DIY Orange Candles

Candles – made from oranges? Brilliant, huh?

Any Dislikes? No way....

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Lacy Votive Holder

Create sturdy candleholders from lace saturated with fabric stiffener. Fitted with tea lights in glass containers, these luminarias can be positioned alone or in groups around a room or along a mantel for instant ambience.

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Holiday Craft: Light Up the Holiday

Rivky Koenig, author of Crafting Jewish, gives a step-by-step guide to creating this traditional Jewish piece

1. Attach a glue dot (available at crafts stores) to the bottoms of nine glass votive candleholders, with one a little taller than the rest.

2. Line up the candleholders on a long, narrow tray, with the tallest at one end.

3. Press down on each to adhere it to the tray.Add clear and blue glass marbles or beads to the tray.

4. Fill each glass halfway with water, then add 1 or 2 drops of blue food color to each glass.

5. Pour about ½ inch of olive oil into each candleholder. Let the oil settle, then place a floating wick in each glass.

Tinted candles

A beautiful tint colored candle by The Crafty Craft Gal. Click on the tutorial link for the tutorial.


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Floating Candles

Feel the magic of fire dancing in the water!!! this is a very simple and awesome idea to perform at home without investing anything. You can change the combination according your mood.





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Bamboo candles

Bamboo Candles are the clum which have the built in shelves. It has the pretty way to decorate the table both indoor and outdoor.



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Shell Candles

The shells that the ocean cast at your feet this summer -- the ones you so fastidiously collected -- make lovely remembrances of the season with candles formed inside them. Deep shells such as scallops, clams, and quahogs work best and burn longest. This craft is form MarthaStewart, the master of crafts.

How to Make Shell Candles