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Her simple candle-lit photo stands are inexpensive to make and allow you to easily change up the photos whenever you like. We bet Martha would call ‘em the perfect dinner party centerpiece, but we think they look great just about anywhere. A few quick tips: use bright colorful frames for a bedroom or kitchen, dark or black frames for your desk, and try these superfly flickering LED candles for longer-lasting everyday illumination. Make Your Own Candle-lit Photo Stands p.s. Amit’s at CES in Vegas through Wednesday (thanks msft!) checking out the latest photo stuff. If you’re here too and want to hang out, drop us a line! → See more Photo projects, DIY ideas, and Gear ← → Get it all free: Subscribe by email or RSS ← The 10 Cent, 10 Second, Tealight Photo Holder Schlieren Photography: How to Photograph the Invisible Photojojo’s Guide to Scary Photo Pumpkins |
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Three photos, three frames, some vellum paper, a votive candle and a little sephia. How does Martha do it?
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[...] Need a great gift relatively quickly and on the cheap? By Thomas Brock Try PhotoJoJo’s three photo candle-lit picture frame. [...]
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