Hello friends!
I've seen expensive versions of these ROPE HURRICANE VASES (or candle holders) in various places, like Target and Ballard Designs.
But you know me, my brain always goes on DIY mode when I see something I like!
Remember when I used a can to make a roped vase?
So today I'm showing you how I DIY'd these gorgeous ROPE HURRICANE VASES!!
How to Make Rope Hurricane Vases - Candle Holders
You will need:
- Hurricane vases or candle holders (can you tell I failed to decide what to call these?)
- Rope
- Hot glue gun + glue sticks
- Scissors
I purchased all three candle holders at the Dollar Tree and found my rope at Home Depot.
This is similar rope
Once you have all your supplies ready the fun can start!
You want to make sure you wash and dry your vases first.
Then begin by gluing and wrapping your rope all the way around your candle holder, small sections at a time.
Stop when you are satisfied with the amount of space covered in rope and cut your last piece in an angle so that it doesn't sit so bluntly on the vase.
Then gather your candles or other items to fill them with and enjoy the lovely texture they add to the room!
I wanted one smaller vase to add interest to the heights and this one is just perfect!
I can't believe how many pretty and durable vases they have at the Dollar Tree! They're the same one's I see in other stores for triple or more the price!
I added these antique keys I found at Hobby Lobby to the smaller vase.
I think they're a nice change from the candles, yet still flow together as a group.
The rope on this candle is slightly thinner than the one's in the background and goes up higher than it's twin.
I just love variation! So much more interesting this way, don't you think?
Making more of these is definitely on my to do list! I wouldn't mind some of these in every room!
What would you fill your rope vases with?
