of the episodes we did last Friday, we recreated, well, we created, let me flip my camera around you guys. Um this amazing grungy coffee jar and I showed you guys some tips and tricks and shortcuts that I used to create some jar things in a little mini grubby jar. We did that last week on one of the episodes. So, if you missed Lash Fry these two episodes, you might want to go back and watch em. There were some good good stuff on there. Okay, so this week, I still had some of that beeswax left over. Let me grab an oven mint because this might be a little warm. Um we used some of that beeswax on those corn cobs and so I had some leftover and I thought I need to use it. Okay, that's not hot. I just, just kidding. I thought it was going to be hot and so I had some of that leftover beeswax and I thought, what can I use it on? What can I do? And so, I go scouring and looking for inspiration and ideas and come across these toilet paper candles if you will now there's lots of variations don't get me wrong there's tons of different ways you could do this and you don't even have to use toilet paper you could use like a just a regular pillar candle if you want but we're going to use toilet paper today we're going to use toilet paper we're going to give it a try we're going to see if it works and if not you guys can learn from my mistakes and if it doesn't completely work then we'll redo it on another live so if you're watching this today and you're thinking oh I'm going to make this you might want to fast forward to the end and see how this turns out later before you it a whirl. So, stick with me today. Alright. So, I have taken just a regular roll of toilet paper. Nothing unfamiliar to you, right? I have taken one. Let me put some rubber gloves in and I'll show you why I've already kind of dirtied up my hands this morning with black paint. I took some just basic basic generic black spray paint. The the cheapest that you can get, black spray paint, okay? And I just sprayed a roll of toilet paper about 30 minutes in fact it may not even be completely dry okay spray painted a roll of toilet paper so if you've never seen spray paint a roll of toilet paper here you go alright so there's the bottom didn't worry about the bottom I just gave it a quick spray paint and what I did before I started took my finger and in this centerpiece I'll show you on this this white roll real quick I took my finger and I kind of just rolled the inside of that tubing down just a little bit okay just a little bit to kind of give it a curve shape inward okay that's all you gotta do okay like I said this is the first time I've done this this is not I have not experimented with this and I see good morning miss Cathy good morning miss Blakely and so y'all are giving it a go with me I don't know how it's going to turn out okay so what I think I'm going to do I have a cookie sheet. Just a cheapo cookie sheet. In fact, it's like a grilling sheet and I lined it with like parchment paper, freezer paper on the top, okay? In that way, when I get back and forth from dipping to drying, it's going to sit on this, okay? So, I'm going to set this over here. I'm not going to need this right now. That was for plan B if this doesn't work out. So, let's scoot this down. I want you to guys to be able to see really good Good morning, miss Cathy. Good morning, miss Rula. Uh the whole row. Yes, the whole row. Now, you could use a smaller roll but I want a big chunky candle and it's not going to be a candle that you light but it will actually have a light on it. I'm going to show you how I'm going to tie that in. Hopefully, fingers crossed if it all works out in the end will have an electric version of a grubby cake candle maybe or grubby toilet paper candle. I don't know what you want to call it. I don't know which call it. We'll have to make up our own name for it. There's good morning. Good morning, miss Tim. So glad you're here. Alright, we're going all in and I'm going to have to turn this up a little bit. So, what I do with my wax. You could put your wax in a crock pot but I don't like the idea of having the big crock pot all go to waste for wax, right? So, what I do is I put my wax in one of these metal throwaway pans, right? Uh the smaller the better. That way it kind of keeps your wax together and you got a little bit more depth to it and I lay it top of my griddle and it just warms it up nicely alright and then when I'm done this will harden and I can just pick this up and store it which is what I've done since our last project I can just store it until the next time I'm ready to use it I don't have to wash it I don't have to you know store a crock pot just for candle wax or anything like that okay and it's worked really well so far so I I have grabbed the beeswax I get that at Hobby Lobby it goes on sale periodically it comes in a big chunk just