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If you need some direction to get you started look for candle making classes in your area, or do a simple Google search. Enjoy the soothing environment outdoor candles can create and add citronella oil to keep those pesky mosquitoes at bay.Ĭreate an assortment of red and white candles decorated with glitter and gold and give them away as Christmas gifts - there are so many uses for home-made candles! Change the atmosphere at home by burning candles with a range of different aromatherapy scents, from invigorating to relaxing. Experiment with different fragrances, colours, sizes and shapes. Shop online or visit a Spotlight store to buy all the necessary equipment and your supply of wax and wicks then get started on your new candle making hobby. Spotlight have all the necessary equipment for making candles yourself, such as neutral soy wax, candlewicks in different sizes, jars, candle holders, dyes, decorations, fragrant essential oils and candlewick holders. You may even discover a lucrative little home business! An enjoyable pastime, you can save money by making your own candles or giving them as lovely handmade gifts. How do I begin my candle making project?Ĭandle making is a popular craft. With so many uses it is no wonder people enjoy the craft of candle making as a means to relax and enjoy the practice of creating something from scratch which is beautiful, brings pleasure to the senses and has practical applications as well. Scented candles are fashionable as an aromatherapy method of fragrance diffusion and as a simple method of introducing pleasant scents to the home. But they remain as a trusted backup during power failures and as a chosen source of lighting for romantic occasions.Ĭandles have long held a recognised place in our ritualistic events such as on birthday cakes and at that widespread Christmas activity, Carols By Candlelight. When Thomas Edison invented the light bulb in the late 1800's, candles became obsolete as a method of lighting. Who doesn't love candles? That diverse, multipurpose lump of wax with a wick has given us light for hundreds of years and is now a popular accessory in many homes for that and other benefits.
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