How to Make a Candle Holder from Lamp Parts
When I ran across this pile of junked pieces I was excited to see what it could become.
Another project I made from this pile of parts was a black hammered pedestal planter.
Today I'm back to the HomeRight Paint Shelter for another go with the Rust-Oleum Matte Hammered Spray Paint.
I assembled a few pieces and attached them to a board temporarily for painting.
When the paint was dry I removed the piece from the wood and attached it to an old door with a DIY mirror I have in my den.
I dropped in a candle and this antique light fixture takes on a new life as a modern day candle holder.
This piece was super hard to photograph between the mirror and the window, I'm doing my best to give you a clear photo of the adjustable swing arm.
The candle can be swung far away from the wreath and the door when lit then folded back when not in use.
I hope this project makes you think twice when you run across old lamp parts...
What could they be next?
See the other repurposed projects made from this pile of antique lamp parts:
