…compilation of tutorials
Doesn’t the cardboard tea light holder looks elegant? :)
It is made in a similar way than the tealight holder and the cardboard chandeliers.
Links:
Cardboard Tea Light Holder (De cartón) (Spanish)
=> they link to marie claire ideas but I haven’t found it there
Here at unikatissima:
Tealight Holder
Entries containing the word ‘cardboard chandelier’
You can make a lot from concrete, I like e.g. the concrete tea light holder :)
Links:
Concrete Tea Light Holder (Aesthetic Cement Candle Holder)
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Entries containing the word ‘concrete’
Despite the many tea light holders that I have presented before I don’t want to keep back this ladle tea light holder from you :)
Links:
Ladle Tea Light Holder (Rustic Ladle Tea Lights)
via: Ladle Tea Light Candles
via: ladle tea light candles, crafts, repurposing upcycling, Roof flashing cut into an oval creates the perfect hanger
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Entries containing the word ‘tea light holder’
The idea of an apple tea light holder is not new, but I still like it :)
Links:
Apple Tea Light Holder (Fresh Apple Tea Lights – An apple candle holder tutorial)
I find this plaster tea light holder cute!
Here is written ‘You make everything better’ on it, but of course you can write everything, from ‘I love you’ to ‘Merry Christmas’ – or also ‘Happy Easter’ ;-)
And should you not like your writing, you have enough place to sketch on the free place or to glue on nice paper napkins and so on and so forth :)
Links:
Plaster Tea Light Holder (The Perfect Gift: Plaster Votives)
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Entries with the tag ‘Valentine’s Day’
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I find these tea light holders very nice. They’re made with slate off-cuts, but actually it should be possible to make them with self-made plaster tiles!?
Links:
Tea Light Holder II (Tea-Light Candle Holder)
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Entries with the tag ‘plaster’
I presented the plaster roses before.
In the same way she also made doily tea light holders – a great idea!
Links:
Doily Tea Light Holder (More Fun with Plaster and Doilies)
via: Plaster doily vignette
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Plaster Roses
Don’t these wineglass tea light holders look nice?
Once I’ve seen an instruction for them (that’s only available now via web archive), which was meant for Christmas with little Christmas ornaments put in the glasses.
I can’t throw away anything and so I thought that it’d look nice to fill the glasses…
… with hand-dyed paper scraps or…
… with yarn and thread scraps that I kept for reasons I can’t understand anymore ;-)
I can imagine as well to put flowers into the glasses, or carved vegetables or the apple swan or the little hors d’oeuvres penguin ;-)
Note: Be careful to fix the tea lights or even candles so that they can’t slip or topple over!
Links:
Wineglass Candles in web archive
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Chillie Anthurium
Apple Swan
Penguin Hors d’oeuvres
Ok, slowly the days become lighter but you can always do with a nice tea light holder.
In the instruction on how to make a tea light holder form corrugated cardboard they are meant for Halloween, but by simply selecting other colours you can actually fit them to everything.
Because you have to wrap the tea light several times I think that they are quite robust.
I already have prepared my stuff ;-)
If you still have curtain rings over after making the wooden curtain ring bowl you may want to make such a curtain ring tealight holder :)
Links:
Curtain Ring Tealight Holder (DIY Wooden Tealight Holders)
via: DIY Wooden Tealight Holders
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Wooden Curtain Ring Bowl