lay that chunk in here. Let it melt slowly because you might want to look it up. Beeswax does have a burning point. I can't remember what it is but you'll want to make sure that you know what that is so that you don't overheat and actually burn it, okay? Um so, check in to that before you use it and then I used some coloring blocks that are also from Hobby Lobby in the same section that you can get the beeswax. I apologize you guys. My nose is tickling like I have a feather on it. So, I turned this down while we were waiting and So, it's it's kind of cooled on me so I need to get it warm again all the way to the corners and sometimes my if my pan doesn't lay flat, I'll lay like the a heavy cookie sheet on top of it and that'll kind of flatten it down so that the entire surface of the pan is touching the griddle to evenly distribute that heat. Good morning, miss Cynthia. How are you? You're up early miss Cynthia. You're in California. You're up early. Um okay. I am going to roll up my sleeves. I probably should be wearing like an apron or something like that. But we're not. We're we're winging it around here. That's the name of the game. Yes, miss Angela. See your comments. How are you? Good morning, Martha. Oh, Jacqueline. No, this is not my idea. Um this is an idea that has been around for a long time. There's a million different ways to do it. I have just never tried it myself. Been wanting to for a long time in some form of fashion so we're giving it a go today. Good morning, miss Sheila. How are you? Thank you, Rosa for sharing this out. Miss D, are you on here? Good morning, sweet lady. Okay. I think what I'm going to do first, I'm going to take it and I'm just going to roll it just like so and I do have glove nut. Keep in mind the wax is going to be warm. So, I'm going to take my fingers on the inside of that tube and let that be my holding point, okay? Dip it once. I'm going to get a good coating on it. You're not going to see a whole lot of difference right away, okay? What that wax is basically going to do is just kind of seal it for us. Give us a base coat I think. I'm speaking like I really know but I'm really just kind of like thinking it through as I go. Good morning, miss Marlene. Uh good rule. If it's smoking, it's burning. Okay, miss Marlene. You sound like an expert at this. I'm going to count on you. I'm going to count on you. Uh good morning, miss Pat. How are you? It is Cindy Lou. How are you sweet lady? Yes, roll the toilet paper. Spray painted it. We're turning it into an electric primitive Grabby Wax King I don't know. I know. I know. Y'all will see. I I've not done this before but I've seen it all over. So, it's not my original idea. It doesn't take long for it to to get on there and there you go. You can kind of see that that sheen of that wax. We're going to go again. Roll it. Take your fingers in the roll. And make sure that you get another coat on, okay? You see, I can I'm taking my fingers and I'm I'm using my fingers inside that roll to turn it, okay? Alright. Now, you're going to get some sideways run some streaks. That's okay. That's okay because we're going to cover those up in a little bit. We're going to cover em up. Um that's right. That's right, miss Deborah. Just experimenting. That is a lot of the fun of crafting. You're right. Okay. Here's what we have so far with coat two. This wax will darken as it dries. You don't have to use black wax. Uh let me put that out In fact, if I had a choice, I would probably use a cream-colored wax but like I said, I'm trying to use up some of this the things that I have in my stash and I already had this blackened beeswax. So, that's why I'm using the blackened beeswax today but in the future, if I get my hands on some more wax, we'll do a creamy version. We'll do a creamy version. Okay, I'm going to do, I think I'm going to do one more around the sides and then we're going to skip to the top. I'm going to make sure I get it on there good. Alright. Now, pick it up this time and I'm going to hold it this way. You see why glows are important, right? Oh my gosh, my nose you guys. Oh, feather on my nose good morning miss Mary Beth oh goodness you guys didn't know we were going to be crafting with toilet paper today did you that's what we have right now it will continue to darken oh my gosh it will continue to darken what in the holy bathroom are you making that's right that's right now we're going to take it and we're going to dip this top this is going to be the top of our candle we're going to dip it in and we're probably going to do it two or three times as well. Do you see the dripping that we're get? That's going to be the start of layer two around this candle. You'll see how it goes. It doesn't take long for it to cool because you're putting a real thin coat on each time. So, it doesn't take long for it to cool before