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Crackle Glass Candle Holder

January 6, 2021 by Evelyn Leave a Comment

Make this dollar tree pedestal candle holder in an afternoon with these easy to follow instructions.   This DIY dollar tree candle holder is simple to make and very inexpensive.   And this crackle glass candle holder makes the most elegant candle holders don’t you think?

crackle glass candle holder set of two elegant candle holders

 

You could make crackle glass pedestal candlesticks with just a few supples from the Dollar Tree or any other Dollar store. A set of two of these dollar store candle holders will cost you under $5.00.  It’s takes very little paint and only a few dabs of glue. We have a a battery tea light in them which you can pick up very inexpensively.   But the sky is the limit with these Farmhouse style pedestal candle holders. 

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dollar tree pedestal candle holder or dollar tree candle holder make elegant candle holders

 

 This inexpensive dollar tree pedestal candle holder are so versatile.   You could add a red candle and add a few sprays of Christmas greenery to add to your Christmas decor.   And I bet it would be super cool, to add a black candle and maybe a spray of fall leaves and pumpkins for Fall or Halloween Decor.  

 

What you will need to make a crackle glass candle holder:

 

crackle glass candle holder to make dollar tree pedestal candle holder

 

We found these little crackle glass candle holders at our local Dollar Tree.  But we only found four of them at the time and we are on the lookout for more.   We had to dig to the back of the shelves in the candle votive section of Dollar Tree to find them.  So if you are checking your local store, be sure and search all the shelves for them. 

 

elegant candle holders from dollar Tree

 

But if you don’t find the crackle dollar tree candle holder then they do have several other beautiful glass pieces you could exchange.   We found this silver tinted one and the gold tinted one in the background that will make elegant candle holders.

 

candle sticks and chalk paint

 

Supplies needed to make these candle holders:

  • 2 candle stick holders (Dollar Tree)
  • 2 Crackle candle holders (Dollar Tree)
  • Paint Brush
  • Waverly White Chalk Paint
  • E6000 glue

 

How to Make this Dollar Tree Pedestal Candle Holder:

 

painting candle sticks with chalk paint

 

Paint both candlesticks with Waverly®  White Chalk Paint and allow to dry.   

 

Painted candlesticks

 

Then apply a second coat of paint and allow the candlesticks to completely dry overnight. 

 

 

To attach the crackle glass candle holder to the pedestals you will need e6000 glue.  It’s transparent and bonds to glass, wood, plastics, tin, metal, ceramic, cement, rubber, vinyl, leather, fabric 

 

gluing a candlestick with 6000 glue

 

Apply a line of  the glue to the top of one of the candle sticks.  

 

dollar tree pedestal candle holder for elegant candle holders

 

Place one of the crackle candle holders onto the candle stick.  Repeat with second crackle glass candle holder and allow both to set at least 24 hours. 

 

Elegant Candleholders made from dollar store crackle glass candle holders

 

Now either add a battery operated candle or a small votive candle.  And decorate your dollar tree pedestal candle holders with greenery or ribbons to match your decor or use a holiday decor. 

Valentine’s Day Candle Holder:

 

 

If you are decorating for Valentine’s Day you might wish to tie a colorful ribbon, (we used red gingham) around the candle holder pedestal.  Or you could use pink and red ribbons.    

 

red tea light for a Diy Valentines Day Candle Holder

 

Now place a red battery operated candle in each of the candle holders.  Or you could use a small red tea light  to avoid mess cleanups in your crackle glass candleholder. 

 

Other Candle Holder DIY Ideas:

  • Patriotic Colored Rice Candle Holder
  • Valentine Candle
  • Candy Cane Candle Holder

 

Click HERE to save to DIY Dollar Tree Craft to Pinterest

 

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Crackle Glass Pedestal Candle Holder

Make this dollar tree pedestal candle holder in an afternoon with these easy to follow instructions. This DIY dollar tree candle holder is simple to make and very inexpensive. And this crackle glass candle holder makes the most elegant candle holders.
Prep Time5 mins
Cook Time15 mins
drying time1 d
Total Time1 d 20 mins
Keyword: crackle glass candle holder, DIY dollar tree candle holder, dollar tree pedestal candle holder, elegant candle holders.
Servings: 2 candles
Author: Evelyn
Cost: $10

Equipment

  • Paint Brush

Ingredients

  • 2 candle stick holders Dollar Tree
  • 2 Crackle candle holders Dollar Tree
  • Waverly White Chalk Paint
  • E6000 glue

Instructions

  • Paint both candlesticks with Waverly® White Chalk Paint and allow to dry.
  • Then apply a second coat of paint and allow the candlesticks to completely dry overnight.
  • To attach the crackle glass candle holder to the pedestals you will need e6000 glue. It’s transparent and bonds to glass, wood, plastics, tin, metal, ceramic, cement, rubber, vinyl, leather, fabric
  • Apply a line of the glue to the top of one of the candle sticks.
  • Place one of the crackle candle holders onto the candle stick. Repeat with second crackle glass candle holder and allow both to set at least 24 hours.
  • Now either add a battery operated candle or a small votive candle. And decorate your dollar tree pedestal candle holders with greenery or ribbons to match your decor or use a holiday decor.

 

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