DIY Fall Candle Holder

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One of the best parts of fall is all of the smells. Crisp autumn air, a baking pie, and candles! Buying tons of fancy candles can get a little spendy after a while, but scented tea lights are a great alternative for ambient light and warm wonderful smells.

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All you need to make a fall candleholder of your own is:

• Tissue Paper
• Sponge Brush
• Modge Podge
• Candleholder

Start by applying a layer of modge podge on the candleholder and place squares of tissue paper on the glued surface then brush additional glue atop.

Continue all the way around the candleholder applying more glue and paper.

Once your candleholder is covered, allow it to dry for 24 hours and then enjoy! This would make a great gift, or centerpiece for the holiday season.

Easily customized with different shapes and colors. Such a great project, have fun!