Oil lamps diy

Create your own DIY olive oil lamp and enjoy the brightness of this ancient method of lighting. It is healthier than using paraffin-based oils and can be nearly smoke-free. Add essential oils, if desired, to mask the olive oil scent, and enjoy this bright oil lamp light whenever you need to.

Learn how to make this mason jar oil lamp with olive oil, essential oils and other natural materials for a fragrant, pretty display.

Olive oil lamps burn very small quantities of oil. They are the essence of economical lighting and more affordable than most candles. I love to add a few drops of essential oils like tea tree or lavender to the oil; it smells divine. I made this DIY olive oil lamp with a half pint mason jar. Be creative with lamp vessels - fabricating an olive oil lamp using a sea shell can be fun! There are many appropriate glass, metal or stone containers for creating olive oil candles. Plastic and wood…

Easy and beautiful mason jar oil lamp in 2 minutes using long lasting oil candle wicks, vegetable oil & water! Perfect DIY lighting & table decorations!

Learn how to make an easy DIY olive oil lamp for when the power goes out. With just a few supplies, you will be prepared for any outage.

DIY Mason Jar Oil Lamps: Simple to make and so beautiful. Perfect for a party, wedding centrepiece, or just in your home. In these dark days of January, I thought a little light filled project would add some warmth and brightness. These Mason Jar Oil Lamps are pretty simple to put together, and are really, really pretty. They...Read On →

Diy Citronella Oil Lamp

Featured blogger Rogue Preparedness walks you through how to make a DIY oil lamp.

Share: Bring light to dark winter months with unique holiday oil lamps. They make wonderful hostess gifts and the semi-precious stones add a bespoke touch. This is one of my favorite uses for small, clear, thrifted bottles – make them into oil lamps! It’s so easy and a beautiful way[Read more]

Happy February, cozy loving Friends! Today I’m excited to share these DIY oil lanterns I made these using some of…

Learn how to clean your antique oil lamps. To get the full light output from your antique oil lamp you’ll need to clean them.

Making Oil Lamps and Candles for Free : You can very easily make your own candles/oil lamps for free out of regular kitchen waste. This guide describes how to make a unique salted paper wicking for use in jar oil lamps and jar candles. Both the candles and oil lamps are designed to use fr…

There's nothing more that I love than a wonderful-smelling home, and my Essential Oil Lamp will keep your home smelling great for less, and you can recreate it in very little time. Don't get me wrong, I still purchase the

February’s of my childhood often are filled with dim memories of snow storms and subsequent power outages, leading to inevitable candlelight dinners cooked over the fireplace. The warmth and flicker of the various fires we had lit both small and large reign in my recollection of those times. I can s

Learn how to make this mason jar oil lamp with olive oil, essential oils and other natural materials for a fragrant, pretty display.

These DIY mason jar oil lamps are amazing, 3 reasons I am in love with mason jar oil lamps, 1, they are so easy to make,(they take about 2 minutes). 2, They are safer to use than a candle (if it’s knocked over, the flame would be immediately extinguished by the oil and water). 3, just one of these lamps would last you about a week(1 tablespoon of oil can last 2 hours!).

How to Make Your Own Olive Oil Lamp: An olive oil lamp is a surprisingly safe and simple lamp that you can do-it-yourself. It produces light, as much as, or more than, an ordinary candle, and is an alternative to kerosene-style oil lamps. The concept of burning oil from vegetables (oli…

You can easily make a vegetable oil candle with a small bottle, some oil, some cotton yarn, and a little piece of aluminum foil.

Homemade Vegetable Oil Lamp

With an ordinary rock, you can create a twinkling oil lamp elegant enough for a dinner table and durable enough for outdoor entertaining. These instructions include a guide to choosing the right supplies and tips for drilling, caulking, refilling, and more.