What you need: Styrofoam the size of a rectangular brick. Orange or green paint. Paint brush. Three tapered candles. Foliage from yard like autumn leaves, a twig with berries …
What to do: Paint Styrofoam. Let dry. Stick candles in row in the middle of it. Place foliage around base.
If you light candles make sure when they melt they don’t get too close to Styrofoam or foliage. To be safe this project should be for decoration only.
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Jay Marie
About Me
- Jay Marie
- I'm a former Nanny to Children of Parents in the Entertainment Industry. I have a B.A. in the Behavioral Sciences, Sociology. I have worked with children with ADHD and ADD. I have gotten Five out of Five Stars on several articles I've written relating to topics about children. I have volunteered in different capacities where children were concerned. I did pro-bono work in my former city's Domestic Violence Unit in the Superior Court Building. I'm a former Red Cross CPR and First Aid Instructor.