Driftwood Candle Holder
This super easy (and cheap) DIY will be the perfect centerpiece for your mantle or dining room table! Especially great for a romantic Valentine's Day table centerpiece.
Watch the video above to see how to make this cute driftwood candle holder. PS: Please subscribe to my Youtube channel! for more sweet DIY projects. (It totally makes me day) :D
Find some chunky driftwood!
Use a 1 1/2" drill bit, which is the perfect size for tea lights!
Apply stead and even pressure.
I love the different types of wood and the organic shapes.
For safety make sure to only use candles with a metal casing for safety.
Then just light and enjoy :)
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Robby Treichelon Jan 27, 2017Very nice tutorial. I like your animated style.
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Valeskaon Feb 6, 2017really love it!
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Have a question about this project?
How do you make sure that there aren't any little bugs living in the wood ?
Soak all driftwood in water/bleach
What happens when the wick burns down to the wax saturated drift wood?
As stated in the article, use candles that are in a metal casing. Every tea light that I've ever seen comes this way. Craft stores such as Michael's or Jo Anne's carry them. Dollar stores may have them as well.