Rolled Beeswax Candles are the safest and easiest way to make candles. Since they are safe to make that you can get your children involved in making them. These candles would be a perfect gift to give out during the holidays or even give them out at the end of the school year to each of your children's teachers. Erica from The Bonnie Bath Company has provided simple instructions on how to make rolled beeswax candles on her blog.Friday, June 3, 2011
How to Make Rolled Beeswax Candles
Rolled Beeswax Candles are the safest and easiest way to make candles. Since they are safe to make that you can get your children involved in making them. These candles would be a perfect gift to give out during the holidays or even give them out at the end of the school year to each of your children's teachers. Erica from The Bonnie Bath Company has provided simple instructions on how to make rolled beeswax candles on her blog.
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Great idea! Rolled Beeswax Candles are so fun and easy. I also love how they look so vintage and old-timey!
This is how I started making candles years ago because it's so simple. The sheets became harder to buy though as our local Micheal's used to carry them and no longer do. I know make soy wax candles but still have some of my rolled beeswax candles around the house as my mom loves long ones.
Michelle
Michelle, I remember that Michaels used to sell the beeswax sheets. It was awhile ago that they got rid of them. The only local place I know that I get them is at Juniper Tree in Berkeley. They sell them indidivually. But for classes I buy them thru Glory Bee. Yaley (which is the brand Michaels carried) has a website which you can purchase the sheets online. They are located in Redding, CA.
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