Craft: Hurricane Candle Holder Lamp

RE: Craft: Hurricane Candle Holder Lamp Post by Angel Lady (1) | (06/09/2008) Profile | Contact Thank you for this pattern. I have been searching for it for years. I had one years age and enjoyed it so much. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Craft: Hurricane Candle Holder Lamp Post by sandyb125 (44) | (02/08/2008) Profile | Contact sorry i didnt get back sooner i have been feeling under the weather lately. i should have been more specific. the plate is right side up. the clay pot is upside down, the bowl is right side up.the bowl in this picture is a bowl you eat out of. the saucer is right side up. the butter bowl is a country crock butter bowl without the lid. you can go to the thrift store and get the plates and the bowls use the bowls instead of the butter bowls. the bowls are the kind you eat out of. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Craft: Hurricane Candle Holder Lamp Post By Darla (Guest Post) (02/08/2008) I did a craft like this in Bible school one year. This one is just a little different, but so glad I found it b/c I have been looking a long time for someone who had the instructions. What brand of butter bowl is it that you used? This is a great craft! Report Spam or Abuse RE: Craft: Hurricane Candle Holder Lamp Post by 1027debbie (4) | (02/06/2008) Profile | Contact It is just lovely, can't wait to make some!!! But the little problem is, it is hard to tell if the plate, pot, or other things are upside down or right side up! Also, what do u mean by a butter pot? I am sure many other avid crafters are chomping at the bit to find this out!! Please share your expertise, Thanks, Debbie Report Spam or Abuse RE: Craft: Hurricane Candle Holder Lamp Post By Graycrab (Guest Post) (01/31/2008) Thanks for the idea! Report Spam or Abuse