I found these wood candle holders at the thrift store for $3 for the set. They are good quality wood and I loved the curvy shape of them.
They were made to hold taper candles and I wanted them to hold my flameless pillars. I popped of the small holder and added the wood appliqués to the top and spray painted them black. I sanded the edges a bit and stuck my pillars on. They looked nice flanking the sides of my mirror, but being inspired by the Pottery Barn hurricane wall sconces I decided to add my dollar store vases to them.
I like. Total price = around $10 for both. Not bad at all. I fashioned the candle a little cozy. I’ll share another time, but it was really simple. Burlap, button, jute.
I am loving that I will be able to change the look easily with these. Here are a few different ideas I was playing around with.
~I am changing things up a bit in this room. (Notice the empty curtain rod in the mirror. Nice.) I am finally putting my super amazing clearance fabric I told you about to use. Stay tuned…
Well, I have one little lady back in school and my baby goes to preschool next week. Summer crazily flew by, but I am excited to work on some projects around my house to share with you!
Linking up with some great stuff…
what a steal. i love me a great deal and you can pretty much do anything with candle holders....awesome:)
ReplyDeleteSo pretty and such a good deal too. I love how you arranged them in different themes for different seasons. Very cool!
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What an amazing idea!! They're beautiful! Great work..
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It could add up to great interior design of the house. Good job!
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wow you are a creative person making Candle Sconces simple, I've tried but I failed, I was amazed with you;)
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