you can apply the next dip. The wax is not super super hot. So, even if it drips on you a little bit on your gloves, it's not like it's going to burn you. Um hi, miss Jenny. That it doesn't it? It's it's going to look amazing and if you use a white, a creamy wax, it would even look more like a true cake. Oh my gosh. We're going in for dip three. I had something in my wax there. Like a little berry or something that got in my wax. Got that out. I'm going to redip that since I have a little spot where that showed up. Okay. See what we're getting here. Good morning, miss Sandy. How are you? That's looking pretty good. Now, we're going to let that cool for just a second and the next thing I'm going to get, let's see if we can set this down over here on our freezer paper. I don't want to stick my fingers on that wax because it still it's still you know what I mean you know what I mean right it's still soft and I don't want to make any indentions on that good morning the other side okay I started with a basic roll of toilet paper you guys so those of you that jumped on after basic roll of toilet paper and I spray painted it with some cheap black spray paint if you are going I I spray painted mine black because I'm using blackened wax I already had some in my stash and I need to use it up if you using a different color you can use cream colored wax any color wax for that matter you might want to put a different color of spray paint on your candle first okay if you're using cream color you can just use you can just go straight forward and dip it right in and the white would be fine but you can have different layers of color think about when you do like chippy paint or crackle paint some of that underlayer may shine through and so think of whatever you want your base color to be obviously if you use a base color and a light wax it's going to take more coats for you to kind of get that waxy look the best thing I can tell you is just to experiment which is what we're doing today with what we're doing today but you can experiment with all kinds of different color combinations okay and there's a million and one different ways to do this too so I'm I'm kind of like hooked on this and so I probably will be doing more of these so and it's something kind of easy that I can do right now when my house is kind of like all packed up it's not like packed in boxes but I don't want to drag a lot of stuff out because my house is you know, up for sale right now. So, I'm trying to like use up my craft supplies and not drag out a whole lot of stuff and so this is probably something I may do again in the next week or two. Do another version of these but something something I've been wanting to try. Good morning, miss Dean. How are you? Good morning, Kristen. Okay. So, here's what we have. It it still looks like a toilet paper roll right now but just hang with me, okay? I want to heat this up a little bit more. Um the corners are are getting a little warm or cool. So, they're not melting all the way. So, actually, you know what? I think I'll do this. I'm going to take my metal pan. Um I'm not going to be able to do that yet. Hang on. Let me pull these corners of wax towards the center. I want to kind of pull this wax together in the center so I can dip some of it out. That's going to be our next step is dipping some of this wax out and we're going to drip it pour it rather over our toilet paper roll. Okay. Alright. Now, I will just tell you wax can get messy so you might want to use some utensils that you're okay throwing away afterwards or or whatever, okay? So, be warned. Be warned and I just stripped a little bit of wax over here on my griddle. So, I'm going to wipe that off while it's warm. Okay. Now, I'm going to take my pan very carefully, hopefully, You know what? I think if I just tilt it, I think we can do this. I think we can do this. Alright, so I'm going to lay this. We're going to swap a little bit. Cuz I'm right handed and I want to be able to take my wax and pour it over. All with one smooth method here without dripping it everywhere. So, what I'm going to do, are you ready for this? I don't know if it's going to work. Uh yes, we're staying in Kentucky, Victoria. Yes, it's about 20 minutes away but we're we're not moving far at all. You're eating breakfast miss Debbie. You were on super early this morning. I didn't get to watch every everybody this morning because I was kind of preparing last minute to do this. So, I'll have to go back and see all of the prettiness that you guys made this morning. Alright, I'm just taking this and I'm just going to pour so that some drizzles around the edge of my candle, okay? And I'm just going to keep doing that. And then I will tell you that my wax right now looks gray, okay? Because it is still warm and as it dries, it will be really black, really black, okay? Alright, so