Easy Flower Basket to Solar Chandelier

4 Materials
$4
15 Minutes
Easy
Turning a flower basket into a solar chandelier is easy and inexpensive. You can do so much to personalize it for your own style.

My original flower basket solar chandeliers needed an upgrade as the solar light had burned out and it was time...


For this project you'll need:


A flower basket (Dollar Tree)
A hanging candle holder (thrift store)
Solar light (Dollar Tree)
Crystals (Hobby Lobby Clearance)
First remove the chains for your flower basket.


I saved mine and used them to make this.
Save the hooks from the bottom of the chain.
Place your hooks on the circles of the flower basket where the chains originally attached.
Attach a crystal to each of the hooks.
Pull your solar light off the stem.


Now this solar light was to little as it would fall right through the center hole, and I was having a hard time finding a solar light that would fit well in the flower basket.
I found this hanging candle holder at a thrift store. Place your solar light in your candle holder.
Put the chain of the candle holder through the center hold of the flower basket.
Your solar chandelier is ready!
I have 2 and I keep mine in my garden area.
The light helps keep the night animals away, and I like the way it looks.
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Here are a couple of pictures taken at night.
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Suggested materials:
  • A flower basket   (Dollar Tree)
  • A hanging candle holder   (Thrift Store)
  • Solar Light   (Dollar Tree)
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  • She21578332 She21578332 on Apr 21, 2017

    Might I suggest a pic of this at night? I like it! I am thinking of using this idea in my patio garden.

  • Holly Palladino O'Grady Holly Palladino O'Grady on Apr 21, 2017

    Did you seal around the hanging candle holder when you put the solar light in so the rain does'nt get inside of it? I am making one but I am concerned about the rain getting inside the candle holder and just sitting in there and ruining the solar light.

  • Karla Mathis Bostic Karla Mathis Bostic on Apr 21, 2017

    I truly love this idea. Thanks for sharing. Typically, how long do solar lights last? Should I be prepared to add a new light each Spring?

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