This elegant centerpiece brings the beach indoors, minus the mess. All you need to do is combine simple hurricane vases, sand, sea shells and tapered candles. The trick is to begin by sticking the tapered candles to the bottom of … Read More...

Angie over at The Country Chic Cottage made these beachy candles with glass paint, dollar store candle holders, and cut vinyl. I love the various shades of blue and green and the trendy chevron design. Bonus: she’s hosting a giveaway … Read More...

Chelsea at Two Twenty One came up with a clever idea for her old wine corks. She created a lovely candle holder by placing a cylindrical glass container inside a much larger glass hurricane, and then filling the space between … Read More...

Diane at In My Own Style shares a lot of craft tutorials that add a lot of class to the home. Her ideas are often affordable while being elegant and a bit clever at the same time. Made with soda … Read More...

Mrs. Greene recently hosted a live video hangout in which she showed web viewers how to make these very clever candle holders. Lucky for us candle project lovers, a video of the live hangout is available here if you’d like … Read More...

Nap Time Creations made a lovely set of patriotic tea light holders for Independence Day here in the US. These tea light holders are simply made with permanent markers, glue and glitter.

I love these firecracker candles by Today’s Creative Blog for Mod Podge Rocks! I think it’s the very colorful look & texture that really do it for me. Happy Fourth of July, candle lovers!

Shaunte at Crafts Unleashed put together these simple star votives with Mod Podge and tissue paper. Aren’t they cute?

via Mod Podge Rocks!

I adore these cement star votive holders, and they’d make a perfect Fourth of July yard accent. Henry Happened shares how she made these with simple cement mix and dollar store, star-shaped bowls.

Damask Love brilliantly transformed simple votive holders into elegant beaded glass candle holders. What a great way to package the gift of a candle, including something that can be used even after the candle burns out.

Summerize your home decor with this cute sea glass candle holder. Happy Happy Nester put this idea together and walks you through making your own sea glass here.

Resting a tea light on a simple daisy head is a great way to combine floral accents with subtle table lighting. Of course entertaining superstar Sandra Lee is responsible for this idea!

Macrame doesn’t always have to make us cringe with memories of old crafting books – sometimes it can be used to creatively give new life to recycled household items. Check out this how-to at Skip to my Lou.

This adorable country chic tea light display is made with, shh – don’t tell!, revamped tuna cans wrapped in pretty paper. Hungarian blogger Croissant and Lavender shared this lovely idea.

Here’s a link to the translated tutorial.

Leave it to Martha Stewart’s weddings team to come up with a set of simple candle wraps so gorgeous. Head over to MS Weddings for the tutorial.

A recycled coffee up and washi tape come together to shade a tea light lamp made with a wine glass. Check out Maru Store’s blog for the tutorial.

Head on over to Whimseybox to learn how to make these adorable little papel picado votives.

Pairing dollar store candles and painted flatware with a little bit of craft wire, you can create a lovely set of dinner table accents. Learn how at Family Chic from Camilla Fabbri.

All you need to get this look for your home is a permanent crafting pen. This 5 minute DIY comes from oh-so-stylish Creature Comforts.

Quick? Check. Cute? Check. Affordable? Check. What else do you need to know about these country chic candle holders by Dollar Store Crafts?