DIY Candle Centerpiece

I love sugar molds. They have so many functions and look great in home decor. I wanted to create a candle centerpiece with a sugar mold that would hold smaller candles. For a few hours of time and for less than $20, look what I made!

They are super easy! Want to make one too?

Supplies

• 4 x 6 cut to 30" long
• ¾" drill bit
• Drill
• Chop Saw
• Dark Walnut Stain
• Chip Brush
• Rag to remove excess stain
• Pencil
• 220 grit sandpaper
• Tape Measure
• 13 candles

View the full tutorial below!

How to Make

• Step one - cut the 4 x 6 down to 30".
• Measure out the hole for your candles. I came in 3" from each end and then measured every 2" for each candle. I wanted my candles offset so I brought each hole in 1 ¼" from each side (I explain this in the video better).
• Drill all the holes around ½" to 1" deep.
• Lightly sand the wood.
• Stain with dark walnut stain - see directions on labels for more information.
• Wipe excess stain off with rag and allow to dry.