Dollar Tree Rae Dunn Candles with SVG
If you’re a farmhouse lover, you probably have a love for Rae Dunn. But finding the perfect pieces to add to your collection can be difficult and time consuming. Instead of hunting for those RD finds, why not make your own Rae Dunn crafts instead? Grab your free SVG file to create these Rae Dunn candles using Dollar Tree supplies to make your own custom home decor with just a few minutes of work.
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Rae Dunn introduced candles into her fall line, which means you can start adding your own RD style to your candle collection too. But if you can’t find those candles in the store, I have a secret for you — they’re so easy to make at home!
Looking for more farmhouse style crafts? Check out all my fun mason jar craft ideas to get tons of great inspiration for a variety of great crafts!
DIY Rae Dunn Candles
These budget-friendly candles make a great addition to your DIY farmhouse fall decor. In addition to being the perfect accent to the rest of your fall decorating, these simple candles are also cheap and easy to make.

To make your own DIY Rae Dunn candles, you’ll just need a handful of simple craft supplies, including:
- Tall Dollar Tree candles: You can find these tall glass candles in the craft or home decor aisle of your dollar store. My store had several different colors, but I loved the orange and white candles for this simple craft project.
- Black vinyl: Any type of black vinyl will work for this simple project.
- Rae Dunn inspired cut file: Keep reading to see how to get your free cut file!
- Ribbon: While you don’t have to decorate the top of your candle jars with ribbon, I love the farmhouse touch it gives the finished product. Both ribbons I used for my candles was found at the dollar store. One is a black and white buffalo check and the other is a jute twine.
- Cutting machine: To make the words for my fall candles, I used my Cricut Explore Air 2.
Fall Rae Dunn SVG
After giving your pumpkins a few coats of white chalk paint, it’s time to add the vinyl! Give your pumpkins a chance to dry while you cut out the words you’ll be using for your DIY fall farmhouse decor.

If you want to make your own Rae Dunn candles, you’ll need to start by downloading my free decal SVG file. The cut file includes a variety of Rae Dunn inspired words for your fall candles. To get your own, simply subscribe to my email list, cut the words with your favorite cutting machine, and apply them to your dollar store candles.
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After downloading the SVG file, upload it into Design Space. Load the SVG, then ungroup the design. After that, you’ll notice that each letter of each word is a separate element. When you have decided which words you want to use for your DIY candles, use your mouse to select all the letters of the word. Then group them together with the group function in the upper right corner.

Next, resize the words to fit on your candles. Measure the space on the front of your candle to determine how tall your words should be. Then, resize the word to fit the space.
When all your words have been resized, weld each word together to tell your Cricut that the letters should be cut in sequence. To weld your words, select the word, then click “weld” at the bottom right corner. Repeat the process for each word.

Now that all your words are ready to cut, you can send your files to your Cricut! Place the correct size piece of vinyl on your cutting mat and load the mat. Set the machine to the vinyl setting. Then, send the file to your machine to cut.

After the words are cut, weed the extra vinyl from around each word. I love using my Cricut weeding tool to help with this! It makes weeding so much easier!

When your words are ready, place a piece of transfer tape over the top of each word. Then cut out the words to remove any extra transfer tape and backing from around the word. Press the transfer tape into the vinyl to ensure it’s stuck, then remove the transfer tape.
Dollar Tree Candle Craft

Use the transfer tape to transfer the vinyl to your Dollar Tree candles. Since the candles are curved, it’s a good idea to start at the middle of the letters. Afther that, you can work your way out. Line up the center of your vinyl with the center of the candle and run your finger down the middle of the letters to hold it in place.

Then, press the vinyl down the front of the candle, working from the middle of the words outward. I like using the Cricut mat scraper to get the vinyl to stick to the candles, but a credit card also works well for this step.

Continue adding the vinyl words to your candles until you have all your dollar store candles are decorated! You can even add more decorations to your pumpkins by tying some twine bows or buffalo plaid ribbon around the top of each of your candles before you set them out with the rest of your farmhouse fall decor!

Rae Dunn Candles
Create your own DIY fall farmhouse decor by transforming Dollar Tree candles into cute Rae Dunn candles!
Materials
- Tall candles (purchased at Dollar Tree)
- Black vinyl
- Rae Dunn word SVG file
Tools
- Cricut cutting machine
- Scissors
- Transfer tape
Instructions
- Upload SVG into Cricut Design Space and select the file.
- If you’re not cutting all the words, ungroup the letters, then select which words you would like to cut.
- Select all the letters in the word you will be cutting, then group those letters together.
- Resize the word to fit on your candle.
- Delete the remaining words.
- Weld the letters together.
- Cut the words on the black vinyl and weed the excess vinyl from around each word.
- Place transfer tape over each word and transfer the vinyl to the front of each candle, starting in the middle of the word and pressing outward to adhere the vinyl to the glass.
- Press each letter into the candle firmly, then remove the transfer tape.
- Decorate the top of the candle with ribbon or twine, if desired.
More Fun Farmhouse Craft Ideas:
Rustic Farmhouse Mason Jar Lid Wreath
Easy DIY Farmhouse Style Popsicle Stick Coasters
DIY Fall Farmhouse Wreath with Removable Bow
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Emily is a midwestern mom of two boys. She loves all things DIY — from home renovations to kids birthday party planning. Whether she’s making a new farmhouse craft for her home or helping her kids with a cool activity, you can bet she’s in the middle of some kind of DIY project (or three) right now!




I am very excited about your site But I can not pull up th contents amount for Cherry pie bars. My granddaughter will love these
please tell me how I got ingredients on 2 sites but neither have amounts. Thank you
Hi Christine!! You can get the recipe for the cherry pie bars here: https://www.hunnyimhomediy.com/gluten-free-cherry-pie-bars/. If you scroll all the way to the bottom of the post, you’ll find the recipe with the ingredient amounts and instructions. I hope your granddaughter loves them!
This is such a great idea. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you so much for sharing on the Senior Salon Pit Stop! I’ll be featuring your post on Monday’s #SSPS. Congrats!
Maria @ kraftyplanner.com
SUPER CUTE, Emily!
We will be featuring you starting Wednesday at the Creative Crafts Linky Party! Pinned and shared!
Creatively, Beth
Thanks so much for the feature!