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Project Spotlight: Candle Holder

Project Spotlight: Candle Holder

Welcome to the Candle Holder DIY Workshop! This cozy and creative project is perfect for participants who are new to mosaic art or anyone looking to craft a beautiful, functional piece of decor. The candle holder’s compact, rounded design (3.1 inches in diameter and 3.9 inches in height) adds a touch of warmth to any space when lit.

Project Overview

The Candle Holder project is one of our popular choices due to its manageable size and the freedom it offers for personal expression. During this workshop, you’ll have the opportunity to design a unique candle holder with a mosaic pattern of your choice. It’s a beginner-friendly project, suitable for anyone interested in learning the basics of mosaic art while creating a piece to treasure.

Design and Customization Options

  • Colors and Patterns: In this workshop, you’ll have access to a range of vibrant glass colors, allowing you to create a candle holder that matches your style. Whether you prefer bold, bright hues or softer, more neutral tones, you’ll have the freedom to experiment and bring your vision to life. The candle holder can feature intricate patterns like the star pattern shown here, inspired by traditional Turkish designs, or something completely unique to you.
  • Materials Provided: Each participant receives a selection of hand-cut glass pieces, beads, and grout, all designed to bring out the beauty of mosaic art. You’ll also have access to tools and materials that make the process smooth and enjoyable. Our instructors will guide you through arranging the pieces to create a balanced, harmonious design.

Workshop Experience

The workshop experience is hands-on and guided, ensuring that you have all the support you need. Here’s a breakdown of what you can expect:

  1. Introduction: Our instructors will begin with an overview of the mosaic art process, including tips on arranging glass pieces and selecting colors.
  2. Guided Design: You’ll start designing your candle holder by arranging the glass pieces and beads. Our instructors are available for guidance and to answer any questions, so you feel confident as you bring your design to life.
  3. Grouting Kit for Home: Once your design is complete, you’ll receive a grouting kit to take home, as the grout requires at least 12 hours to dry. The kit includes all the materials and instructions you’ll need, along with access to video guides and printed instructions to help you finish the project at home.

Project Details

  • Size: The candle holder measures 3.1 inches in diameter and 3.9 inches in height, making it a perfect accent piece for any space.
  • Material: The candle holder base is crafted from durable glass, designed to withstand heat and hold the mosaic pieces securely.
  • Workshop Includes:
    • Hand-cut glass pieces in various colors
    • Beads for additional decoration
    • A grouting kit to take home, including grout powder and application tools
    • Access to instructional videos and printed guides for at-home grouting
    • Turkish tea and Turkish delight to enjoy during the workshop

Take-Home Tips and Care

To keep your candle holder looking as beautiful as the day you made it, we recommend gently cleaning it with a soft, damp cloth. Avoid using harsh chemicals, as they can damage the grout and glass. For a quick touch-up, a gentle dusting will keep it bright and vibrant.

Refreshments

Enjoy complimentary Turkish tea and Turkish delight during the workshop. It’s our way of bringing a taste of Turkish culture to your experience, adding a sweet touch to your creative journey.

Inspiration Gallery

Feel free to browse through completed candle holders created by other workshop participants for inspiration. Each piece is unique, showcasing the endless design possibilities available in mosaic art. You may even find new ideas to inspire your own project!

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