Candle Holder Crochet Pattern

Candles are a widely used element in home decoration. In addition to perfuming the space, the candles bring a feeling of calm and relaxation.

For those who like candles and crochet, there is a wonderful idea to put the two together, they are crochet candlesticks

With crochet candle holders you can completely transform even the simplest candles.

Crochet candle holders tutorials

Check out a beautiful idea of a crochet candle holder here.

Candle Holder Crochet Ideas

In the form of flowers, fruits or flowers, there are many ideas that you can use as inspiration. This idea is perfect to use in your home decor, to give away and even to sell.

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Create a soft, decorative touch for your home or events with this crochet candle holder pattern. It fits standard tea light candles and gives a beautiful lace effect that glows softly when the candle is lit.

Materials Needed:

• DK weight cotton yarn (preferred for heat resistance)
• 3.5 mm crochet hook
• Yarn needle
• Scissors
• Small glass jar or votive candle holder (optional for added structure)
• LED tea light or real candle (use real candles only if holder is placed over glass)

Stitches Used (US Terminology):

• ch = chain
• sl st = slip stitch
• sc = single crochet
• dc = double crochet
• tr = treble crochet

 Pattern Overview:

The holder starts from the center and works out in a round using a doily-style approach. Based on the diagram:

1. Start with a magic ring or chain 4 and join with a sl st to form a ring.
2. Round 1: Chain 3 (counts as dc), then work a series of dc evenly around (typically 12). Join with sl st.
3. Round 2–4: Continue working in the round, increasing the number of stitches using dc and ch spaces as per the diagram.
4. Round 5 and beyond: Work shells and clusters to form the scalloped edge and decorative lace structure.

Once the base is complete, work a few rows without increases to form the side of the holder, making it deep enough to contain a tea light. You may add small openwork clusters (ex: ch 1, skip 1 st) for ventilation and style.

• Spray your finished holder with starch or fabric stiffener if you’re not using a glass insert.
• For safety, use an LED candle if your crochet is not wrapped around glass.

 Use Ideas:

• Wedding or dinner party decorations
• Cozy bathroom or bedroom ambiance
• Handmade gift sets (pair with soaps or bath salts)