DIY branch candle holder

    I made this based on a candle holder I saw at West Elm.
    super simple:
    find a branch.
    trim/cut to size (make sure you lay it on a flat surface as you're cutting so that you can see how it will sit on the table when finished)
    drill holes about 1/4" deep and the diameter of your candles.
    spray w/ metallic spray paint.

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      NessieNoodle added this photo to her favorites. (30 months ago)

    2. leedav (30 months ago | reply)

      So cool! I bet you could even light the candles, put a drip where you want them and then stick the candle on with the warm wax.

    3. the mayfly (30 months ago | reply)

      I've been wanting to do this with a big gnarled piece of driftwood for our downstairs fireplace that doesn't work.

    4. shim + sons (30 months ago | reply)

      you are too clever!! :)

    5. lucie777 (30 months ago | reply)

      I love this! this is very pretty!

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      erica_knits added this photo to her favorites. (30 months ago)

    7. erica_knits (30 months ago | reply)

      Amazing, this is a great DIY.

    8. tv*huff (30 months ago | reply)

      I loved this in West Elm's catalog, your version is even better!

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      peezeth added this photo to her favorites. (30 months ago)

    10. ninjagrl (30 months ago | reply)

      very cool!

    11. kitschcafe (30 months ago | reply)

      awesome! love it!

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      redsoda747, Bella Dia, siaha, and lindabarber added this photo to their favorites.

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