This candle idea is nothing new if you've been around Blogland at all. By simply gluing some type of container onto a candlestick, you get a nice, yet inexpensive, hurricane glass container to fill with all sorts of fun things.
I have not seen this exact model out there, although surely it has to be. To make my version, pick up these candle holders at the Dollar Tree ($1 each)
and glue them onto a glass candlesticks using E6000 glue.
The one pictured here is also from the Dollar Tree ($1 each)
I prefer to find candlesticks at garage sales, because they are actually much nicer and run between . 50-$1 each.
I have a set on the top of my piano and just
change the decor with the season.
Giving a pair makes a wonderful gift........
.......but an even lovelier gift is to put together
several little bags of fillers.......
.......take pictures of the various designs you've come up with.......
and give a little photo book of ideas with the candleholders.
Your non-crafty friends will appreciate the extra thought.
Hopefully the pictures throughout this post
will give you lots of ideas to try.
The concavity of the jar allows a wreath to stay put
just by bending the wire form in a bit.
This wreath wouldn't stay up,
so a touch of hot glue holds it in place.
I'm using a glade candle inside of mine
The shape of the candle
matches the shape of the jar.
Aren't they elegant for just a few bucks?!!!
Thanks for stopping by,
Ellie
Parties I Will Be Linking To:
Sunday - The Sunday Showcase Party at Under The Table and Dreaming, DIY Project Parade at The DIY Showoff
Tuesday - Show Me What Ya Got at Not Just a Housewife,
Wednesday - Wow Us Wednesday at Savvy Southern Style,
What a great idea for a Christmas Gift! I'd love it if you shared this at my Christmas Craft Tutorial Party that I have going on at Project Queen through the month of November. Here is the link: http://projectqueen.org/christmas-craft-tutorial-link-up-party
ReplyDeleteVery Pretty!
ReplyDeleteI like this idea...cheap and versatile!
ReplyDeleteGreat post! Love all your versions of this simple and elegant candle holder.
ReplyDeleteI found your blog through Met Monday and have enjoyed reading back posts. I am a new follower.
Hi Ellie, Thanks for sharing all these great ideas at the Open House Party. Very cute!
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Sherry