Get ready to explore a world of DIY candle decorating ideas that will add warmth and charm to your home.
Whether you’re crafting a thoughtful gift or sprucing up your living room, these decorated candle projects are sure to spark joy and creativity in your life.
Let your imagination run wild as you discover new ways to make ordinary candles extraordinary.
Washi Tape Candle
This fun and easy DIY project lets you add a personal touch to any candle. Start by selecting washi tape patterns that match your decor or the occasion.
Clean the candle’s surface with rubbing alcohol to ensure the tape adheres properly.
Cut small strips of washi tape and apply them to the candle in your desired pattern.
You can create stripes, zigzags, or even geometric shapes. Smooth out any bubbles with your fingers as you go.
For a cohesive look, stick to a color scheme or mix and match patterns for a playful vibe.
Don’t forget to leave some space between the tape and the wick for safety.
Once you’re happy with your design, gently press down on all the edges to secure the tape.
Retro Candle Decorating Ideas
Give your candles a blast from the past with these vintage-inspired decorating ideas.
Start by scouring thrift stores for old-fashioned candlesticks or holders to set the tone. Try wrapping candles in lace doilies for a delicate, romantic look. Alternatively, use twine or jute to add a rustic touch.
For a charming 1950s vibe, paint polka dots on plain white candles using pastel-colored acrylic paints.
You can also create a shabby chic effect by distressing candles with sandpaper and adding floral decoupage.
Don’t forget about scent! Infuse your candles with classic fragrances like lavender, rose, or vanilla to complete the vintage atmosphere.
Beachy Driftwood and Twine Candle Holder
Transform a simple piece of driftwood into a charming coastal-inspired candle holder. Start by selecting a sturdy piece of driftwood with a relatively flat surface. Clean it gently with a soft brush to remove any sand or debris.
Next, wrap natural twine around the driftwood, creating an interesting pattern. You can make spirals, crisscrosses, or simple bands. Secure the twine ends with a dab of hot glue.
To create candle holders, attach small metal cups or tea light holders to the driftwood using strong adhesive. Make sure they’re securely fastened. For a finishing touch, add small seashells or starfish decorations around the base of the candle holders.
This rustic yet elegant piece will bring a touch of seaside charm to your home. It’s perfect for summer gatherings or as a year-round reminder of beach vacations.
Personalized Message Candle Jar
Start by cleaning the jar thoroughly and letting it dry. Choose acrylic paints in your favorite colors and apply them to the outside of the jar using brushes or sponges. Create patterns, swirls, or solid colors as you prefer.
Once the paint dries, use a fine-tipped permanent marker to write a heartfelt message or quote on the jar.
You can add names, dates, or special memories to make it truly unique. For extra sparkle, glue on sequins, beads, or glitter in strategic spots.
Place a tea light or pillar candle inside the decorated jar. When lit, the candlelight will shine through your design, creating a warm and inviting glow.
Sparkling Crystal-Adorned Tin Candles
This DIY project combines rustic and elegant elements for a stunning decorative piece. Start by selecting small tin containers – vintage tea tins or cookie tins work wonderfully. Clean them thoroughly and paint the exteriors if desired.
Next, choose unscented pillar candles that fit snugly inside your tins. Melt the tops slightly with a heat gun or hairdryer.
While the wax is soft, gently press small crystals or gemstones into the surface. Quartz points, amethyst chips, or even costume jewelry crystals can create a dazzling effect.
For extra sparkle, try dusting the crystals with fine glitter before embedding them.
You can arrange the crystals in patterns or simply scatter them randomly across the candle top.
Sparkly Peppermint Stick Container
tart by cleaning your jar thoroughly and letting it dry completely. Mix clear craft glue with fine glitter in red and white.
Apply the glittery mixture to the outside of the jar in diagonal stripes, alternating colors to mimic a candy cane pattern.
Let each stripe dry before adding the next to avoid smudging. Once finished, tie a red ribbon around the jar’s neck for an extra touch of cheer. Fill your creation with battery-operated fairy lights or use it as a cheerful container for holiday treats.
This charming decoration adds a whimsical touch to your home and makes a wonderful gift.
Egg-citing Concrete Candle Holders
his unique DIY project adds a touch of modern elegance to your holiday decor.
Start by gathering empty eggshells, quick-setting concrete mix, and small candles. Carefully crack eggs at the top, empty the contents, and rinse the shells. Mix the concrete according to package instructions.
