Bingo! That's why I won't use those darn light bulbs. I don't think there are any types of shade specifically made for them, so a drum shade would certainly work. My question is:how will you keep it on? ;o)

And to make matters worse, there's the issue of the print on the base of the bulb - so noticeable that I can read it even without my glasses on!

Just doing search on making drum shades. Got completely overwhelmed with the steps needed, as well as materials that I've never heard of.

Maybe hanging a drum shade with chains (three? four?) going from the centre to the rim of the shade? I enjoy being creative but don't want it to look goofy....

Hi:
I have similar shades to those in the link below. They're made to slip onto the candle part, then you put the bulb in so the bulb holds the shade on. If you're interested, I can take a picture. But, I have a Kalco chandelier and the shades are Kalco, so I don't know they could be used on other chandeliers. I'd be happy to measure if you needed it.
Dee

Here is a link that might be useful: Kalco shades

Dee, The shade that I tried has two loops of wire that pinch the bulb. Yours must be more like traditional table lamp shade(ring at the bottom, wires/supports going up from the ring to the edge of the shade)?

Here's a picture of mine. Now that I look more closely at your picture, it looks like you have a wide piece at the top of your candle. Not sure if this would work in that case.
{{!gwi}}
Dee