This is also the first Luminous Mystery of the Rosary.
By Sun and Candlelight made this baptism craft.
Here are more directions on how to make
a candle in a shell.
If you're not up to melting wax, you can
just drop a votive into a shell.
Our Domestic Church had a fantastic
idea to fill their advent wreath with the
family's baptism candles! Check it out!
I also loved this baptism coloring page.
Sweetness & Light made this delightful
Here are more directions on how to make
a candle in a shell.
If you're not up to melting wax, you can
just drop a votive into a shell.
Our Domestic Church had a fantastic
idea to fill their advent wreath with the
family's baptism candles! Check it out!
I also loved this baptism coloring page.
Sweetness & Light made this delightful
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Fun to see all the Baptism of the Lord ideas together like this. Thanks for doing this - and for the reminder to get our Baptismal candles out ; )
ReplyDeleteI was just looking at our bag of shells from the beach and wondering what we could do with them. Thanks for putting this post together, so far in advance! I love your blog! It's just great! God Bless, Lori
ReplyDeleteLooking at the yummy cake from Sweetness & Light gave me another idea - making candy melt shells for the top - so they would also be edible. Using molds like these: http://www.candyplus.net/seashell-candy-mold.html
ReplyDeleteThank you for the link! Enjoy :) Many blessings.
ReplyDeletenice post. thanks.
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