Pour the concrete into the eggshells, leaving space at the top for your candles. Gently tap to remove air bubbles. Once set, peel away the eggshell to reveal your concrete “eggs.”
To add a pop of color, paint the concrete eggs in pastel hues or leave them natural for a minimalist look. Place tea lights or small tapers in the indentations for a warm, cozy glow.
These concrete egg candles make charming centerpieces or mantel decorations. You can also use them as unique place card holders for your Easter brunch table.
Poured Concrete Candle Holders
This DIY project is easier than you might think. Start by gathering supplies like quick-setting concrete mix, plastic cups for molds, and cooking spray.
Spray the inside of your molds with cooking oil for easy removal. Mix the concrete according to package directions. Pour it into the molds, tapping gently to remove air bubbles. Insert a smaller cup or object to create the candle cavity.
Let the concrete cure fully – usually 24-48 hours. Once dry, carefully remove from the molds. Sand any rough edges. For a polished look, apply a concrete sealer. Add tea lights or pillar candles to complete your unique, modern candle holders.
You can customize these by adding colorant to the concrete mix or painting designs on the finished holders.
Shimmering Shell-Inspired Lantern
Start by gathering a plain glass lantern, pearlescent craft paper, and scissors. Cut the paper into small circles to mimic the look of capiz shells. Carefully glue these “shells” onto the lantern’s glass panels in an overlapping pattern.
For an extra touch of elegance, add a thin gold or silver trim around the edges of the lantern. Place a battery-operated candle inside to create a soft, ambient glow. This beautiful lantern will bring a coastal chic vibe to your space without breaking the bank.
You can customize the colors to match your decor. Try soft pinks for a romantic feel or cool blues for a beachy look.
Washi Tape Candle
This fun and easy DIY project lets you add a personal touch to any candle. Start by selecting washi tape patterns that match your decor or the occasion.
Clean the candle’s surface with rubbing alcohol to ensure the tape adheres properly.
Cut small strips of washi tape and apply them to the candle in your desired pattern.
You can create stripes, zigzags, or even geometric shapes. Smooth out any bubbles with your fingers as you go.
For a cohesive look, stick to a color scheme or mix and match patterns for a playful vibe.
Don’t forget to leave some space between the tape and the wick for safety.
Once you’re happy with your design, gently press down on all the edges to secure the tape.
Retro Candle Decorating Ideas
Give your candles a blast from the past with these vintage-inspired decorating ideas.
Start by scouring thrift stores for old-fashioned candlesticks or holders to set the tone. Try wrapping candles in lace doilies for a delicate, romantic look. Alternatively, use twine or jute to add a rustic touch.
For a charming 1950s vibe, paint polka dots on plain white candles using pastel-colored acrylic paints.
You can also create a shabby chic effect by distressing candles with sandpaper and adding floral decoupage.
Don’t forget about scent! Infuse your candles with classic fragrances like lavender, rose, or vanilla to complete the vintage atmosphere.
Beachy Driftwood and Twine Candle Holder
Transform a simple piece of driftwood into a charming coastal-inspired candle holder. Start by selecting a sturdy piece of driftwood with a relatively flat surface. Clean it gently with a soft brush to remove any sand or debris.
Next, wrap natural twine around the driftwood, creating an interesting pattern. You can make spirals, crisscrosses, or simple bands. Secure the twine ends with a dab of hot glue.
To create candle holders, attach small metal cups or tea light holders to the driftwood using strong adhesive. Make sure they’re securely fastened. For a finishing touch, add small seashells or starfish decorations around the base of the candle holders.
This rustic yet elegant piece will bring a touch of seaside charm to your home. It’s perfect for summer gatherings or as a year-round reminder of beach vacations.
Personalized Message Candle Jar
Start by cleaning the jar thoroughly and letting it dry. Choose acrylic paints in your favorite colors and apply them to the outside of the jar using brushes or sponges. Create patterns, swirls, or solid colors as you prefer.
Once the paint dries, use a fine-tipped permanent marker to write a heartfelt message or quote on the jar.
You can add names, dates, or special memories to make it truly unique. For extra sparkle, glue on sequins, beads, or glitter in strategic spots.
Place a tea light or pillar candle inside the decorated jar. When lit, the candlelight will shine through your design, creating a warm and inviting glow.
