Bundt Cake Christmas Candle Holders [Video]
Do you love a good bundt cake?
I love the look of bundt cakes and the taste of bundt cakes! I have a few favorite bundt cake recipes too!
But how about something a little different….like bundt cake Christmas candle holders!
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So I’m making them for Christmas, but think wedding centerpieces, Easter centerpieces, really they can be customized for any holiday centerpiece!
Bundt Cake Candle Holders Video Tutorial
Supplies For Christmas Cake Candle Holders
- Mold
- Brown pigment
- White pigment
- Red paint
- White paint
- Green paint
- Red bugle beads
- Green bugle beads
- White bugle beads
- Lighter
- Resin:
- When deciding on which resin to use, there are a lot of qualities that might be appealing, UV resistant, price, heat resistance, etc. Just make sure to select a resin that fits your needs.
- Use whatever brand you like:
- Easy Cast
- Art Resin
- Clear Cast
- These are heat resistant resins:
- FX Poxy ~ According to the manufacturer, this one is heat resistant to 500 degrees F.
- Stone Coat
Christmas Bundt Cake Candle Holder Directions
Step 1
Mix the amount of resin you will need. I mixed 8 ounces for this project. You will add white and brown pigment until you get the desired cake batter color.
Step 2
Pour the mixed resin into the mold cavities. Use a lighter to pop the bubbles and let the resin cure for a minimum of 12 hours.
Step 3
Once cured, remove the mini bundt cakes from the mold and use dimensional fabric paint to make the frosting for the cakes.
You can make them any color you want!
Step 4
Add bugle beads to look like sprinkles decorating the bundt cake.
Step 5
Because these are Christmas bundt cakes, I thought a holly sticker would be a nice touch.
Step 6
Add some tapered candles and you have mini Christmas bundt cake candleholders for your holiday centerpiece!
Other Light Up Christmas Decorating Ideas
If you love things that light up, especially for holiday decorating, then you will enjoy:
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Mona
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Suggested materials:
- Mold
- Brown pigment
- White pigment
- Red dimensional fabric paint
- White dimensional fabric paint
- Green dimensional fabric paint
- Red bugle beads
- Green bugle beads
- White bugle beads
- Lighter
Comments
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17335038 on Nov 14, 2021
These are the first bundt cakes without calories that I've ever seen!
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Veleska Harris Pritchard on Oct 27, 2022
So cute!!!! And look real enough to tempt any sweet tooth. ♥️
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Frequently asked questions
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Would these work with metal molds? I’ve got lots of those. Maybe oil the inside just like making a cake? Haven’t used resin so I don’t know.