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Decorative Tea-light Candleholders - Kids Make  by: S. Roberts Anyone who enjoys candlelight will love these little tea-light candleholders. Quick and simple to make and very attractive. To make a tea-light candleholder you will need... Shallow jars. Knorr - 'Stir it up' cooking sauce jars are ideal for this. Make sure your jars are clean and dry. Metallic spray paint. No nails glue. Glass Stones. Spray paint your jars with a thin layer of metallic paint. Make sure that you read the back of the paint can before you begin. When using spray paint it is important to make sure that you use it in a well-ventilated room and that you are not near any naked flames. Paint the outside and the inside of the jars and then leave them somewhere to dry. You may wish to apply two coats of paint for good coverage. Use ‘No Nails’ glue to stick on glass stones evenly around the outside of the jar. Be careful not to use too much glue because if it does splurge out onto the jar it will spoil the candle holders appearance. No nails glue dries white. Once the glue dries your ready to put the tea-light candle inside. You could use other things to decorate your candleholder. Glue on pasta shells or string before spray painting. Try substituting glass stones for seashells, sequins or buttons. Do make sure that any decoration that you apply is on the lower part of the jar. Never allow anything to cross the top of the jar because this would be a fire hazard. Let your imagination go wild and create some beautiful tea-light candleholders for your friends and family this Christmas. About The Author S. Roberts has lots of Christmas craft ideas. For more fun makes please visit http://www.santaspostbag.co.uk/homemade-christmas-gift-ideas.html If you publish you can use image from http://www.santaspostbag.co.uk/how-to-make-christmas-tealight-candleholder.html do not hotlink. Please link back to http://www.santaspostbag.co.uk/homemade-christmas-gift-ideas.html This article was posted on September 20, 2006 Read More Articles from the "Hobbies" Category: Of Pets and Poisons by Beverley Boorer Buy Art to Cover Up That Hole in the Wall by Wendy Hermann How to Create A Music Box, Part II by Monique Hawkins Samurai Swords – Choosing a Sword to Buy by Nick Johnson Fine Art Dealers Understand the Need of Perfection in Art Masterpieces by Robert Kenny Connecting the Dots of the Paranormal: Ghosts and Reincarnation by Robert Kreuk Substitute For Popular Bonsai Species by Patrick Desnoyers The Steiff Teddy Bear Story by Sharon Lauer Filtering Out the Myth of Aquarium Filters by Ron Looker Bird Watching Sightings – The Hummingbird by Rick Chapo << Back to "Hobbies" Index

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