pillar candle chandelier How to Make Fireplace Candelabras

A decorative fireplace, or a fireplace in the summer, represents an unfulfilled promise, warmth and a flashing flame.Restore some magic to your empty fire box with a fireplace candle holder that won't spoil the bank.If you don't have a customMounted wrought iron, multiple conesHolder candle holder for fireplace, find enough marketable material in kitchen, garage, flea market or attic to help you light up a lamp.Old ceiling light fixtures may appear in your attic, trash can, flea market or building salvage warehouse.True antiques are made of solid metal, usually with rolling, grooves or other decorative bases and socket openings-Their paint faded so badly.Turn three or four worn-out fixtures upside down and fix them on an old metal tray with industrial glue.Place candles as thick as possible at the opening of each fixture.Mismatched painted cups and tea trays have similar uses in gorgeous boudoir or living rooms.Stick the tea dish to the inverted cup-The teacup rims stabilized the structure.Gather several of them on the floor of the fire box, or gather on a flat mirror in the fireplace, lighting a tea candle or a short-column candle on each tea tray.The thick-foot glass holder is a stable, translucent candle holder that is more suitable for modern fireplaces.Select a half-A dozen cylinders of different heights, each filled with about oneThe third is bright green dried peas, colorful marble or smooth river rock.Insert a fat candle into a loose substrate--Or set the tea light in the glass tea tray or metal tin on the top of the filler.Arrange the cylinders at graduation height, or randomly combine them on the paint tray in firebox.Trace around a shallow plain glass tea lamp holder on a piece of driftwood or weathered barn wood that will lay flat or rest without shaking on the floor of the fire box.Make as many circles as possible so you can slide a bracket in each hole.Don't drill the hole too deep;For the sake of safety, you want to flush the tea light rim with dry wood, or slightly above it.Join the tea light and light your candle holder with a soft flashing glow in the country fireplace.Remove the wires, bulbs and any miniature lampshade from the chandelier and place it on a shabby white low garden urn in the fireplace.A string of crystal clear fairy lights was wrapped around the chandelier and made into a lamp net.Connect a few strings of lights together to form a flashing starry fireball, and extend the power cord along the back of the chandelier base and urn to the edge of the fire box and plug it into a nearby wall socket from one side.The bright string of lights shines;Flashing offers sparkle like tiny flames;The blue light gives a mysterious light.