Dollhouse candle holders diy

Hello everyone Allthough they aren't entirely finished, I just wanted to allow you a little glimpse at the vintage candle holders I made I still need to make the candles and add a finishing touch, but they start to look good already They are made of all sorts of jewellery findings, caps, metal beads, etc. I'm using these long head pins to keep everything together and once the glue has set, I simply add some color (acrylic paint does the job, no problem) That's why I leave the top of the pin…

Upgrade your dollhouse lighting by making your own battery operated rustic dollhouse chandelier with candles, made with cheap items you find at the dollar and hardware store.

I have been trying to find a suitable candlestick for my wizards house for quite a while without success. I finally worked out how to make one so I thought I wouls share it with you all. It is made from thin metal, you can buy this but I got mine from an old tomato puree tube which I washed out and flattened. The first step is to mark out the key shaped pattern shown below. The circle part of the pattern measures 15mm diameter. You could print off this picture and size it to make your own. I…

It is a very cold and dark day here in Holland so what better time than today for making some easy mini candles. Just follow the steps and have fun. Erasers often have that nice waxy look that candles also have . So find some erarers in the color and shape you like. Remember you can cut shapes and sizes with a craft knife so you can have any shape you like. Now on to the wick. You will need a pointed needle and a piece of cotton trhead. I used tatting thread. Thread through the eraser…

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Make tiny drippy candles like the one's seen here, in Witch Hilda's Cottage. More free miniature dollhouse projects at My Small Obsession, click the link at the bottom of this page. You will also find a video tutorial near the bottom of this page....

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