Sparkling Crystal-Adorned Tin Candles
This DIY project combines rustic and elegant elements for a stunning decorative piece. Start by selecting small tin containers – vintage tea tins or cookie tins work wonderfully. Clean them thoroughly and paint the exteriors if desired.
Next, choose unscented pillar candles that fit snugly inside your tins. Melt the tops slightly with a heat gun or hairdryer.
While the wax is soft, gently press small crystals or gemstones into the surface. Quartz points, amethyst chips, or even costume jewelry crystals can create a dazzling effect.
For extra sparkle, try dusting the crystals with fine glitter before embedding them.
You can arrange the crystals in patterns or simply scatter them randomly across the candle top.
Sparkly Peppermint Stick Container
tart by cleaning your jar thoroughly and letting it dry completely. Mix clear craft glue with fine glitter in red and white.
Apply the glittery mixture to the outside of the jar in diagonal stripes, alternating colors to mimic a candy cane pattern.
Let each stripe dry before adding the next to avoid smudging. Once finished, tie a red ribbon around the jar’s neck for an extra touch of cheer. Fill your creation with battery-operated fairy lights or use it as a cheerful container for holiday treats.
This charming decoration adds a whimsical touch to your home and makes a wonderful gift.
Egg-citing Concrete Candle Holders
his unique DIY project adds a touch of modern elegance to your holiday decor.
Start by gathering empty eggshells, quick-setting concrete mix, and small candles. Carefully crack eggs at the top, empty the contents, and rinse the shells. Mix the concrete according to package instructions.
Pour the concrete into the eggshells, leaving space at the top for your candles. Gently tap to remove air bubbles. Once set, peel away the eggshell to reveal your concrete “eggs.”
To add a pop of color, paint the concrete eggs in pastel hues or leave them natural for a minimalist look. Place tea lights or small tapers in the indentations for a warm, cozy glow.
These concrete egg candles make charming centerpieces or mantel decorations. You can also use them as unique place card holders for your Easter brunch table.
Poured Concrete Candle Holders
This DIY project is easier than you might think. Start by gathering supplies like quick-setting concrete mix, plastic cups for molds, and cooking spray.
Spray the inside of your molds with cooking oil for easy removal. Mix the concrete according to package directions. Pour it into the molds, tapping gently to remove air bubbles. Insert a smaller cup or object to create the candle cavity.
Let the concrete cure fully – usually 24-48 hours. Once dry, carefully remove from the molds. Sand any rough edges. For a polished look, apply a concrete sealer. Add tea lights or pillar candles to complete your unique, modern candle holders.
You can customize these by adding colorant to the concrete mix or painting designs on the finished holders.
Shimmering Shell-Inspired Lantern
Start by gathering a plain glass lantern, pearlescent craft paper, and scissors. Cut the paper into small circles to mimic the look of capiz shells. Carefully glue these “shells” onto the lantern’s glass panels in an overlapping pattern.
For an extra touch of elegance, add a thin gold or silver trim around the edges of the lantern. Place a battery-operated candle inside to create a soft, ambient glow. This beautiful lantern will bring a coastal chic vibe to your space without breaking the bank.
You can customize the colors to match your decor. Try soft pinks for a romantic feel or cool blues for a beachy look.
Sparkling Ice Crystal Candle Holder
You’ll need clear glass votives, white craft glue, and iridescent glitter. Mix the glue with a small amount of water to thin it slightly.
Using a small brush, paint delicate snowflake patterns on the outside of the votive. While the glue is still wet, sprinkle glitter over the design.
Shake off excess glitter and let dry completely. For added sparkle, you can apply a second layer of glue and glitter to certain areas.
Once finished, place tea lights inside to create a magical, twinkling glow. These shimmering holders make perfect centerpieces for holiday tables or cozy additions to mantels and windowsills.
Try experimenting with different snowflake designs and glitter colors to suit your decor. Silver, pale blue, or even a mix of white and clear glitters can produce stunning effects.
Glam Up with Gold Foil Vinyl
This easy-to-use material can transform plain candles into elegant decor pieces.
Start by cutting the vinyl into your desired shapes or patterns. You can create geometric designs, floral motifs, or even custom text.
Carefully peel off the backing and apply the vinyl to your candle’s surface. Use a credit card or scraper tool to smooth out any bubbles.
For a cohesive look, try wrapping thin strips of gold vinyl around the base and rim of the candle.
Remember to keep the vinyl away from the wick and flame area for safety. This technique works best on pillar candles or large jar candles with smooth surfaces.
