All About "candles"

Gifts Kids Can Make

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Turkey Candelabra

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This silly Thanksgiving centerpiece takes very little time to assemble and is bound to elicit some giggles from your guests. Just be sure not to leave it unsupervised while its plumage is lit.

Pasta "Candles"

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Made of pasta, these holiday candles will cast a warm glow that won't blow out.

Kwanzaa Bead Candles

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These beaded "candles" are a creative way to introduce the seven principles of Kwanzaa, an African-American holiday that begins December 26.

Paper Cup Menorah

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This simple, nonflammable menorah makes it a cinch for little ones, or bubbelahs as they say in Yiddish, to light their own candles during the Hanukkah holiday.

Eggcup Candles

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Break an egg to create this eggshell candle -- perfect for giving off a sweet illumination for an Easter dinner table.

Felt Menorah

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One of the high points of Hanukkah is getting to light the family menorah. This holiday wall hanging features felt candles and stick-on flames, which makes it easy -- and safe -- for even very young kids to participate in the...

Designing Atmosphere Using Candles

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Safety First - Always use the proper holder to contain your lit candles. Tea Candles - These candles work best for the about type of holders because they burn clean with no residue or wax drips.

Kwanzaa Kinara

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The symbolic seven candles of Kwanzaa are an illumination that warms the heart of our winter celebration. Our elegant candleholder can be adapted to suit any seasonal soiree (try arranging nuts around a flowerpot tray for a...

Festival of Lights Candelabra

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Hanukkah's miraculous Festival of Lights is an illumination that warms the heart of our winter celebration. Our elegant candleholder can be adapted to suit any seasonal soiree (try arranging nuts around a flowerpot tray for a...