Planning to decorate your room with bright colors for spring? If so, this easy craft idea is for you! Grab some candles and turn them into the perfect spring decorations using Posca markers.

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This DIY candle decor is one of my favorite spring crafts! It’s so fun and simple to make. You can decorate the candles however you like, in the colors you prefer, but I suggest choosing pastel colors, as they are lighter and softer than regular colors. For pattern ideas, think of flowers, butterflies, bunnies, carrots, and eggs!

Add a bow to the candles, place them in candle holders, and then decorate the sides with flowers for a beautiful spring centerpiece decoration. Just a reminder, these candles are for display only and are not meant to be lit! Do not light these candles for your safety.

The best thing about this spring project is that it is perfect for all ages, even the kids (with supervision), making it a great family activity on a weekend. Keep on reading or watch the video below to learn how to make these candles for spring. Happy crafting!

How to Make Spring Candles
Drawing Tip
Creative Ideas and Variations
More DIY Spring Decor Ideas
How to Make Spring Candles | Video Tutorial

How to Make Spring Candles

Learn how to turn plain candles into the cutest spring decorations.

Design
Start by deciding on your design.
Drawing outlines
Once you have decided, start drawing the outlines. Work on one area at a time to avoid smudging. Make sure your drawing is dry first, before proceeding to a different spot or using a different color.
Coloring
Fill the shapes with colors.
Adding details
Add the details.

Materials

candles
Posca markers

Drawing Tip

Work on one area at a time.

Creative Ideas and Variations

If you are looking for design inspirations, here are some.

The first design, I drew eggs and small flowers, then for the second one, I drew bunnies in only three colors. The third design is a combination of different flowers with carrots. I used yellow, blue, and pink for the flowers, orange for the carrot, and green for the leaves and stems. For the last design, I decided to use one color and drew flowers, leaves, and butterflies.