Pressed Flower Candle
This DIY project is perfect for adding a touch of nature to your home decor. Start by gathering your materials: white pillar candles, pressed flowers, and a hair dryer or heat gun.
Choose delicate, flat flowers that will adhere well to the candle surface. Arrange them on the candle, creating a pleasing pattern. Gently press each flower onto the wax with your fingers.
Use the hair dryer or heat gun to carefully melt the top layer of wax, allowing the flowers to sink in slightly.
Tips for success: • Use thin, lightweight flowers for best results • Work in small sections to prevent overheating the wax • Experiment with different flower combinations for unique designs
Your pressed flower candles make beautiful gifts or centerpieces for special occasions.
Display them on a mirrored tray or in glass hurricane vases to enhance their natural beauty.
Cinnamon Stick Wrapped Candle
Start by gathering your materials: a white or cream-colored pillar candle, cinnamon sticks, twine, and a hot glue gun. Measure the height of your candle and cut the cinnamon sticks to match.
Apply a thin line of hot glue along the length of a cinnamon stick and carefully press it onto the side of the candle.
Continue this process, placing the sticks side by side until you’ve covered the entire surface. For a rustic touch, tie a piece of twine around the middle of the candle, securing the cinnamon sticks in place.
This DIY project not only looks beautiful but also fills your home with a warm, spicy scent.
You can customize it further by adding small pine cones or dried orange slices for a festive flair.
Seashell Candles
This DIY project is perfect for summer decor or adding a coastal vibe year-round. Start by collecting an assortment of clean, medium-sized seashells from your beach trips or local craft store.
Melt some white or pastel-colored candle wax in a double boiler. While the wax is melting, secure a wick in the center of each shell using a dab of hot glue.
Carefully pour the melted wax into the shells, leaving a small space at the top.
For an extra beachy touch, sprinkle some sand or tiny shells on the surface of the wax before it sets.
Once cooled, your seashell candles are ready to display. Arrange them on a tray with other beach-inspired items for a stunning centerpiece.
These unique candles make wonderful gifts or party favors for summer gatherings.
Sparkle and Shine: DIY Glitter Candles
Transform plain candles into dazzling decor pieces with a touch of glitter. Start by choosing unscented pillar candles in your favorite colors. Grab some craft glue and fine glitter in complementary shades.
Apply a thin layer of glue to the bottom third of the candle. Gently roll it in glitter or sprinkle the sparkles on by hand. Let it dry completely.
For a gradient effect, add less glitter as you move up the candle.
Want a full glitter look? Cover the entire candle in glue and glitter. Just be careful not to get any on the wick. Once dry, seal your creation with a light mist of clear acrylic spray to prevent shedding.
These glittery candles make perfect gifts or eye-catching centerpieces for your next party.
Colorful Stone Embellishments
Choose smooth pebbles or polished gemstones in various hues that complement your decor. Arrange them around the base of your candle, creating a beautiful border. You can also embed smaller stones into the wax itself for a unique look.
To attach the stones, gently heat the sides of your candle with a hairdryer. As the wax softens, press the stones into place.
For a more secure hold, use a small amount of craft glue designed for candles. This technique works well with pillar candles or larger jar candles.
Consider creating patterns or designs with your stones. Try a spiral pattern, alternating colors, or even spelling out words or initials.
Painted Candle Centerpiece
Start by selecting plain white pillar candles in varying heights. Choose acrylic paints in colors that complement your décor. Apply thin layers of paint to the candles, allowing each coat to dry completely.
Try different techniques to add visual interest. You can create ombré effects by blending colors, or use stencils to add patterns. For a unique twist, try sponging on metallic paints for a textured look.
Once the paint is dry, arrange your candles on a decorative tray or plate. Surround them with small seasonal items like pinecones, seashells, or fresh flowers. This eye-catching centerpiece will brighten up any room and can be easily customized for different occasions or seasons.
Remember to trim the wicks before lighting, and never leave burning candles unattended.
Fancy Floral and Ribbon Candle
Choose silk blooms that match your decor and complement the candle’s color. Wrap a pretty ribbon around the base of the candle, securing it with hot glue.
Arrange the flowers in a pleasing pattern around the top edge of the candle. Carefully attach them using a small amount of hot glue. Be sure to keep the flowers away from the wick to prevent fire hazards.
For an extra touch of elegance, add a few small pearl beads or rhinestones among the flowers.
