Diy incense holder

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As the weather cools down, many people turn to incense to bring warmth and coziness into their living spaces.

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…

Patty shared with us her latest bottle craft project. This glass bottle incense burner would make the perfect gift for anyone's back yard. Up for the task?

Making a DIY incense holder is a fun and easy craft project for the summer! Use incense outdoors to keep bugs at bay and make your yard smell like a dreamy vacation oasis. This simple clay tutorial will yield beautiful incense holders for your yard or your home.

Incense Holder made out of air dry clay

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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If you are willing to roll up your sleeves and dive into building some DIY incense holders, we have various ideas for you to choose from. #diy #diycraft #diyholder #diyincenseholder #diyincenseholderideas

Make this cute flower clay incense holder with purple polymer clay. Form petals around a small clay ball and bake it in the oven to harden.

One of my favourite things about the autumn months is coming home at night and snuggling by the heater under warm blankets with candles or incense burning in the background. #Curbly-Original, #How-To