Angel candle holder

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There is an ideal spot for a candle behind an angel. To create this look, start by using a 1/2" drill bit to make a hole. Unfortunately, this method can result in a rough edge that may not be visually appealing. Instead, consider using NetFabb (r) software to cut out the hole with precision and accuracy. This will give you a much cleaner finish. Next, head to DollarTree, where you can find long red tapered candles at an affordable price of just $1.00 each. Once you have your candles, trim them down to size using a sharp object or tool. You may need to make a small adjustment to the end of the candle to ensure it fits snugly into the hole.