electric tealight holder

[craftpassion]

I don't have any pictures before I started but basically I took the base which normally holds a candle (it was already painted blue).  I hot glued the glass/plastic candle holder to this base, on the edge I painted it blue so that the hot glue edge did not show.  The other candle holder I turned upside down and matched the color of the base.  In one of the panels, I painted a flower.  I painted the electric tealight blue also.  I turned the tealight upside down too, so that the previous candle holder could fit on top.  When the tealight is "turned on", the light appears through the flower.  I only spent $4 instead of 10.  Here are pictures.  I downloaded some pictures into member galleries under craftpassion.  I tried to load pictures from Photo Hosting but received an error because this is my first time posting a picture (needs to be 10 times.)

[maria isabel]

no honney, you need to post 10 times before you can post pictures,so start yappin' already 

[nomij]

I found them in the Craftster Gallery and posted them for you!  If you want, you can modify the title of your entry to add "Now with Pics".  If you found 9 things around here, (and there are thousands to choose from, heck, pick nine entries!), that you think are cool, add a comment to that thread saying, "This is cool ".  Do that nine times, and then you can modify your post to include your pics!





I love in innovative use of the candle holders!  The final product is so pretty!  It's also cool how the light comes through the middle of the flower!  Great Stuff!

[MunLtStmpr]

Great idea!  those would be great center pieces.

[aswan]

Lovely. Makes me think of the lamp my Aunt's boyfriend made from a 10 gallon water jug thingy and an old lamp...