Candleholders Scrollsaw Patterns
With a few scrap pieces of wood and a bit of time at your scroll saw, you will be amazed at the candle holders you can create for your home or as gifts. All sorts of patterns to create trays and holders for votive candles, tapered candles and even ma
With a few scrap pieces of wood and a bit of time at your scroll saw, you will be amazed at the candle holders you can create for your home or as gifts. All sorts of patterns to create trays and holders for votive candles, tapered candles and even mantle or tabletop centerpieces.
A very simple project to build and one that you can build on. Make as many panels as you want and arrange them in whatever way pleases you. You can make your own candle cups from blocks of wood or buy...
Here we have our simple to make candle holders. IDEA: You could drill holes for tall candles or drill wider, more shallow holes for votive candles. Easy to cut and paint using the smallest of scrap wo...
Sawbuck projects! Cut it out from scrap wood you probably have in your workshop. This simple bell pattern can be used as a base for Christmas candles, or some other tole painting project. Beginner ski...
A great way to use up those scrap wood small pieces of lumber, why not scrollsaw a candle! This scroll saw silhouette pattern is a good woodworking plan for beginners to practice cutting tight spots a...
Graceful caribou and moose adorn this stately northwoods candle holder.
Light up your home while setting the mood for devotion, meditation or prayer.
This beautiful trio of reindeer holds votive candles to light up your holiday decorating. All patterns drawn FULL SIZE. Bases measure 7 x 9-1/2 inches.
Both decorative and functional, this antique design retains its warm glow and pleasant appearance. Back when candles were relied on for nighttime illumination, a stand like this one proved...
Create a simple yet graceful stand for five votive candles. This easy to make project makes a great gift. Candle stand measures 28 inches long.
Combine salvaged bits of exotic wood with leftover hardwood scraps to give this votive candleholder a special glow. The legs require so little wood, you can splurge on exotics such as wenge or mahogany...
This made-in-a-weekend gift will brighten the day of the recipient, but you get something out of it, too: use a for some small scraps too good to throw out. In our stash of cutoffs, we found maple and...
