Bistro glasses are like mason jars – usable for any craft. So, why not use them for making candles? The supplies are 4 – 4 oz. bistro glasses, soy wax flakes, soy braided candle wicks, colored wax for dyeing your candles, candle scents, bamboo skewers and a hot glue gun. Take your braided wicks and...
Candles bring coziness, romance and warmth, no matter what the situation is. A handmade candle is cooler because you can make one with the ingredients and scents you like. Here’s a sweet smelling vanilla and coffee candle, and the supplies are small bowls or glasses, candle wax, a candle wick, coffee beans, chopped vanilla beans....
Dessert candles are perfect table toppers & decorations for parties, picnics, or during the holidays. To make one you’ll need 6 oz of container wax, 8 oz smooth jelly jar with lid, hot apple pie fragrance oil, hot apple pie premium liquid colorant, pour pitcher and some more things. Prepare the mason jar by using...
We’ve told you of many candles, and this time we’ll tell you about a travel candle which you can easily take where you want and create an atmosphere there. The supplies are scissors, a saucepan, a dish towel, a 16 oz. can, a golden tin, 3” candle wick, natural beeswax, essential oil. Pour the wax...
Spring is the time of flowers and everything is in blossom! Let’s make some spring-themed tea lights in the shape of roses. The supplies are fabric rose petals, tea lights, a glue gun and plastic spoons. Remove the handles from the spoons and glue your petals onto the spoons. Glue the spoons to the top...
In winter it’s so cool to remember the summer passed! Here’s a craft to do that will remind you of sunny days and wonderful lying on the beach. You’ll need clam or oyster shells, deep enough to hold some wax, similar size to a tealight, a double boiler, beeswax, waxed and wired tealight wicks with...
Teacup candles are cool items for vintage, feminine decor you can make by yourself. They are perfect for a tea party or could become nice handmade gifts for upcoming holidays. Vintage and antique teacups are perfect to make teacup candles, because they would make much more of a statement than regular teacups or ordinary candles....