DIY Dollar Tree Candle Holders

Make your own wooden block candle holder for inexpensive home decor or creative centerpieces for your next baby shower, wedding, party, or other special occasion.
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DIY Dollar Tree Candle Holders made from wooden blocks are the perfect way to display pillar candles. Make one for your dining room table or grab some friends – these wooden block candle holders are the perfect project for DIY wedding or party centerpieces!

Wooden Block Candle Holders on a countertop with wood beads.

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To make these DIY Dollar Tree Candle Holders, you’ll only need a few inexpensive items including cylinder vases, wooden blocks, paint, and glue. You can get them all at your local dollar store!

I love simple crafts like this that are simple and pretty quick to make. This wooden candle centerpiece project has so many potential uses, too. It’s great for your home decor any time of year, or you can make a whole bunch for your next special occasion party.

✂️ Supplies Needed

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You’ll find almost everything you need to make these wooden block candle holders at Dollar Tree.

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📝Instructions

This is meant to be a brief overview of this DIY candleholder project. For step-by-step instructions and a full printable tutorial with materials, please scroll down to the teal box below.

  1. Paint the blocks.
  2. Once dry, glue a layer of blocks around the bottom of the vase.
  3. Add a second layer, overlapping the first layer of blocks.
  4. Continue gluing wood blocks until you reach the top of the case.
  5. Add a candle or fairy lights.
White wooden blocks glued to a vase.

⭐ Tips

For the cottage core or farmhouse look, add a light coat of white paint so you could still see the wood grain through it.

Variations

These wood candle holders can be painted any color you like, of course. You can even make them different heights – check out the selection of cylinder vases at your local dollar store. It would be fun to make smaller ones with tealight candles or short pillar candles.

DIY Dollar Tree Candle Holders on a kitchen counter.

I absolutely love these wood block candle holders! They’re such a fun centerpiece and since they’re white I can dress them up for different occasions or holidays.

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📋 Tutorial

Not ready to make your own Dollar Tree Candle Holders yet? Don’t forget to pin this project for later! When you do make it, please be sure to tag me on Instagram @jugglingactmama or #jugglingactmama – I’d love to see your pictures!

DIY Dollar Tree Candle Holders

Make your own wooden block candle holder for inexpensive home decor or creative centerpieces for your next baby shower, wedding, party, or other special occasion.
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Keyword: wooden block candle holder
Total Time: 1 minute
Author: Ang Paris

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Equipment

  • Glue Gun

Materials

  • glue sticks
  • 2 Dollar Tree 10-inch cylinder vases
  • 2 Dollar Tree Tumbling Tower Games
  • waverly white chalk paint – or spray paint
  • paint brush
  • candles or fairy lights

Instructions

  • Paint the blocks.
    2 Dollar Tree Tumbling Tower Games, waverly white chalk paint – or spray paint, paint brush
  • Once dry, glue a layer of blocks around the bottom of the vase.
    2 Dollar Tree 10-inch cylinder vases, glue sticks
  • Add a second layer, overlapping the first layer of blocks.
  • Continue gluing wood blocks until you reach the top of the case.
  • Add a candle or fairy lights.
    candles or fairy lights
Tried this project? Pin It for Later!Mention @jugglingactmama or tag #jugglingactmama!
Dollar Tree Candle Holder on a countertop with wood beads.
This distressed wooden candle holder block will look beautiful on your dining table.

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