Merry Christmas Candle Holder
May your days be merry and bright with this Merry Christmas Candle Holder! With the clever use of silver spider-web net ribbon, you can decorate an ordinary glass bubble votive holder for Christmas (or even Halloween, if you'd like!). The spider-web net ribbon will create an interesting display of light, perfect as a centerpiece for your Christmas dinner table or to have on display on your fireplace mantel.
Materials:
- 3.5” glass bubble ball votive holder
- 60” silver spider-web net ribbon
- Self-adhesive Merry Christmas sticker
- Mod Podge
- 8/32” paint brush
- Black acrylic paint
- Quick-drying matt spray varnish
- Few sheets of old newspapers to protect the working area
- Hairdryer
- Standard scissors
- Battery operated tea light candle
Instructions:
The spider-web net ribbon is quite stiff, so it does not stick easily to a rounded holder. If you are inexperienced with decoupage techniques, it is advised that you rather use a square glass votive holder.
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Wash the glass bubble votive holder in warm soapy water and then leave it upside down overnight to dry thoroughly.
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Apply the Merry Christmas sticker onto the votive holder.
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Cut small squares from the silver spider-web net ribbon.
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Paint a substantial amount of Mod Podge to a small section of the votive holder.
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Put the first square of spider-web net ribbon in position on the votive holder. Paint Modge Podge over the spider-web net ribbon, so that it will stick to the votive holder.
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Use the hairdryer to dry the square of spider-web net ribbon.
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Repeat steps 4-6 with the other squares of spider-web net ribbon, until the votive holder has been covered with the spider-web net ribbon. Remember not to cover the bottom and the Merry Christmas sticker.
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Paint the bottom of the votive holder with the black acrylic paint and allow to dry thoroughly.
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Spray the bottom and outside of the votive holder with the spray varnish. Remember to work in a well-ventilated area when spraying the varnish.
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Allow to dry thoroughly.
- Repeat steps 9-10 twice.
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