I have been wanting to attach a candle stick to something ever since I saw a bunch of you crafters making cake plates and other fun stuff. I made a cake plate for a friend but I still had nada at my house.
So for weeks I have been garage sale-ing to find the perfect mix of glassware. I have four candle sticks. This project is my first success using two of the candle sticks…with more to come. ๐
At first I got that tallest curvy glass vase and thought I had wasted 25 cents because it just didn’t look quite right… but then I found this other curvy smaller vase to go with it and I fell in love!
I used E-6000 glue of course. That stuff is great. It is also I think $2…and something at Wal-mart which is cheaper than most craft stores.
Yum.
I am thinking these vases will be fun for candy corn, peppermints…for later this year, and some floating rose blooms from my garden after I eat all these Skittles. ๐
Besides how time consuming it was to look for just the right glassware – because I am cheap and picky which makes shopping with me almost impossible – this was SO fast and easy. To make these two vases it only cost me $1.75 because I already had the glue! Makes them even prettier huh?
Anna says
so cute delia! great job of hunting those down. ๐
Stephanie D. says
How very crafty and pretty besides! Now I'm going to be forced to go thrift-shopping again.
Darn.
Happy Together says
I love how they look! Perfect for parties too!
LeeAnne says
Love it! They look soooo good!
LeeAnne says
Love it! They look soooo good!
Liz says
I will definately be trying this! I always want to buy the ones they have at Hobby Lobby but never want to pay the money. I think I can find some great buys at the Dollar Tree and put them together myself! Thanks for the idea!
Liz says
I will definately be trying this! I always want to buy the ones they have at Hobby Lobby but never want to pay the money. I think I can find some great buys at the Dollar Tree and put them together myself! Thanks for the idea!