Today I come with an idea of home decoration, let's see how to make a candle holder recycling a can of tuna. Tuna cans can be reused and do many things, including a candle holder that will be great if you have a dinner and want to decorate the table. It is also very easy to do and in just a few steps you will change the appearance and give that can another use.
Makings:
- Small can of tuna.
- Double sided tape.
- Burlap fabric.
- Sisal cord or rope.
- Sand from the beach.
Processing:
- Take a measurement of the width of the can, it is not necessary that you have a meter, but with the fabric you place it in the can and mark the desired width. Cut a strip of the fabric to this width and then remove two threads so that it is fluffy.
- Place double-sided tape around the can. If you do not have double-sided tape, this step is dispensable as it will be attached at the end, it is only to place it better.
- Then apply the fabric Covering the entire outline of the can, cut the excess fabric.
- Roll the rope three times around the can with the sisal rope.
- Make a loop now and cut the string to make a small loop.
- Introduce the sand to the middle of the can. If you don't have sand it can be small pebbles, it is so that the candle is more raised and can be lit comfortably.
Place the candle inside and you will have your candle holder ready, in an easy and economical way.
I hope you liked it and it inspires you, you know that if you dare to do it, I will be delighted to see it on any of my social networks. See you at the next!.