before I do anything else, let me show you. Um well, no, that won't work either because I have cinnamon on it. Um I'm going to take I'm going to take a measuring cup, a glass measuring cup and I'm going to take an old fork, okay? An old fork. That way, if the wax doesn't come off of it, I'm okay with it, okay? I'm going to, actually, I'm going to turn this up a little bit because I want these pieces to get really good and warm. So, let's hang on just a second. Tell you what, I'll show you what I did earlier. I'm going to take this cookie sheet that I had earlier. I made cinnamon toast this morning. So, don't y'all judge if there's crumbs on there. I'm going to set it on top of that pan and that'll hold in the heat because I want the rest of that wax to really melt down because I'm going to pour it into my glass measuring cup here in just a minute. Good morning, miss Sarah. How are you? Good morning, Mary. Uh homemade biscuits. Yum. Oh my gosh. I'm so jealous. That sounds so good. Alright. So, while this is heating back up let me show you what else we're going to use on this so you have seen me use this before these little I think they're called pigtail lights okay I don't know somebody told me that I've never seen them describe as that on like a package or anything but where I see this is during the Christmas time where you have like the little lighted little village houses the little Christmas village houses grab some of these grab some of em I use them for all kinds of things so if you see this little jar candle right here I use it I've used them on those I use them in little faux tin can lights. Um I've used them all over and they're so handy but what I do is when I get one of these, I take this out and I swap it out or you can silicone coat those yourself. I get these little silicone coated light bulbs, okay? I like to grab mine at Joanne's when they go on sale. I feel like that's the best way best place to get em and I'm going to pop that in there. Okay? This is going to be the center of our candle here in just a little bit and I'll show you how we put it all together but you can see we're taking the toilet paper and we're going to turn it into a folk handle, okay? Alright, let's let's take a peek and see if this is warm enough. Ah, see? That was like magic. It's all good. Alright. So, very carefully. Very carefully. Does that scare you? Scares me. I'm going to take this. Is that warm? It is warm. Let me get let me get another oven mint. Uh very carefully I'm going to pour this wax into my measuring cup okay and this is going to help me use all of my wax you guys. I told you, see, I've been trying to use up some of these leftover craft supplies and so, hopefully, this will help you guys out as well, okay? We're going to let that cool for just a second. I have a little speck of something in there and pull that out. We're going to let that sit for just a second til it gets sort of like that little top coating of where you can tell it's starting to cool, okay? We're going to let that cool for just a second. Now, right now, it looks like straight up wax. We're going to whip it. We're going to whip it. You know what that makes me think of. What does that make y'all think of? It doesn't make you think of something. You're getting popcorn. Oh my gosh, Dee. You're so funny. You are so funny. Alright, I'm going to slide this over for just a little bit. We might need it again. I'm not sure. So, I am going to leave it on but I am going to slide that over because we need some counter space here. Okay, while that is kind of setting up okay let's turn it this way while this is kind of setting up I'm going to grab I've got I have a little ripped piece of fabric okay I have some pit berries and then we might also use like a little bowl or I have this. These little cast iron pans from the Dollar General. I love these things. I kind of use them to stage my little faux pantry tarts and things like that. Um I'm going to take this one out. Look at all that stuff in there. Let me dump this in the trash. Hang on. Um what y'all getting? Y'all are getting Look at all of my dirty dust around the house. Okay. So, this is what I have. Now, I would probably freshen this up with a quick coat of coffee grounds if I had time. This is okay. They have all kinds of these little mini cast iron pans, okay? Five bucks at the Dollar General and my Dollar General, both of them that are close to me usually have these. You just kind of have to know where to look. I think we're going to stage this candle in this with some popcorns, I believe. We'll see. We'll see. Alright, I want to take my fork. I'm I'm not getting any surface on the top yet so you know what I'm going to do? Very carefully. I don't know if I can reach. Y'all going to come with me. We're going to set this in the freezer for a second. We're going to set this in the