DIY Beaded Candle Holder

5 Materials
$5.00
30 Minutes
Easy
Have you noticed that candles are not quite as popular during the warmer seasons as they are in the cooler ones?

I love candles - all year long - and decided it was time to add some candle charm to my spring and summer decor collections, all while celebrating one of my favorite places to visit...the beach!
To get started, I headed to Hobby Lobby and found a cute little hinged-lid storage jar and a package of seed beads in bright coastal colors.


I had a roll of jewelry wire on hand, so was set to go. Just three simple supplies!
Here's how to put together a cute little coastal candle in just a few minutes:


Start by removing all of the hinge hardware and gasket from the jar. Now you'll have a nice little groove both on the jar and the lid.
Next, string the seed beads along the jewelry wire until you have a length to fit the diameter of the jar and lid. These small beads fit perfectly into the grooved area.


Wrap the bead strings around the jar and lid, then twist the ends and cut off any extra wire.
Pour a little sand into the bottom of the jar and add a votive candle in a color that coordinates with the beads.


The beaded lid makes a nice base for the projects and adds a fun extra punch of color.


You're done!


If you're a beach lover too, these little candles are a fun way to bring that coastal feel right into your home - fast and fun. And you can enjoy the ambiance of candles even in summertime!
Resources for this project:
Coastal-colored seed beads
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  • Sharon Hiler Greggs Sharon Hiler Greggs on Apr 18, 2018

    I really like this idea. My neighbor gave me an old, blue, ceramic set and I took them apart also. I put some of my plants in them. I also used the tops for some small plants that I wick water.

  • Suzanne Huff Suzanne Huff on Apr 29, 2018

    WHAT an awesome gift idea . This is something my grandchildren can try and give as gifts. They can get all kinds of imaginative and colorful with this. Nice THANK YOU!

    • To Work With My Hands To Work With My Hands on Apr 29, 2018

      You are so welcome, Suzanne. Yes, it's great to give kids some supplies and let their own creativity roll. I love that idea!

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