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July 08, 2016 2 min read
Candles really set the scene. I’ve always felt like I’m walking straight into a fairytale event when I see lit candles with beautiful décor elements around them. If that’s the kind of look you’re going for, the romantic fairytale dream, then this candle wrap holder tutorial is just for you.
Actually, it’s not just a fairytale themed wedding, event or big party that will benefit from this tutorial and whether you light your candles or not, this DIY will help you set the scene and add a gorgeous finish to your tables and décor. The best part about this DIY is that any left-over candles can be taken home and used over and over again so nothing goes to waste and you’ll really get to enjoy this project for as long as possible.
Wrap candle holders come in all different shapes and sizes and you can embellish your candle holders just the way you want to – we recently partnered with Jenny from Craft Test Dummies where she made a great beach-themed candle holder, along with other DIYs, and wrapped it very uniquely in sand. But today’s tutorial is possibly the easiest way embellish your candles.
If you’d like to save even more time, cut all the pieces to size by using the first piece you’ve cut as a guide for the rest after you’ve ensured that the original piece is the right size.
Have fun making your beautiful wrap candle holders. We’d love to see what you’ve made – if you’d like to share your images with us, don’t forget to use the #totallydazzled hashtag.
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