Frosty Glacier Candle
Start by selecting a plain white pillar candle as your base. Mix small amounts of white and light blue acrylic paint to achieve a frosty hue.
Using a sponge, dab the paint onto the candle’s surface in an uneven pattern, leaving some areas unpainted for a natural icy effect.
Once the paint dries, sprinkle clear glitter over the painted areas to mimic sparkling frost. For added dimension, glue small clear glass beads or crystals to the candle’s surface. These will catch the light beautifully when the candle is lit.
To complete your glacier candle, wrap a thin silver wire around it, securing tiny snowflake charms at intervals. This decorative touch adds a whimsical element to your icy creation.
Time Lord Luminaries
Bring a touch of Gallifreyan charm to your home with Doctor Who-inspired candles.
Start by selecting plain white pillar candles in various sizes.
Use blue and white acrylic paint to create a TARDIS design on the largest candle. For smaller candles, paint Dalek shapes or the Seal of Rassilon.
Add some sparkle with silver glitter to represent regeneration energy. You can also use stencils to add famous quotes from the show. “Wibbly wobbly, timey wimey” looks great in swirling gold script.
Don’t forget to include some of the Doctor’s iconic accessories. Wrap a miniature bowtie around one candle’s base, or attach a tiny fez to the top. For a final touch, use LED fairy lights to mimic the glow of the sonic screwdriver.
Dazzling Gold Glitter Candles
Transform ordinary candles into glamorous centerpieces with a touch of gold glitter.
Start by gathering plain white pillar candles, gold glitter, and craft glue. Mix the glue with a small amount of water to create a thin, paintable consistency.
Using a foam brush, apply the glue mixture to the bottom third of your candle. Sprinkle gold glitter over the wet glue, rotating the candle to ensure even coverage. Tap off excess glitter and let it dry completely.
For added flair, try creating patterns:
- Diagonal stripes
- Polka dots
- Swirls
- Dipped effect
These shimmering candles make perfect gifts or elegant additions to your holiday decor. Place them on mirrored trays or gold chargers to amplify their sparkle.
Festive Candle Crafting for the Holidays
Get into the Christmas spirit by creating your own festive candle decorations.
Start with plain white pillar candles as your base. Wrap colorful ribbons around them, securing the ends with a dab of hot glue. For a rustic look, tie twine and add small pine cones or cinnamon sticks.
Try dipping candles in melted wax tinted with red or green food coloring. This creates a unique ombre effect. Alternatively, use stencils and glitter spray to add sparkling snowflakes or star pa
tterns to the candle surface.
Embrace nature by pressing dried leaves, berries, or small sprigs of evergreen into the sides of softened candles.
This technique works best with beeswax or soy candles. For a quick and easy option, simply place candles in glass jars filled with cranberries, pinecones, or artificial snow.
Don’t forget scent! Add a few drops of pine, cinnamon, or peppermint essential oil to unscented candles for a truly immersive holiday experience.
Poured Concrete Candle Holders
This DIY project is easier than you might think. Start by gathering supplies like quick-setting concrete mix, plastic cups for molds, and cooking spray.
Spray the inside of your molds with cooking oil for easy removal. Mix the concrete according to package directions. Pour it into the molds, tapping gently to remove air bubbles. Insert a smaller cup or object to create the candle cavity.
Let the concrete cure fully – usually 24-48 hours. Once dry, carefully remove from the molds. Sand any rough edges. For a polished look, apply a concrete sealer. Add tea lights or pillar candles to complete your unique, modern candle holders.
You can customize these by adding colorant to the concrete mix or painting designs on the finished holders.
Shimmering Shell-Inspired Lantern
Start by gathering a plain glass lantern, pearlescent craft paper, and scissors. Cut the paper into small circles to mimic the look of capiz shells. Carefully glue these “shells” onto the lantern’s glass panels in an overlapping pattern.
For an extra touch of elegance, add a thin gold or silver trim around the edges of the lantern. Place a battery-operated candle inside to create a soft, ambient glow. This beautiful lantern will bring a coastal chic vibe to your space without breaking the bank.
You can customize the colors to match your decor. Try soft pinks for a romantic feel or cool blues for a beachy look.
Seashell Candle Holders
Transform ordinary flowerpots into charming seashell candle holders for a beach-inspired ambiance.
Start by collecting an assortment of seashells from your local craft store or beach. Clean the shells thoroughly and let them dry completely.
