Simple Candleholders For Your Dollar Tree Centerpiece
Candleholders can be expensive (sets like these start at $40) so I made my own set for $6! Sometimes the things you can find at the Dollar Tree are just as amazing as the things you find at home decor stores! Watch this video to learn how to make a simple centerpiece using Dollar Tree DIY candlesticks. Keep reading and watch the video to see how to make these DIY Dollar Tree Candleholders Centerpieces!
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What can I use for a taper candle holder?
You can use many things to make a taper candle holder, including aluminum foil! Watch the video below to see how I used glass tea, light candle holders, from Dollar Tree to make these Taper candle holders.
How do you make a tapered candle stand up?
An old trick to make a tapered candle stand up is to wrap aluminum foil around the bottom. You can also melt a little wax on the bottom of the candle and the candle holder. I’m using battery-operated candles in this tutorial and will be using foil.
How To Make The Dollar Tree DIY Christmas Centerpiece Candlesticks:
Supplies:
- 6 Tea light candle holders
- (1 package of 4) Tea light Candleholders
- Battery Operated Candles
- Aluminum Foil
- Gold Spray Paint
- E6000 Glue
- Hot Glue Gun
Directions:
- Gather Supplies. Watch the video below for more instructions.
- To create taller candle holders than the others, I attached a short tealight candleholder to the base of 3 stems. Use E6000 glue to attach the stem.
- Glue the top around the edges (you can use a hot glue gun if you are in a hurry but use E6000 first because it will cement the glass together butter than hot glue alone).
- You should have a base that looks likes this. Again, you don’t need to do this step if you want all the stems the same height.
- Take the aluminum foil and fold/crunch it up to fit inside the tea light holder. Using roil is an old-fashioned trick to get taper candles to fit any candle holder!
- Use the taper candle bottom to create the perfect hole for the candle to fit in. You want it to be snug.
- I left the plastic bottom of the taper candle in the foil so it will all stay together.
- Use hot-glue to attach the foil to the candlestick to create one piece.
- Spray paint the entire thing and let dry.
- Arrange the candlesticks on a table, mantel, shelves, and more!
Wrap Up about the DIY Dollar Tree Candlestick Centerpiece
Who doesn’t love a great DIY project?! That’s exactly what this DIY Dollar Tree Candleholders Centerpiece is! The Dollar Tree always has what you need when you’re on a strict budget. Learn how to create one here. This Christmas do-it-yourself project will save you money and add a unique table setting for a Christmas centerpiece.
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Supplies
Instructions
- Gather Supplies. Watch the video below for more instructions.
- To create taller candle holders than the others, I attached a short tealight candleholder to the base of 3 stems.
- Use E6000 glue to attach the stem.
- Glue the top around the edges (you can use a hot glue gun if you are in a hurry but use E6000 first because it will cement the glass together butter than hot glue alone).
- You should have a base that looks likes this. Again, you don't need to do this step if you want all the stems the same height.
- Take the aluminum foil and fold/crunch it up to fit inside the tea light holder. Using foil is an old-fashioned trick to get taper candles to fit any candle holder!
- Use the taper candle bottom to create the perfect hole for the candle to fit in. You want it to be snug.
- I left the plastic bottom of the taper candle in the foil so it will all stay together.
- Use hot-glue to attach the foil to the candlestick to create one piece.
- Spray paint the entire thing and let dry.
- Arrange the candlesticks on a table, mantel, shelves, and more!
Video
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