Candlestick made from glass

In almost everyone's home you can find many things that have not been used for their intended purpose for a long time, but which you cannot throw away. Among such rarities, the most common are ordinary faceted glasses. But even from such a seemingly banal and outdated thing, you can make wonderful, beautiful candlesticks.

To make a candlestick from a glass we will use the following materials:
1. thin sewing threads
2. white spray paint
3. colorless varnish - spray
4. universal glue
5. beads
6. beads
7. glitter
8. soft brush
9. double-sided tape

1. Wash and rub the glass well to avoid streaks.

2. Wrap the glass with thin sewing threads. The more threads there are, the less transparent our candlestick will be. The end of the thread can be secured with double-sided tape.

3. Open the surface of the glass with white spray paint. When the paint has dried well, carefully remove the threads from the glass.

4. Using universal glue, draw curls and random lines on the walls of the glass. Sprinkle them with glitter.When the glue has dried well, lightly tap the glass to shake off any unadhered glitter. You can also remove excess glitter with a soft brush. But under no circumstances begin this step until the glue is completely dry, otherwise the drawing will be blurred.

5. Using glue, draw several small designs on the walls of the glass. These could be stars, snowflakes, hearts, or just some kind of abstraction. Sprinkle the design with beads, wait for the glue to dry, remove excess beads using the previously applied method, and glue several large beads. We open our candlestick with a colorless spray varnish. Let the surface of the glass dry.