This is the first candle holder I designed. I used proofgrade materials and I really love the way it turned out.
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And this one was inspired by a video by Tim Ung.
(no proofgrade materials were harmed in the making of this candle holder)
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Your combinations of acrylic and wood are simply gorgeous! Love the designs.
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Love the all acrylic sides - it really gives it a fantastic look!
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Those turned out very pretty! I like your design best.
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Stunning! i like those very much.
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Nice!
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I love the use of the slats, instead of a solid sheet. It catches more light the way you did it.
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Love the first one … beautiful style.
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Double on that! I have made a number of them but have not gone there.
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I did the slats thinking it would allow more heat to release from a candle, but it ended up being an awesome design feature.
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Real fire can be a bad thing when enclosed with flammable stuff. LED candles are much safer. In reality if there is a breeze or air movement it can push the flame about being more dangerous. Also with LED you can enclose the piece completely as I did here…
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I agree! I really like #1. Very simple and classy.
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Tim Ung is quite the guy to follow. I love his clean designs.
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Looks like a lighthouse lens.
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How did you get the acrylic to stay and pop in the sides? So cool! And where can I find the design it’s impressive!
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My goodness, I’ve been away from the forums, it seems! 
The acrylic has tabs on it like the outside of the box. And I designed the pattern myself.
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That’s really cool!
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