…stickers. Step 7: Once the wax is melted, add your desired fragrance and colorant if desired, and mix thoroughly. Step 8: Pour the wax into the containers and allow to cool completely. Trim the wicks to approximately ¼” and enjoy!…

…DIY Candle Lid: Here is a great way to make your own cute and inexpensive covers for candles that don’t have lids.. Do It Yourself Wax Melter: For easy bulk wax melting. Handy Calculators: Use these tools to calculate how…

These hand-painted flag lanterns make a great addition to any outdoor décor! You Will Need: –Mason or Jelly Jars -Glass Paint (Blue and Red) -Paint Brush -Star-shaped Stickers -Tape –Container Wax and Wicks OR –Votive Wax, Wicks, and Molds –Fragrance…

An alternative to using mold sealer. Okay, so I’m sharing how I work my metal tape in hopes that it helps someone. This method has worked for me, without fail, saving me money on wasted tape and wax. I learned…

…garbage bag. Wax paper will stick to your soap and tear apart. I’ve used transparency paper to line the end of my molds, and freezer paper for the rest. OK, time to get on your goggles and gloves. Measure your…

…through the hole on the wick centering tool, and rest the tool on top of the jar. Then pour your wax, let it solidify, remove the tool, and marvel at your perfectly centered wick (don’t forget to trim the wick)….

…scents in different waxes, or the same scents with the same waxes and with different additives, and the list of variables can go on and on with no mercy on the candle maker. You know you can trust your nose…

…be found in Water Balloon Luminaries tutorial. For the above luminaries, we used Blue Liquid Candle Dye at 7 drops per pound of wax, and Red Liquid Candle Dye at 7 drops per pound. The white ones were left uncolored….