freezer because I want to speed it along and my cord is not going to reach that floor. It's not going to reach that for. I'm going to set it in the freezer for just a second or maybe the fridge. The fridge might be just as well. Let's set it in the fringe. It won't take very long. So, let's chat. Y'all see my lights. I see all my my craziness behind me. Uh good morning. Good morning, miss Kim. How are you? Um how are you? I can't believe you were able. Oh my gosh. Well, you know, thank goodness. Thank goodness, I didn't make a disaster. We're going to let that sit in the fridge for just a second. I need it to get that hardness started on the top and then we're going to start whipping it, okay? And then we're going to kind of frost our candle. Frost our toilet paper. Uh things are crazy around here. Hang on. Let me see if it's let me see if it's ready because it won't take very long. Um no, it's not ready yet. It's starting to get a little bit of a rim on the inside of the measuring cup. Uh a little bit of the hardness of the wax but I need some across the top. Yes, the film on the top. That's that's a good way to put it. Uh I have a big kitten. A big kitchen looks can be deceiving. It's not super big but we are we are cramped on space around here so we just kind of make do with what we got. Um y'all might see my dirty dishes in the sink and all that jazz. My shoes, my slippers, y'all see my slippers. Yeah, we're just we're just winging it today. We're just winging it. Okay. Hopefully, Hopefully, no, it's taking some time. Let me show you. You can see where it's starting to get it around the the top, around the rim and even around the sides but I kind of need it on the top. I think we're going to have to stick it in the freezer or we're going to run out of time. Let me stick it in the freezer. Alright, I'm sticking it in here. Carefully, carefully. Crafting and comfort. There you go, miss Rula. There you go. Uh thank you so much. Real life. That's right. Real life. I mean, getting you know, doesn't get any more real than that. I'm surprised the dog's not like flopping through here or that would be like real real life. Um you would just like to rent oh gosh the comments rent space in my head oh my goodness so funny there's no time for cleaning oh gosh well I tell you we've had to keep our house like top-notch cleaning like because we never know when someone might want to request a showing or that kind of thing so it's been cleaner the last couple of weeks than probably it would normally which is a good thing but you know we still got craziness going on just regular life excited to move or stress or both that would do both that would be both. Yes, both, both, both. Oh, yeah. We're starting to get it on there. I'm starting to see a little bit. Um so, I'm going to go ahead and take it out because it might go ahead. I don't know. My lighting is not real great. You can see. Let's head back over here. Here we go. Back over to the counter over here. Alright, let me prop you all back up over here. Sorry, I usually don't like moving the camera. I hope you're close eyeballs or hold on to your eyeballs or something. Here we go. Oh, wrong way. Wrong way. There we go. Okay. Um we, you know what? I'm going to turn this off because it's like, it's cooking me over here. I'm going to go ahead and turn it off. Sorry about that. Hit the microphone. Alright, it is starting to get a little bit of a skim on the top but it probably still needs a little bit more to be honest but we're going to go ahead and we're going to go ahead and force it and I'm going to start scraping that outer edge off and we're going to start stirring and I can definitely feel on the bottom, it's already starting to harden which is good. You want a little bit of mix of both. You want to mix with the hard and the liquid and you're just going to stir it, okay? Just going to stir it. And you'll see, okay, what it's starting to do. It's starting to coat up on my fork. I'm just going to keep stirring. It will potentially splatter. So, word of caution. Pull it away from you. Okay. Uh oh. See, there we go. It's because it kind of hangs on. Can you all see what I'm doing here? I'm just stirring and it will take it will take a couple of minutes, okay? What you're doing is you're kind of giving it a texture as it cools and so you're kind of tricking it. You're kind of making it think a little okay, I'm supposed to be hardening up but no, she's wanting me to stay soft and so you're kind of tricking that wax into sort of a different texture. Here we go. You can kind of see the skimis. Do you see a little bit of that skiminess that's starting to settle on the top there? That's what you want and that's the stage where you need to be working it. Um So, we're going to work it. We're going to keep going scraping the sides as we go because that hardened part of