What are some craft ideas for candle holders for cookouts?

Answer 1

clay pots

empty cans wrapped in tin foil

anything wrapped in tin foil

short stips of bamboo (put tin foil inside)

Answer 2

get ur self a piece of wood with the bark on it about 3-4 inches round, ( just go & trim a branch off that tree in ur neighbours yard, all u need is about 12 inches long. Now cut little pieces an inch or two tall. now drill a 5/8" hole ine middle of them, & there u go little wooden branch candle holders

Answer 3

Mason jars with votive candles in holders dropped in them. Then take some decorative paper of your choice and tape around the neck of the jar. Tie a ribbon around the top of jar neck, light candle and you're done.

Answer 4

Hang some of those small seedling pots with sand. Drill holes for hanging wires, from trees or patio cover.
You could fill them half full, drill some holes above the sand level to emit light.

Answer 5

Put wet sand in the bottom of paper lunch bags

Stick candles in the sand

The paper won't burn, and it will provide a nice little glow.

Answer 6

Save some cans ( vegetable/soup/whatever)-- fill them with water and freeze-- take a nail and hammer and make holes in the cans-- when you have enough-- spray the dry cans any color you want and place your candles inside to light-- won't blow away in the wind.
have fun

Answer 7

jars with wire around mouth
paint the jars with glass paint from craft shop or PVA tissue paper to jars for a stained glass effect
+ tealights,

Answer 8

I use those round citronella candles and decorate the outside. They are pretty once decorated and help to keep the mosquitos away.

Answer 9

You could paint them, then attach them with hot glue to form a Christmas tree, snowman, etc.(just watch the flames around kids, pets....)

Answer 10

ummm...take an empty glass bottle, paint it, and get them long skinny candles....