Diy torches

How to make homemade tiki torches with mason jars, coconut oil and essential oils. A simple method for keeping the bugs away from your party

10 Minute Super Easy Dungeon Torches: 10 Minute Super Easy Dungeon Torches for Halloween and other Dungeon Events. Also could be olympic torch, or Frankenstine villager torch. These torches look great in the light and especially in the dark. You can make several of them to decorate you…

Thus fun craft is a great way to repurpose your bottles for less than $5 worth of supplies.

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Hollywood makes everything look so easy. The scene opens with someone stuck in a cave. Our hero grabs up a leg bone from an expired adventurer, wraps it in rags and lights the contraption on fire. As folks who have tried to make a lot of torches we can tell you that there is a little more to it than that. Not to worry, though: There’s an easy recipe for making a torch and the ingredients should be lying around the house, and even readily accessible when you’re camping.

Our church hosted a "Kingdom Chronicles" VBS this year so I needed to come up with some simple and inexpensive medieval decorations. Here's ...

3 ways to make a torch in the woods. From the basic to the seriously impressive. With video.

Use cardboard tubes, posterboard, and other basic craft supplies to create an awesome medieval chandelier. It makes a great decoration for a themed party or event.

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I have always wanted to have "torches" for Halloween that looked like they were from medieval times. Believe me, I have looked but you can't buy them on...

Learn how to turn empty water bottles into flameless Tiki torches. They are perfect for any summer BBQ, Luau party or just for fun.

diy Minecraft torch (with flickering light). Printable torch design with instructions.

DIY bottle tiki torch

Tiff makes tiki torch wine bottle and has a tutorial about it

Easy DIY torch for a Melisandre costume! Just tape a used-up paper towel roll to an empty soda or sparkling water bottle like so. Paint the torch handle black with acrylic paint. Create the illusion of a fiery end by painting with red, orange, and yellow (unmixed). Adding globs of yellow acrylic paint will create a great illusion.

This DIY project is like hitting not two, but three birds with one stone. You get to decorate your patio with your empty wine bottles, instead of just binning them. The torches can also be used to keep mosquitoes away. And last but not the least, you get to save some money by recycling!