that wax that is hardening still needs to be kind of incorporated into the liquid as you stir, okay? See what we're we're getting, okay? Kinda like a sludge. Kinda like a sludge. Uh good morning, miss Judy. Oh, Judy. If I told you, I don't know if you believe me. We are making well we're attempting to make rather some toilet paper candles okay now the verdict is still out we still have about eight minutes nine minutes to finish it so we'll see it's it's still going it's still going it's it's starting to get there yeah it's a it's a process you don't want to kind of like rush it and there's a fine line of when it starts to get too hard and so you kind of have to just roll with it and once you have a ratio you'll still have a liquid ratio the liquid tart or the liquid to clumpy ratio is what you're looking for and whenever you get more of the clumpy texture versus the liquid candle wax then you're ready to start using it to coat your candle kind of looks like chalk pudding it kind of reminds me of like scrambled eggs like when you're making scrambled eggs you know how to kind of changes texture consistency as they cook and you'll kind of know when you start to get that scrambled look and and when it's still a little bit soft at the same time that's when you can start using it to coat your candle and then you kind of have a short window okay we're getting there we're getting there my consistency is just about right to start coating again Morning from Alabama, miss Angela. Hey, miss Lisa. So happy you're here too. I hope you have an amazing weekend. Uh this Friday mornings at nine o'clock or or starting I think or or good thing for me. A good thing for me and for you guys. So, we might start doing every Friday morning at 9 AM. How about that? It is. It's getting lumpy which is good. Yup. Okay. We're going to test it out. Now, I have seen people different different methods of applying this. Some use like like a cheap paint brush like a chippy brush. I've seen some use a sponge. I've seen some use a spoon, a fork. Bottom line is there's a million different ways to do it. Just experiment and find what you like best. Okay, so we're going to put this on and then we're going to add the embellishments and the light feature as well. I probably need two gloves. I took those off because my hands were like getting so hot in those and I was like, oh, I need a fan. I need to stick myself in the freezer because I'm like roasting over here by this this hot griddle. Okay. You can see how much this is darkened since since we put it on that wax. It's dark and it's it it's lighter but it as it dark as it dries, it darkens, okay? Now, you would probably want to use like I said, a different colored wax. I already had some blackened wax and I'm trying to use up. So, that's why I went for a black one but we've dipped our toilet paper roll in there, okay? And just set it down on this freezer paper to kind of set, okay? So, what I'm going to do is I'm going to take this wax and this is this is hard it's still warm but it's hard enough that I can touch it without making a big indentions or anything I'm going to take it and I'm going to start coating my toilet paper roll with this wax okay and you kind of have to move fast it's just sort of like doing a messy coating of frosting on a cake it's really all it is now mine looks gray because like I said my wax is still warm and it's lighter and it will darken as it dries but you kind of gotta speed along here because you got a close short time window here to get this on before your wax starts getting too warm and or too cool and hardens on you, okay? If it hardens, you can set it back on your griddle and let it reheat, okay? I'm not going to even worry about the bottom because the bottom is not going to be visible at all, okay? If you want to seal it, you could do a real quick just a dip of wax on the bottom if you wanted to but that would make me a little nervous that it might stick to whatever I put it in. So, I'm not going to do that. Okay. See what we got there? Now, it looks pretty messy right now. It looks pretty messy and it is kind of mess hang on. I want to sprinkle this with a little bit of cinnamon dusting while it's still damp, okay? This is sort of going to be my take on a blackened beeswax candle sort of, okay? Black wax and cinnamon just go together with that when it comes to primitive style and I want to put that on there while that wax is still damp. Now, we still got a little bit of wax left. I think it's going to be just enough to do the top so let's put it on there and let's spread it around and see what we get oh my gosh you guys this is going to be awesome okay Now, can you see what this would look like if you had creamy colored wax or maybe brown wax, make it look like a big cinnamon roll or something like that. That would be absolutely amazing. Okay. Now, like