Easy DIY Holiday Centerpiece

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Quick and easy holiday candle centerpiece. So easy even the kids can help! I love candles, like truly love them. I love the way they smell, I love the soft glow they give off, and I love how warm and cozy they can make a room! I almost always have a candle (or wax melter) going somewhere in my house.

This centerpiece, or ‘counter-piece’ as I’ve ben calling it (because I love how it looks sitting on my kitchen counter) is a great way to bring some holiday cheer to something I already use and love everyday, candles!

This one’s super easy too, you’ll love it! All you need are three candles, a package of mini ornaments or bells (I used ornaments for little tabletop trees; these are from Target), and a rectangular plate (this one is from Cost Plus World Market). I chose Glade holiday candles for my counter-piece because 3 of them fit perfectly on my plate, they’re self-contained in glass cups (no messy melted wax), and because they smell great! But any candles will work just fine.

Okay, here we go!

Quick and easy holiday candle centerpiece. So easy even the kids can help! Step 1: Remove the candles from the packaging and line them up on the plate.

Quick and easy holiday candle centerpiece. So easy even the kids can help! Step 2: Open the ornaments and pour them out. Place them evenly around the candles, mixing up the colors for variation.

Quick and easy holiday candle centerpiece. So easy even the kids can help! Step 3: Set the arrangement on your kitchen table or counter, light the candles, and enjoy!

Quick and easy holiday candle centerpiece. So easy even the kids can help! And when the candles are used up, just slip in a new set! See, I told you it was easy!

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Kristine Underwood standing in her kitchen with her dog.

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Kristine is a self-taught cookie baker and photographer. She's passionate about finding time for everything and making baking, crafting and homemaking simple. More...

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