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Sheet Beeswax Candles

By Stella Bui-Rivet
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Date: 12/19/2005 Topics: Christmas > Gifts > Crafts | Craft Projects > Candlemaking | Photos > Crafts  
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These quick and simple candles can be put together in 5 to 10 minutes and they make a great gift.

Sheet Beeswax Candles

  • Sheet Bees Wax ( I was able to find this at a shop where honey and other products of bees were sold)
  • Hair dryer
  • String Wicks ( get a thinner wick since these burn faster than parafin wax)
  • Scissors or a knife

Sheet Beeswax Candles

Cut the wax down to the height that you want the candle to be but keep it the same width so you can roll it up evenly.

Cut the wick slightly larger than the height of your wax. Use the hair dryer on the wax to make it softer and easy to roll without cracking.

Place the wick on one end of the wax and fold over a small end of the wax on top of the wick and press down lightly to hold the wax in place. Then proceed to roll the candle until you reach the end.

Sheet Beeswax Candles

Use the hair dryer on the seam and press down lightly to make sure it will stay rolled. Then use the hair dryer on the bottom then use your finger to bond the layers together a bit and hold the little peice of wick sticking out the bottom in place.

Sheet Beeswax Candles

Wrap nicely and give as a gift or put it straight into one of your candle holders and light. In the picture I wrapped them all together, but if it was going to be awhile til I delivered the gift or were going to be exposed to a lot of heat, I would wrap each candle separately to avoid them melting together.

Sheet Beeswax Candles

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By wdyjsu (360) Profile Contact
Cute!! I love those!

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