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Autumn Candle Lights

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Here is wonderfully simple Autumn decoration that can be put together in less than 10 minutes. It makes a lovely centerpiece as well.
This craft is a Dollar Store Special- which means folks, that all of the items needed to create it can be found at the dollar store.

You’ll Need:

2 Glass Vases $1. each
2 tall glass Candles $1. each
Fabric leaves- $1 pkg (uses less than 1/4 of the pkg)

We found these pretty (soon to be candleholders!) in with the vases at our local dollar store. They were $1 each.

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As luck would have it, they also had a huge number of tall glass candles (often known as Prayer Candles) as well.

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Since we have kids, pets, etc, I decided that I’d prefer the candle didn’t slide around in the Vase. I covered the bottom rim with hot glue and then place it into the vase.

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Next, the kids added pretty fall leaves. Unfortunately, with the weather in the high 90’s every day, I wasn’t able to take advantage of natures color. Here we used a few fabric leaves.

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Simply drop the leaves randomly between the candle and the glass.

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Not too shabby for less than $5 in under 10 minutes.

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I’ve already found some gorgeous holly leaves and berries to transform these in time for Christmas!

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Two tall glass candles set inside clear vases and surrounded by colorful fabric fall leaves

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9 thoughts on “Autumn Candle Lights”

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  3. perfect timing for thanksgiving!!!! those prayer candles aren’t usually scented, perhaps a couple of drops of essential oil will top it off!

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  4. i use the 2 vases by putting fresh flowers or greenery, depending on the holiday, into the small vase, and fill the outer vase with candy that is coordinating with the holiday , it’s cute, cheap and the kids can eat the candy after the holiday is over, tip, stuff a paper towel in the top of the small one so you can fill around it with the candy, take out the paper and pop in your arrangement

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