Romantic Lace Candle Holders
Learn how to make romantic lace candle holders with this easy craft tutorial. These DIY candle holders make wonderful Valentine’s Day decorations. Quick and easy craft.
Romantic Lace Candles are oh so pretty and require a minimum amount of supplies to make.
PLUS you can use the same technique on various surfaces like ceramic and you can also use ribbon instead of lace to decorate! Possibilities are endless.
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Romantic Lace Candle Holders
Supplies:
- Candle Holders
- Lace Trim Ribbon
- Découpage Multi-Surface Durable Matte Finish (I used the Martha Stewart Crafts brand.)
- Découpage Brush
- Scissors
- Wax Paper
Instructions:
Step 1: Take out the lace trim you would like to use on your candle holder.
Wrap it around the candle holder and cut off the extra lace.
Step 2: Place the lace trim on a piece of wax paper.
Apply the Découpage finish onto a small length of lace (just enough to go on one side of the candle holder) using the brush.
Step 3: Lay the candle holder on its side and apply the lace trim on one side.
Allow it to dry for about 15-20 minutes.
Step 4: Repeat Step 3 until you have completed all the side of the candle holder.
Step 5: Add a candle and you are finished!
Pretty cute right?
I just LOVE how they turned out and I can’t wait to make more!
I used the leftover lace to make lace clay bowls, they look awesome!
10 Sweet Valentine’s Day Projects
Guess what? I have something special for you today!!
I’m so excited to show you these great Valentine’s Day projects that some of my fellow blogger friends created!
A bunch of FABULOUS Crafts, DIY and Recipes perfect for Valentine’s Day! I’m certain you’ll love all these projects as much as I do!
From left to right, they are:
- Cream Cheese and Mint Heart-shaped Lollipops by Craftberry Bush
- Easy Valentine’s Love Garland by A Pretty Life in the Suburbs
- Romantic Lace Candle Holders by The DIY Dreamer
- Valentine’s Day Treat Bags with Iron-on Transfer Printables by Satori Design For Living
- DIY Valentine Goodie Bags by The Sweet Escape
- Chalkboard Instagram Photo Canvas by Fynes Designs
- Easy DIY Heart-studded Leather Cuff by Suburble
- DIY Valentine’s Tea Bag Set by Northstory
- I Like You A “Hole” Lot Doughnut Hole Valentine by Clean and Scentsible
- Valentine’s Treat Tubes by Echoes of Laughter
I also made really cute Embroidery Hoop Valentine Art that you may also like.
I hope you have enjoyed my romantic lace candles and that I have inspired you to make some too. Once you start making some you won’t want to stop!
Another fun craft is making rope bowls. I can’t seem to stop making some since I started!
Have a great day!!
Christine
Christine these are SO beautiful! What a unique way to use lace, never would have thought of that! They look perfect… and certainly romantic!
So simple and so pretty. I love these and am pinning the idea so I can make some.
Oh these are so pretty Christine! I love lace so much, and it looks perfect on these candles!
This is so pretty and perfect for Valentines Day. I saw this at the serenity party today.
Julie at Julie’s Lifestyle
Christine- this is simple and lovely and so romantic! I love a little bit of fuss in decor. Pinning, lady!
So pretty! Love that these could be used as candy dishes or something else too!
These are so pretty and I love that you can use them way after Valentine’s day…love.
Love these Christine! They are so romantic and pretty! They would be so beautiful for a wedding too! Hope you are having a great weekend so far! Angie xo
These are pretty! They’re great for valentines but you could totally keep these out all year.
So beautiful , This is suitable for Valentines .Thank you for lovely ideas .
I can’t show these to my older daughter b/c she will beg me to make them for her on the spot. For as long as I can remember she has been fascinated by lace in fashion and art. Gorgeous!
These turned out so pretty! I have these same candle holders. I will have to try this.
Very pretty! I actually have some of that lace in my stash too! Guess I’ll have to pull it out!
Love the candleholders. They are beautiful.
Easy and so Pretty! Love it!
These are adorable Christine and look so easy to make. Found them over at the Show Me What You Got party!
How simple and pretty! I love the detail and simplicity of lace.
Super cute and chic!!! Pinning and sharing:)
This is such an easy but so romantic project!
What a cute way to dress up some plain candle holders. Thanks so much for sharing this project at Frugal Crafty Home Blog Hop!
I love these, Christine!! Makes me want to make them right now…perfect for a romantic dinner for two. Pinning! XO
These are absolutely beautiful!! Really love this idea! Thanks for posting!
These are gorgeous!
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Love the trim Christine!! So romantic :) Great idea! Thank you so much for linking up with Get Your DIY On in Feb. I hope you’ll join us March 2nd to share your Trash to Treasure.
Mandy @ The Hankful House Blog
Beautiful! I could see using these at a bridal shower.
These are so pretty!
These are so pretty, and such an easy project, thanks for the idea:)
Yesterday I was sort of down in the dumps and there’s a Michael’s 1 mile from us so DH wanted me to drive him to Quisnos for a sub. As I entered the door and started to walk down the crafts aisles, I spotted lace like this in cellaphane packages with glass vases and mason jar sample demostrations above. I didn’t really check it out thoroughly but immediately I knew I had seen this on Pinterest. Next time I’m down there, I’ll check it out more thoroughly. Since DH was waiting for me, I couldn’t take my time to examine it.