What is that mysterious white stuff? Think you know? No peeking until you have a guess. Then scroll on down to see the reveal.
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I'm thinking a lot of people might get this one - but I have been wrong before.
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Here goes! The answer is:
The top bits from a plastic milk bottle.
The How-To is so simple. I turned the lid upside down for the base. I cut off the neck at just the spot where it begins to flare out.
Then I glued them together and inserted my candle. Isn't it odd how traditionally candlestick-like it looks?
One of these days I'm going to show you what I did with the rest of the bottle. (Hint: it's really cool.)
So did you get it right? If not, what did you think it was? Do, DO tell!
I thought it was a plastic pipe joint. You could even use the flare out mouth end of the bottle with the cap to collect the falling wax so it wont damage your table
ReplyDeleteI too thought it was some kind of PVC pipe. Rats! It's quite lovely and now I want to see what you do with the milk bottle. You are so stinkin clever!
ReplyDeleteFooled me too. I thought is was PVC pipe parts
ReplyDeleteNope missed this one too. I was thinking that it looked like the end of my shop-vac hose...only white. Good one!!
ReplyDeleteToo neat! I thought it was made from some type of PVC. So creative!
ReplyDeleteYep me too - thought it was part of a pvc pipe! Clever you foiled us yet again!! :)
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