Kate Aspen “Vintage” Milk Favor Jar, Set of 12
- Candle Making Wax
- I’ve read that soy wax is the cleanest to burn, however, we used what we had.
- Glass Jar
- So many choices! We found ours here, online. The blue jars were found at Joann’s Fabric.
- Wick
- We used the types of wicks with the metal stoppers already attached to the bottom.
- Toothpick or pencil
- To hold the wick in place.
- Something to protect your work surface
- I used a piece of clear vinyl over our countertops.
- Metal pot
- Wax melts the best in a metal pot, but you will need to set up a type of double broiler method, as the pot with the wax in it should not be directly touching the heat source.
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Hi
Great tutorial thank you. Just wanted to find out, how well does the glass deal with the heat from the candle?
Thanks
Nadine
Hello, I have just a couple of questions about your candle in a jar project. I wanted to do something like this project this Christmas to give out as a little Christmas gift, and I just had a few questions for you before doing this project. My first question is could you give me a estimate of how much wax I would need to do this project if I only used 12 jars. I would also like to know could you tell me the type of wax and scent that you used to make that pure white color. My next question is could you send me the link to the exact type of wicks that you used because I can’t find them anywhere on the internet.
PS: I love your crafts and you can just email me all of your responses
You know, I think I want to be your neighbor. Not just for the gift, but I love all the inspiration you always provide! Great job and Merry Christmas!!!