The soft light and sweet aroma of candles always make a room more inviting. You can easily make your own naturally scented votive candles from hollowed-out lemon skins a...
Basic Epsom salts give blue candles an icy charm. Finish the scene with pinecones and bits of winter greenery.Tools and MaterialsRimmed baking sheet or trayEpsom saltsSm...
Decorate inexpensive pillar candles and you will have a display for your table and presents, too.Swirled-String Candles How-ToWorking in sections, warm the surface of a ...
Pay tribute to the Stars and Stripes (emphasis on the stripes). Red, white, and blue bands of sand dress up votive candles to make flickering lights that are cheerful an...
There's something magical about fire dancing on water. Reflected in the liquid's shimmering surface, the flickers of a candle's flame appear doubly radiant and twice as ...
Handmade votive candles are wonderful small gifts, and making them is a good way to use up beeswax left over from other candle making projects. Just about any small, sha...
Candles adorned with beeswax trees create an enchanting winter landscape indoors. And you don't need to melt any wax in order to make them; both taper and topper are mad...
Transform basic pillar candles with strips of beeswax and a simple under-and-over weave. Beeswax sheets come in a range of colors. We found that using natural shades of ...
Use hollowed-out squash shells to make whimsical candles that echo nature's masterpieces.. Acorn squash Melon baller Wax (we used old candles) Candy thermome...
These wonderful candles are a fun project that will leave your home beautifully lit and wonderful smelling.Tools and Materials2/3 cup Hydrogenated soybean wax or food sh...