This is a craft that has been going around the blogging world a lot in the past year or so, but I wanted to share my own version it. It only took a little while, but they look great in the living room and I love to have them lit up in the evening.
Center the hurricane on the pillar and press down. Hold for 30 seconds until it has cooled and is stable. You could also rest a heavy book on top and let it dry for awhile.
Now its time to add the candles. You may need to carve them a little bit to fit perfectly. You can also melt a little wax and drop it into the middle of the hurricane before adding the candle, to help keep them stable.
Next, I added a few fake leaves into the pillar between the candles and the glass. If you do this, be VERY careful never to leave it unattended and when the candle gets too low, remove the leaves. You don’t want to catch anything on fire.
Not bad for a simple, inexpensive craft! I’m sure I’ll be using these for other seasons too.
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wood furniture says
You did a great job on these! Very beautiful and creative! Thanks for sharing this very nice idea.
this blessed nest says
they look awesome.
thanks for linking up to the FALL FESTIVAL!
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Joy says
Oh that looks very pretty, I love candles!
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[email protected] says
These look great…I love that you used a little elbow grease to create your own hurricane candle holders. They look awesome lit up.
michaela says
Super cute ! I have seen these around but I have to say that I LOVE your base and hurricane holders sooo much better, They are just more substantial.
Michelle says
I LOVE these!! I have the other version of these, but I like yours better!
– Michelle @ Bunch of Craft
Jorgelina says
Great idea!!
Sweet'Art Boutique says
beautiful!
Extra!Extra!BlogAllAboutIt! says
So Cute! I linked up to Hope Studios a few lines ahead of you (bronzed pumpkins) and showed off my fall candles, too. You did an amazing job!
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Kimberly
Jhames Stewart says
The autumn leaves look really nice! My wife and I were thinking of ways to decorate our recycled glass candle containers without painting or gluing something on the glass. Well, thanks for the idea! I guess it’s worth a try. I’m gonna show this to my wife later. Thanks for the heads up too, Amanda. We can’t afford to catch fire now; we just remodeled our house!