Concrete candles diy

If you enjoy decking your home with self-made decorations, you'll surely find this DIY concrete Easter candle by Lily Ardor too tempting.

Bring a bit of nature inside! This tutorial shows how to make Concrete Geode Candles, with your own reusable molds

If you want to create awesome candleholders or custom planters using balloons and concrete! You will need to have a bag of concrete, a bucket and some

These concrete candles are made using old pillar candles and homemade moulds. They are a great way of trying out candle making without spending a fortune.

Supplies: Bag of concrete with sand Water Mould to cast in — we used a tall soda can Spoon Scissors or a utility knife Small candles

An idea came to me in the middle of the night. What if I could create my own candleholders and planters with plastic items purchased from the local market ...

balloon molded container/bowls of cement. Lightly pack wet cement over balloons; let set, but not dry, then shift them so that they do not stick to ballon. After dry, deflate balloons. Paint inside.

Looking for ultra-modern decor to go with your minimalist style? We're guessing that this candle with a cement base is probably just what you're after. It's the right balance of understated and eye catching. You'll also love that the materials are simple to find and very affordable, especially if you buy them in bulk.

One of the least expensive ways to beautify your home is with candles. And while you can buy candle holders just about everywhere, when you make your own, you can make them suit your own unique style. Need inspiration? Check out these 7 DIY candle holder ideas from across the web. #DIYCandleholder #DIY #homedecor #zenofzada