Hi Everyone! I was guest posting yesterday over at Darling Doodles. It was great to be a part of Brie's 12 Days of Gift-mas series!
It`s not long now, just 3 short weeks until Santa slides down that chimney!
If your stuck on what to get the neighbour or teacher on your list hopefully you`ll be inspired to make this easy Candy Cane Candle.
Here are the supplies you need.
- a skinny but tall glass vase
- votive holder
- candy canes
- small colored beads
- tealight candle
- glue gun & hot glue
- embellishments like rafia, twine, bells
I unwrapped the plastic from the candy canes and glued them to the vase, be sure to put the glue down the length of the candy cane so they will stick well. Some of them are differents lengths but when you tie the rafia around it disguises the uneven lengths.
I then glued the vase to the votive holder, turn your votive holder upside down before gluing - it gives the candle a pedistal look.
Fill the vase with the colored beads and place your tealight on top. Tie the rafia and twine around the vase and add in the bell.
So simple. This would be beautiful on a Christmas table setting.
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Sarah
Very festive and cute - candy canes are so versatile and this is a greta use for them!
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I love this idea! I never realised there were so many fun ways to decorate with candy canes until I posted about them on my Christmas blog. If you have 5 minutes to spare I would be so honoured if you could pop by and link up this post to my candy cane post!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing this fun and festive idea.
Best Christmas wishes,
Natasha.
I love it. I may try this one.
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This is so pretty! I never knew candy canes were not all the same length. That's crazy. Love this gift idea.
ReplyDeleteso creative and so festive!
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goodness - so cute! thanks for sharing! xoox
ReplyDeleteAwesome idea! It looks really great :D
ReplyDeleteShucks, this candy cane piece is adorable!
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this is so cute. the raffia is such a nice touch.
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This is great! I have a glass vase and candy canes...I never thought to put them together!
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That sure is a great craft. So easy and most everything you need you'd already have on hand. Love it!
ReplyDeleteHello, hopped over here from the {Re}Create Link Party. This is such a beautiful project, and I love the simplicity but classic look of this. Thank you so much for sharing these beautiful candle holders! I'm your newest follower, and I hope you'll get a chance to follow me back :)
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Such a wonderful, creative project! I'm spotlighting your post on my Facebook page today!
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ReplyDeleteThis is realy cute, I would love it if you show off your candle here:
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What a great project. Thank you so much for linking it to Fabulous Friday.
ReplyDeleteWarmly, Michelle