When we did our Halloween lanterns we got a whole bunch of caps. As always when it gets things over itches in your fingers for us to find something to do with them. But what do you do with a lid? This time, it was small barrels to block light.

You need leftover metal lid, acrylic paint, paint brush, glue and fine ribbon and lace.

1. Begin by painting the lids with acrylic paint. Our cap called a few coats of paint before they became as we wanted them.

2nd Let the covers dry completely and then decorate them with fancy ribbon or other fancy you have at home. As you can see, I let Freya use glue gun. I'm always around when the glue gun is running, in case she would burn herself, but she has proved to be careful. Do you have minor children, or children who are not accustomed to hot glue gun, so you can of course just use plain craft glue.

3rd We finished to bring down a small sequins at the bottom. Just be sure that what is on the bottom must be flat, so that the lights are not unstable. When we were ready!

Four boring leftover caps are now four tiny barrels to block light.

When we did our Halloween lanterns we've got a whole bunch of leftover lids. We do not like leftover things - we had to find something to do with them. But what do you do with the lids? Candle plates, of course!

You need leftover metal lids, hobby paint, brush, glue and fine ribbons and lace.

1. Begin by painting the lids with hobby paint. We had to add a couple of layers of paint before our lids looked the way we wanted.

2nd Let the lids dry thoroughly and then decorate them with beautiful ribbons or lace. As you can see, I let Freya use the glue gun. I am always nearby When glue gun is in use, in case she would burn herself, but she has Proved to be careful. Do you have small children, or children who are not accustomed glue guns, use plain craft glue.

3rd We attached a little sequin on the bottom of the lid. Make sure the ice sequins glued flat to the bottom or the candle will be unstable. Done!

Four boring leftover lids are now four tiny candle plates for our block lights.

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21 Responses to Ljusfat of caps / Candle plates

  1. Benedicte writes:

    As fine og Fargerike. Jeg going til the tipse if dette on National Attention :-) trades considered dough a real good weekend!

  2. G at willowday writes:

    What a great re-cycling project!

  3. Johanna writes:

    Smart recovery! It's always fun to see when you can use something beyond its original purpose! Have a hype night and thanks for the inspiration. / Johanna

  4. Jenny writes:

    What a brilliant idea! I've never seen this before ... again, why did not I think of that?? This is why I admire you so.

  5. Anna writes:

    Smart .. It may be my and Emma's project tomorrow. :)

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  7. Annika writes:

    Shit that I had not thought of that?
    Super fine, thanks :)

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  9. Sandra writes:

    Hei,
    I really like this. So easy and Effective, and now I know what to use for the candles we want to have outside on the table. Thanks for sharing.

  10. Now I finally know what to do with All Those jar lids cluttering in my garage

  11. Carissa writes:

    What a great project to use somethingthat wouldhave otherwise been thrown away. Plus They are super cute! I am featuring your project tomorrow on Creative Green Living.

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