[notjustaphaze]

I recently had a conversation with a friend that works at a custom lighting company. Some of her lamps have plastic candles. She has been throwing away the extra ones. She just gave me my first batch of the leftover candles. They already have factory candle wax drips on them. They also come with a plastic sleeve to go on the inside to cover up any wiring. My only problem is that they are all only 4 inches tall and 1 inch wide so I will have to wire them. Give me some ideas how to use these. And if anyone wants some just let me know.

 

[Jaurhead]

WOW, what an awesome hookup! How many came with the first "batch"?

 

[notjustaphaze]

Thanks. Sorry had to work. I counted and got 129 in the first batch. Any ideas??

 

[Sarahandr]

Try using these candlesticks with unique candlesticks. Look for something in the style of old candelabra at flea markets, and I'm sure you'll find something. I have loved candles since childhood and have tried to make them myself several times. But candles are very fragile, and to do something with them, I need skills that I don't have. Now I'm just ordering candles on graciemoonscents.com. What is especially pleasant for me is that they create eco-friendly candles that do not harm the atmosphere.