How to make homemade candle holders

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This video demonstrates how you can make cool homemade candle holders with plumbing supplies.

Patrick is the author of "Marketing Shortcuts for the Self-Employed" (2011, Wiley) and is a regular social media speaker for Bloomberg TV. He has spoken about modern entrepreneurship and the social media revolution at conferences and business events around the world.

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Howto & Style

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• candle
• holder
• making
• homemade
• plumbing

[nancileh33]

Very cool. But you should also mention for the women who might like a little more decoration, that you can dress these up a bit with pieces old jewelry you don't wear anymore, single earrings, stuff like that. A little strong glue should work. All kinds of things to do with these Home Depot items.

[tacticalexecution]

@nancileh33 That's a great idea. Just this morning, I saw a pair of shoes decorated with old jewelry and it looked great. Thanks for sharing!

[phaelangels]

this would look great on my reading table

[tacticalexecution]

@phaelangels Let me know if you make them. Send pictures!

[malanca1]

Great job Patricio! You Canadians are brilliant!

I have the same thing in my office for my curtain rod. I knew I was missing something...candle holders! Home Depot here I come!

Thanks Patrick, keep them coming. 

John

[tacticalexecution]

@malanca1 Thanks, John. You're up early! There was a time when I made, literally, hundreds of these and sold them at retail stores around Vancouver. I also sold them at the local flea market. Fun.

[hbksloss]

Brilliant at online marketing AND handy too! Love it Patrick.

[MyBusinessPresence]

What a great idea. They look great and are easy to make. I'll share this tip with my mommy friends who might want to have their kids make these for holiday gifts. I know what my kids are giving this year!