I said, this is not my idea. It's been around forever, you guys. I was seeing some ideas that were back from like the early 2000s when you know, creatives, crafters were doing something similar to these. There's a million different ways to do them. So, this is just a perfect example of using what I had on hand to make something similar okay now I am going to kind of go around the edges and I'm going to kind of make sure that they are kind of I don't want to hard edge to like that toilet paper so I'm going to kind of like round it off if you will kind of like a cake with sort of be rounded around the edge okay I do want to kind of take my wax and make sure that I go down in make sure guys can see this. Down in that little toilet paper tube, okay? Now, if I get too much done in that tube, I can always cut it out later but I don't want my little candlelight to be super visible and I'll show you that here in a little bit. So, there we go. I'm going to sprinkle on some cinnamon. Now, you can soften the texture of this really easily, okay? Once that wax kind of has a chance to start cooling, you can take some wax paper and roll it around the edges, okay? And kind of soften the indention on it or you can take your hands and while it's still warm, just apply a little bit of pressure and that will help soften some of those dips, okay? It's it's all a personal preference on on how you want it to look, okay? What you can also do you can also layer in some little chunks I did not have enough wax to do some little crumbles sort of making it look like a true cake with some little crumbles you can also do a different colored wax and make some crumbles probably do that on another episode too because like I said I'm kind of hooked on this make some little wax crumbles or some little faux pecans or something like that oatmeal and that on the top and sort of have like a little crumble cake if you will, okay? So, like I said, there's all kinds of things that you can do with these, okay? Now, I know mine looks funky because I'm using the black wax and it's gray because it's still warm, okay? But you guys will not believe when this dries, it will be black wax. So, it'll look like a blackened beeswax candle, okay? Which is super popular with primitive style decor but don't let that stop you. Use any color wax that you have. Chalk paint chalk paint on what Angela might clarify what you're asking chalk paint on the toilet paper I think would be too wet and you would probably get a soggy mess if that's what you're asking I just used a quick coat of spray paint on the outside okay now mine's going to continue to dry and it's going to darken and once that wax darkens you're really going to be able to see the cinnamon coating on it okay and I might even see if I get some more wax I might make some little faux cake crumbles to put in there, okay? So, here comes the fun part. Oh my gosh, we're running short on time. We got like 2 minutes. Okay. I'm going to take this little pigtail light that I was telling you about and I'm going to run it up through the center, okay? I have to be careful because my wax is still warm, and I'm going to bring it out the top. Is that not amazing? Okay, I'm going to bring that out the top and probably what I'll is while that wax is still warm I'm going to mold it down in there in that little in that little cubby okay this is going to light up I'm going to embellish it with a little rag ribbon a rag bow and a little star so and some pip berries do you see how amazing this is oh my gosh I love it I love it I'm going to put it in this little cast iron pan maybe if it fits without have to I have another cast iron pan around here somewhere. I'm going to put it in this. I'm going to dress it up with some little patka pods around it. I'm going to tie this ragbow around it. When it dries, my wax has to cool and then put some pit berries around it. Is that not going to be amazing? Oh my gosh, you guys. I love it. I love it. I forgot to mention that my wax is scented. I had put some pumpkin spice candle oil scent oil in my wax the last time I used it and so it's going to smell amazing. It's going to smell amazing. I love this project, you guys. I want to see you. If you make one of these, I want to see how you do it, okay? I want to see the pictures of it. You can share it over to the Craft from the Clock group or you can share it into my decorating group decorating with my Sweet Home Living. Either one of those or both the places is fine. I want to see if you make one of these. It's awesome. I'm going to finish this up after the wax cools and take a photo for you guys. Thank you so much for joining me. We have some crafters lined up for the rest of the afternoon over in the Craft on the Clock group. I'll see you soon guys. Have a great weekend.

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