How to Make Pretty Pumpkin Wine Glasses Candle Holders

Dollar Tree pumpkin wine glass candle holders that easily switch from fall decor to spooky Halloween style. One craft, two seasonal looks!

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Pumpkin Wine Glasses Candle Holder

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If you are looking for a fun idea for a girls night craft, these pumpkin wine glasses are perfect!

Not only are they easy to make, they are also budget-friendly, with supplies from the dollar store.

Everyone can use their creativity to make a unique glass to match their style and decor.

These painted glasses also make the cutest handmade gifts or seasonal décor that can switch from cozy fall vibes to Halloween fun!

Supplies for DIY Pumpkin Wine Glass Craft

Here is what you need to make your own fall pumpkin craft.

Wine Glass – check out dollar stores, thrift stores, or use one you have on hand.
Acrylic Craft Paint – I used spiced pumpkin.
Embellishments – fall leaves and florals, Halloween spiders, assorted ribbon.
Flameless LED Candles – I ordered a couple of sets from Lowe’s and love that they are on a timer. You can also find battery operated candles at dollar stores, craft stores and most home stores.

How to Make Pumpkin Wine Glass Candle Holders

For this tutorial, I am following the same steps that I used for the painted mason jars.

This is my favorite way to paint glasses. You are painting the inside of the glass so you get an incredibly smooth look on the glass.

Step 1. Clean the glasses

Clean the jars with rubbing alcohol. You can just use a paper towel. You want to make sure there are no fingerprints or dust, etc.

Step 2. Pour Paint Into Wine Glass

Slowly pour your paint into the wine glass. It is best to start with a small amount.

You can always add more. It takes very little paint to cover the glass.

Slowly rotate the glass around so the paint moves across and covers the entire glass.

covering inside of wine glass with paint

If you don’t have enough paint, just add a bit more.

Step 3. Let Dry Upside Down

Once you’ve covered the glass with paint, place it upside down to dry. You will be surprised at how much paint comes out.

I use parchment paper, as it’s easy to remove. It is best to let it dry overnight.

Step 4. Make a Bow

The easiest way to make a bow is to cut ribbon strips in the same length using different widths and styles.

I’m an impatient crafter, so I very rarely measure. I believe mine are about 3-4″ in length. Hold it up to your glass to determine the length that you like.