• Take a round MDF coaster and using different shades of green (dark green, leaf green, lemon yellow) paint the base as seen in the image given.
• Use a brush to paint the base.
• Let it dry. 
• Do the same with the second coaster.

• Take Fevicryl Mouldit and make simple and thin sleek coils as seen in the image.
• Stick glass mirrors of different sizes around the periphery of the coaster using Fevicryl Fabric Glue.
• Surround each glass mirror with the coiled clay.
• Stick them using Fevicryl Fabric Glue.
• Intertwine 2 coils to give a plaited look and stick it in the center using Fevicryl Fabric Glue.
• Leave enough space for the tealight to be placed while sticking the center coiled piece. Let it all dry.
• Place tiny clay balls near the mirrors as shown. Stick it using Fevicryl fabric glue.
• Finally, give the stuck clay pieces a wash of light green ( mix of white and leaf green) using brush
• Let it dry.
• Do the same with the second coaster.

• Take 10 single glass bangles and stick them using Fevicryl Fabric Glue, to make small holders as shown in the image.
• Each tea light stand will have 4 such holders.
• Make 8 such holders in total.
• Let them all dry.

• Paint the bangle holders with glass colours alternating between pink and tomato red as seen in the image.
• You must in the end have 4 holders in pink and 4 holders in tomato red.
• Let it dry.

• Trace a circle on OHP sheet keeping the bangle as a guide.
• Cut 7 such circles per tea light stand.
• Use paper scissors to cut them.

• Stick the cut out ohp sheet on to the bangles as shown in the image.
• The bottom most holder will have ohp stuck only on the top.
• The rest of the holders will have ohp stuck on both the sides.
• Stick them using fevicryl fabric glue.
• Let it dry.

• Stick silver chandla and pink stones on the bangle holders as seen in the image.
• Use Fevicryl Fabric Glue to stick them.
• Let it dry.

• Take green glass colour and apply it on the ohp sheets as seen in the image.
• Let it dry.
• Once dried, stack the holders in the same manner u see them placed in the image.
• Stick them using Fevicryl Fabric Glue.
• Let them all dry.
• Make sure to stick them in a manner that they do not lose balance but is stable and stands without external help.

• Place the holder in the base that was created for it.
• Do not stick it to the base as it needs to be removable when we place a light source inside.
• This is how it will look when viewed from the top.

• Place both the tea light holders in their respective base.
• Refer to the image given to follow how it must look when placed.
• Make sure to place a tea light in the middle before placing the top holder in its place.

 A rather festive tealight holder is ready to be added to your Diwali décor. Isn’t that just so lovely!