…Crisco, or a light coating of petroleum jelly. Heat your soap and color as desired, then pour into the mold (I poured mine about 1/2 inch deep). After it has been poured, applying a quick spritz of rubbing alcohol to…

…place to ensure a tight seal. It may help to lightly wind the wick around the screw before applying sealer. You don’t want to be able to see any wick.               6. Initial Pour…

…stirring, if you leave it now, it may boil out of the pot. After stirring for a few minutes you should get something that looks like applesauce.         Keep stirring and it i will change to the…

Make these easy citronella candles to keep away the bugs this summer! You Will Need: –Container Wax (We used soy since it burns at a slower rate) –Containers (such as buckets, jars, or flower pots) –Wicks (appropriate size for your…

…less likely to flake. Dye may be used in the wax to match the color of the stuffed animal. Using a matching dye will minimize the “icing” appearance that the wax may produce (although some may prefer the iced look)….

…containers are unsafe (talk about a meaningless waste of words). It is probably best to approach the topic of what actually makes a container unsafe. I can think of two categories of containers that would be considered unsafe. One such…

…beads are dry to the touch. To Bake: Preheat your oven to 200 degrees F. Place a cookie cutter on a baking sheet and pour the beads into the cutter. Bake for approximately 45 minutes at 200 degrees. Allow the…

These adorable candy corn candles are perfect for fall! You Will Need: –Slim Pyramid Mold –Pillar Wax (Ecosoya Pillar Blend creates the perfect pastel appearance!) –Raw Wick (We used 24-Ply Flat Braid) –Wick Screw –Mold Sealer –Wick Holder Bar or…

An easy way to use up leftover wax and make a beautiful and unique candle. You Will Need: Wax Cut-outs (See Pillar Embellishment Tutorial) Pre-Tabbed Wick (of the appropriate size for your cut-outs) When you make your wax cut-outs to…