Every year DH and I host Thanksgiving at our house.  A few years ago, I started giving little gifts to all the adult women.  So sorry men.  LOL!  This year I decided to create personalized candles.

I found these great smelling little candles at WalMart for $1 EACH!!!  Only $1!!!  Woo hoo!  When giving candles as a gift I always try to stick with very basic smells…and also smells I like (LOL)…so I give vanilla and cupcake scents.  I was quick to buy these candles because of their good smell, small price AND because the tag says it’s “easy peel”.  Guess what?  They really did come off easily!

Now we have some naked candles.  Time to dress them up!  I used my Gypsy and the Songbird Cricut cartridge to weld and create the names.

That pretty vinyl comes from Expressions Vinyl.com.  I love it!

Do you want to learn how to use vinyl with your Cricut?  Check out my Cricut Vinylology DVD.

AND NOW…We need to ribbon these babies up!

I bought that ribbon at Hobby Lobby.  The snowflake brads came from Michael’s.  I got them last year, but they probably still sell them.  (Amazon sells snowflake brads too.)  All I did was tie the ribbon in a square knot and basically wrap the brad around it.  Simple and Cute!

I hope the ladies like their personalized candles and I hope YOU have a Wonderful Thanksgiving!

HAPPY THANKSGIVING FRIENDS!

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  1. This is so sweet of you, I would love to do this, maybe next year I’ll host Thanksgiving in my home and I can do this. For now We travel all the way across texas to Little Old El Paso. I don’t have to do anything but visit family and eat, so I am bring my Streachy pants…LOL!
    Joy I wish you and your family a very Happy Thanhksgiving.

  2. What an awesome stocking stuffer idea. I made a set of 6 thanksgiving wine glasses using vinyl and the thanksgiving seasonal cart I’ll post photos later today on my facebook page.

  3. Such a cute idea. will have to make some of these. You always come up with the cutest projects. Happy Thanksgiving!

  4. Oh these are wonderful little gifts, doesn’t a personalized gift always look so much better. Plus the ribbon is a great finishing effect.
    Kim xXx

  5. Will the ladies ever be tickled pink, this was so kind of you to do. Wonderful job and thanks for sharing.

  6. What a super inexpensive gift!! Cute to top it off…. PERFECT!! And everyone loves candles!! Thanks Joy!

  7. Those are uber cute!!! Leave it to you to make something like that! 🙂 Happy Thanksgiving!!!

  8. Such a simple gift that will make a big impact…the ladies are sure to enjoy these! Happy Thanksgiving!

  9. Great idea for a teacher gift too. maybe be cute on a cookie jar with some homemade treats too. Thanks for the greatideas.

  10. Well Joy!! Aren’t you just the sweetest peach giving your friends little gifts like that! Will you be my friend too?? LOL Great job, I’ll definitely put those in the back of my mind..

  11. Those are so cute! Might have to steal this idea for Christmas for my sisters and nieces (sorry guys)! 🙂

  12. Adorable project, but i am a candle ggek anyway, lol///HB has those brads too, i just love ’em…you are still the Queen of Vinyl in my book

  13. Very cute gift ideas. I need to keep it in mind, when making some gifts for friends and family this year.

  14. So simple but oh, so elegant! I would love to receive a gift like this. Songbird has a wonderful font, doesn’t it? TFS.

  15. Oh what cute ideas, I love your website, such great inspirations. Gonna have to try these Thanks

  16. I love organza ribbons…they look elegant to me. Your candles turned out so pretty. I am sure your guests will love them. You have such Super Ideas!

  17. I just found your blog today and these are TOO CUTE!!!! Thanks for sharing. I have found alot of great ideas on your site and can’t wait to try some of them.

  18. Ohmygoodness, Joy!!! 🙂 Those came out great! That’s interesting that the labels would be meant to come off…sure is helpful, though.

  19. What a cute idea…at DH’s grandma’s house each year for Thanksgiving all the women and children get ornaments 🙂 I like the idea of those traditions!

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