Build a Tea Light Candle Holder
Perfect for yourself or give as a gift
Tea Light Candle Holder Class Overview:
Welcome to our Woodworking Class: “Tea Light Holder Workshop”! Get hands-on experience creating your own tea light candle holder in this practical session.
Our skilled woodworking instructor will guide you through the essential techniques needed to craft a functional and visually appealing piece. From measuring and cutting to sanding and finishing, you’ll cover the basics of working with wood.
Personalize your creation by experimenting with different wood stains, finishes, and optional embellishments. Whether you lean towards a rustic or modern design, the choice is yours.
No prior woodworking experience is required.
Here are some ideas from our Pinterest Board:
https://www.pinterest.ca/gtawoodworks/woodend-tea-light-candle-holders
Skills Learned:
- Measuring and Marking: Learn accurate measuring techniques and how to mark wood for precise cuts.
- Cutting Techniques: Master the use of basic cutting tools, such as saws, to shape wood according to your design.
- Sanding: Understand the importance of sanding in woodworking to achieve smooth surfaces and rounded edges.
- Joinery Basics: Explore simple joinery techniques for assembling different components of the candle holder securely.
- Finishing: Learn about wood finishes, stains, and protective coatings to enhance the appearance and durability of your project.
- Personalization: Develop the ability to customize your tea light candle holder through creative choices in wood types, finishes, and optional decorative elements.
- Tool Safety: Acquire knowledge and practice in using basic woodworking tools safely and effectively.
- Problem-Solving: Develop problem-solving skills as you encounter challenges during the crafting process.
- Attention to Detail: Cultivate an eye for detail in woodworking, ensuring precision and a polished final product.
These skills are not only applicable to the creation of tea light candle holders but also provide a solid foundation for future woodworking projects. Participants will leave the workshop with a tangible and functional piece, along with the confidence to tackle more advanced woodworking endeavours.
Tools Used:
- Jointer
- Planer
- Table Saw
- Mitre Saw
- Band Saw
- Drill Press
- Hand Drill
- Router
- Sander
Due to the inherent danger associated with power tools, students will have limited hands-on access to the larger stationary equipment.
Are you interested in learning how to use power tools? Take one of our dedicated power tool classes.
Woodworking Materials Provided:
- Wood – Pine, Walnut, Cherry, Ambrosia Maple, Rustic Barn Beam, Patterned Plywood
- Sandpaper
- Glue
- Tea Lights
- Box of Matches for students 16+
Other hardwood and exotic woods may be used for this project. Students are welcome to bring their own. Click here for a listing of locations where more unique wood can be purchased.
Length
- This workshop runs approximately 2 hours
Fee
- $150 per person including all supplies