I need some bottles of different shapes and sizes to be used as candle holders/containers. Where can i find a store offering such?

I am going to be making driftwood candle holders for Christmas gifts this year. They will most likely involve multiple pieces of driftwood that I would like to attach together but I am not sure the best way to do this without having nails or screws showing. Also, I am going to be adding small shells and stones to it – I was thinking of using a hot glue gun but I don’t know how well that will hold up. Any good ideas?

Here is somewhat of an idea of what I’m talking about…except I doubt I’m going to find a piece that beautiful so I will have to attach several pieces together to get the desired effect…

http://blogs.hgtv.com/hgtv/design/nyigf-eco-molave2.jpg

I have these candle holders that are shaped like cats and I don’t want them to break. They have too many memories that I don’t want to lose. Can I take them on the airplane in the cabin?

I need to find some nice and at a good price candle holders, im doing everything in brown colors for my bedroom…need some to match.

when i was a little younger my mom got me a black iron candle holder for my bed room wall as i got older i got to thinking it would be nice to have a set. but the thing is she go it at a yard sale and i do not know what brand, or company made it. its really heavy and you must screw it in to the wall in order for it to be safe, it is also decorated with 3 black chains that go from the 3 candle holders to a ring that hangs on a nail above it how would i find out where it came from. It has no marks or other things to tell where it came from? What should I do?

I have these black pillar looking candle holders that wax has dripped down on to, and I want to get all the wax off so I can use them for decor because they are pretty, how do i get all of it off?

I just won an auction for the candle holders and didn’t realize how hard it would be to find the candles to fit them.

Two years ago I purchased an angel candle holder from the Cracker Barrel to give as a gift for my mother. The candle featured three (3) angels dressed in a white robe with golden wings and long flowing hair. There were five (5) miniture candle holders attached. It was about 8 or 9 inches tall 5 or 6 inches wide. My mother dropped and shadderred this beautiful candle holder and wants another one. I have searched the internet for almost 2 years (ebay, yahoo, google, cracker barrel, 88DB) and have been in about a dozen cracker barrels with no luck. Does anybody know which candles I speak of? Does anybody know where I can purchase one? Thank you!!

I know.. there are plenty of ideas out there but I want to create a warm feeling in such a cold area. (Not physically of course) In the hall, the walls are white the tables are long retangular plastic and white, the chairs are also white but match the tables. there are four skinny pillars in a rectangle painted tan (go figure) and the floors are the same color. there’s a small stage with navy blue curtains and brown carpeting. there is also two sets of flourescent lighting. Meaning two switches.. you can’t fade the lights seemlessly…Yes it’s an extremely ugly place and last year at the dinner we had these cheap little fish bowl candle holders and some sort of odd greenery surrounding about six on three long rows of white cold tables. Along with cold cut sandwiches and cold sodas and chips. This year it will be potluck so food will be heartier and warmer. We will have music and possibly a jazz band so with that.. how can i make the rest of the space better?

I have a piece i found in my grandmother’s house, its made out of brass or bronze and its what looks like 10 dutch girls holding hands in a circle and a small candle holder at the joint of each of their hands. You can take the tiny candle holders out of their hands and the girls come apart. They are very heavy and i was wondering if this was a traditional piece or what. The girls measure about 2 1/2" high.