Choose small terracotta pots in various sizes. Paint them white or in soft, beachy hues like pale blue or sandy beige.
Once dry, apply a thin layer of craft glue to the outer surface of each pot. Carefully press the seashells onto the glue, arranging them in an attractive pattern. Fill any gaps with smaller shells or bits of sea glass for added texture.
After the glue has set, spray the entire pot with a clear sealant to protect your design.
Place a tea light or votive candle inside each pot to create a warm, coastal glow.
Grassy Candle Creations
Want to bring a touch of nature indoors? Try decorating candles with artificial grass for a unique, earthy look.
Start by gathering plain pillar candles, artificial grass sheets, and strong adhesive. Measure and cut the grass to fit around your candle, then carefully glue it in place.
For a playful twist, add tiny plastic flowers or miniature figurines to create a whimsical garden scene. You can even use different shades of green grass to create patterns or stripes on your candles.
These grass-covered candles make charming centerpieces for outdoor gatherings or nature-themed events.
Place them on wooden slices or in terrariums for an extra rustic touch. Remember to trim the grass edges neatly for a polished look.
Beachy Driftwood and Twine Candle Holder
Transform a simple piece of driftwood into a charming coastal-inspired candle holder. Start by selecting a sturdy piece of driftwood with a relatively flat surface. Clean it gently with a soft brush to remove any sand or debris.
Next, wrap natural twine around the driftwood, creating an interesting pattern. You can make spirals, crisscrosses, or simple bands. Secure the twine ends with a dab of hot glue.
To create candle holders, attach small metal cups or tea light holders to the driftwood using strong adhesive. Make sure they’re securely fastened. For a finishing touch, add small seashells or starfish decorations around the base of the candle holders.
This rustic yet elegant piece will bring a touch of seaside charm to your home. It’s perfect for summer gatherings or as a year-round reminder of beach vacations.
Personalized Message Candle Jar
Start by cleaning the jar thoroughly and letting it dry. Choose acrylic paints in your favorite colors and apply them to the outside of the jar using brushes or sponges. Create patterns, swirls, or solid colors as you prefer.
Once the paint dries, use a fine-tipped permanent marker to write a heartfelt message or quote on the jar.
You can add names, dates, or special memories to make it truly unique. For extra sparkle, glue on sequins, beads, or glitter in strategic spots.
Place a tea light or pillar candle inside the decorated jar. When lit, the candlelight will shine through your design, creating a warm and inviting glow.
Sparkling Crystal-Adorned Tin Candles
This DIY project combines rustic and elegant elements for a stunning decorative piece. Start by selecting small tin containers – vintage tea tins or cookie tins work wonderfully. Clean them thoroughly and paint the exteriors if desired.
Next, choose unscented pillar candles that fit snugly inside your tins. Melt the tops slightly with a heat gun or hairdryer.
While the wax is soft, gently press small crystals or gemstones into the surface. Quartz points, amethyst chips, or even costume jewelry crystals can create a dazzling effect.
For extra sparkle, try dusting the crystals with fine glitter before embedding them.
You can arrange the crystals in patterns or simply scatter them randomly across the candle top.
Sparkly Peppermint Stick Container
tart by cleaning your jar thoroughly and letting it dry completely. Mix clear craft glue with fine glitter in red and white.
Apply the glittery mixture to the outside of the jar in diagonal stripes, alternating colors to mimic a candy cane pattern.
Let each stripe dry before adding the next to avoid smudging. Once finished, tie a red ribbon around the jar’s neck for an extra touch of cheer. Fill your creation with battery-operated fairy lights or use it as a cheerful container for holiday treats.
This charming decoration adds a whimsical touch to your home and makes a wonderful gift.
Egg-citing Concrete Candle Holders
his unique DIY project adds a touch of modern elegance to your holiday decor.
Start by gathering empty eggshells, quick-setting concrete mix, and small candles. Carefully crack eggs at the top, empty the contents, and rinse the shells. Mix the concrete according to package instructions.
Pour the concrete into the eggshells, leaving space at the top for your candles. Gently tap to remove air bubbles. Once set, peel away the eggshell to reveal your concrete “eggs.”
To add a pop of color, paint the concrete eggs in pastel hues or leave them natural for a minimalist look. Place tea lights or small tapers in the indentations for a warm, cozy glow.
These concrete egg candles make charming centerpieces or mantel decorations. You can also use them as unique place card holders for your Easter brunch table.
