Giustina | DIYs • Recipes • Home Inspiration on Instagram: "Like + Comment “Link” to instantly get the links, tutorial, & details in your DM. Over the last couple of years, I’ve tried a couple of techniques using a variety of napkins for different holidays and seasons to create fun seasonal candle decor. I always use my flameless candle hack so that I can use them again year after year. You can see that I lit the candles to create a candle wax memory so that there would be a spot for the tealight flameless candle to fit inside perfectly (alternatively, you can scoop out the wax with a knife and/or spoon). I’ve had some people try out my tutorials on regular flameless candles, and it’s worked, but it’s important that you use a real wax flameless candle so that the napkin has something to melt into. While you can use a hair dryer instead of an iron, I personally prefer using an iron as I feel like the blow dryer can spread/blow wax where it’s not wanted, and an iron has more heat control. After each season/holiday, I remove the flameless tealight candle, store the decorative candle, and then reuse the flameless tea light candles on the next set of napkin candles. I can’t wait to use these to decorate for our 4th of July party this year! Do you like to decorate for the 4th of July?"

1,194 likes, 178 comments - domesticallyblissful on June 9, 2025: "Like + Comment “Link” to instantly get the links, tutorial, & details in your DM. Over the last couple of years, I’ve tried a couple of techniques using a variety of napkins for different holidays and seasons to create fun seasonal candle decor. I always use my flameless candle hack so that I can use them again year after year. You can see that I lit the candles to create a candle wax memory so that there would be a spot for the tealight flameless candle to fit inside perfectly (alternatively, you can scoop out the wax with a knife and/or spoon). I’ve had some people try out my tutorials on regular flameless candles, and it’s worked, but it’s important that you use a real wax flameless candle so that the napkin has something to melt into. While you can use a hair dryer instead of an iron, I personally prefer using an iron as I feel like the blow dryer can spread/blow wax where it’s not wanted, and an iron has more heat control. After each season/holiday, I remove the flameless tealight candle, store the decorative candle, and then reuse the flameless tea light candles on the next set of napkin candles. I can’t wait to use these to decorate for our 4th of July party this year! Do you like to decorate for the 4th of July?".