Orange And Green Paint Turns Ordinary Wine Glasses Into Gorgeous Pumpkin Candleholders

One of the best things about fall is being able to sit around the dinner table with family and friends.

Whether it's for a special occasion — like a birthday or Thanksgiving — or just for a regular night at home, there's nothing better than eating a good meal with people you love.

Of course, it feels even more romantic and exciting if the table reflects the moment with decorations.

Fall is the harvest season, which is why we go apple picking, choose pumpkins from a patch, and make some of the yummiest fruit pies.

We love to decorate our houses with fall-themed decor, like multicolored leaves, gourds, and other cold-weather items.

Some of these products can get kind of pricey, though, so why not make your own DIY decorations? Using just wine glasses and paint, you can make these elegant fall candleholders!

Find out how to make these fall candleholders with the instructions below!

Supplies

embeddedIMG_WineGlassVotiveHolders_850px_1.jpg
Janine Ngai for LittleThings
  • wine glasses
  • orange paint
  • green paint
  • small candles
  • paintbrushes
  • fake leaves
  • hot-glue

Instructions Step #1: Wash Wine Glasses

embeddedIMG_WineGlassVotiveHolders_850px_2.jpg
Janine Ngai for LittleThings

First things first, wash off your wine glasses.

You can use any wine glasses you want — glasses for red wine, white wine, champagne, whatever.

Choose a few of your favorites and wash them off with soap and water in the sink.

Step #2: Paint Wine Glass Stems Green

embeddedIMG_WineGlassVotiveHolders_850px_3.jpg
Janine Ngai for LittleThings

Make sure your wine glasses are completely dry, then start painting the stems green.

Try to use a dark green paint that emulates the stems and leaves of fall plants.

Step #3: Paint Glasses Orange

embeddedIMG_WineGlassVotiveHolders_850px_4.jpg
Janine Ngai for LittleThings

While the green paint is still wet, paint the bulb parts of the glasses orange.

If you want to, you can add other colors into your orange paint — reds, yellows, and golds are perfect.

Step #4: Let Glasses Dry Completely

embeddedIMG_WineGlassVotiveHolders_850px_5.jpg
Janine Ngai for LittleThings

Set the glasses aside for a few hours, and go about the rest of your day.

Once the glasses are completely dry, you can proceed with the next few steps.

Step #5: Glue Leaves To Glasses

embeddedIMG_WineGlassVotiveHolders_850px_6.jpg
Janine Ngai for LittleThings

At this point, you should flip each wine glass upside down to turn it into a candleholder.

Using a hot-glue gun, attach fake leaves to each of the wine glasses.

Step #6: Place Candles On Top Of “Candleholders”

embeddedIMG_WineGlassVotiveHolders_850px_7.jpg
Janine Ngai for LittleThings

When you're fully satisfied with the look of the candleholders, place small candles on each.

You can use tea lights or other small candles — in white or other colors.

Step #7: Light Candles And Enjoy!

embeddedIMG_WineGlassVotiveHolders_850px_8.jpg
Janine Ngai for LittleThings

Finally, put your candles wherever you want them to be, and light them!

If you're excited to make these sweet candleholders, please SHARE this article with your friends!