Rustic Candle Holder
by
Amber Oliver
$20
30 Minutes
Easy
I'm not sure there's a name for my home decorating style. If you look at my Pinterest account, you'll see that I love all kinds of different styles. I love the homey feel of the "farmhouse" style, the colors and eclectic styles of "boho", and the warm of "rustic" styles. We are totally a form AND function home - you'll find we don't live in an uber chic modern home of sleek appliances and moody hues. My decorating philosophy is "if I like it, I use it"!
I've tried to incorporate more light outside on our porches and in our landscaping. We installed low voltage landscape lighting and added string lights around our patio. When the heat and humidity let up here in Houston and we are able to dine on our patio we also put out lanterns and candles to make a relaxing space to spend time in the evenings. I wanted to add some wall scones that make our space feel even more inviting.
DIY Rustic Candle Holders
This DIY rustic candle holders can easily be adapted to fit any style. If you aren't into the rustic look, try painting the wood or used different rocks or filler for your jars. These instructions are for one, simple double the materials for 2, etc.
Piece of wood - mine was approximately 6x16 inches
Wall bracket
Glass jar
Twine
Rocks or filler
LED tea lights
Drill + small drill bit
Palm sander
Wood stain
For more details and links to the products used, please visit: http://amber-oliver.com/2017/08/diy-rustic-candle-holders/
Want more details about this and other DIY projects? Check out my blog post!
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