HOW TO - MAKE BEESWAX WRAPS - 4 WAYS TO DO IT! - STEP BY STEP TUTORIAL
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- Опубликовано: 7 ноя 2018
- This video is packed full of info, tips and tricks. Follow along and watch how to make lots of re-usable beeswax wraps for gifts and yourself! Read below all the Q&A's for more info.
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Supply List:
-Pre-washed 100% cotton fabric, muslin, sheeting or shirt material
-Bowls, plates or lids to draw circles with
-pencil to draw circles
-pinking shears
-Marvy Fabric pen
-Block of good quality beeswax. I bought mine from Michael's,
-Paper bag and mallot to crush pine resin into a powder or buy powdered pine resin
-cutting board to protect your table
-old towel to collect any beeswax runoff
-parchment baking paper
-masking tape
-grater bought from second hand store
-spoon to measure out resin and jojoba oil
-iron
-drying rack or clothes line or string attached to two chairs
-old baking sheet that you will use just for melting wax or cover your sheet in aluminium foil if you don't want it covered in wax
-aluminium foil
-oven / stove
-timer
-double boiler. I bought the top part from a second hand store and used the bottom of mine that I already had.
-natural beeswax from a bee farm
-tongs
-cheap paint brush from dollar store - I bought a craftsman
-recycled wax paper box to store your beeswax wraps
Q & A
1.Can you use soy wax?
It doesn’t work as well because it has a lower melting point so not as good as beeswax
2.Why do you need pine resin?
Pine resin will assist when molding your wraps. It will keep the wraps from cracking and allow the wraps to adhere much better
3.Why do you use Jojoba oil?
It gives the wraps a bit more softness and flexibility which aids in the molding of the wrap. Jojoba oil also has anti-bacterial properties and has a long shelf life. Therefore, you shouldn’t use other oils as they can go rancid.
4.Why aren’t my wraps molding and clinging together?
This may happen if you do not use the pine resin and jojoba oil.
Also, the best thing to do is to activate your wraps before your first use. To do this scrunch up your wrap and this will make your wraps tackier.
You are using your warm hands to mold the wrap around your bowl but remember it sticks to the surface but it also sticks to itself so overlap the edges of the wrap for a good seal.
5.How do I wash my wraps?
Place them in cold water and use a mild detergent. You can gently use a cloth or use your fingers to wipe it clean and then air dry.
6.How long do the wraps last?
About 1 year. Depending on how much they are used.
7.Do I just throw them out after a year?
No! Once you see a lot of cracks in the wax or any wax chipping off you can renew your wraps by re-waxing them using one of the four methods in this video.
8.How do I know what I have in my wraps in the fridge, because they are not see through?
You can color code your wraps. Green for avocado, red for tomato, yellow for onion or you can use fabric pens and write on the names on the fabric before you wax them!
9.Do I have to turn it over and wax the other side?
No. If you have used a nice thin pre-washed cotton fabric then the wax will seep through to the other side.
10.How do I store my beeswax wraps?
You can lay them flat or fold them and store in your wax paper drawer. Or you can roll them around a wax paper or wrapping paper cardboard roll and place a piece of parchment paper around them to keep them from picking up dust or particles. Or roll them and place them in a wax paper box.
11. Why are my beeswax wraps not sticking?
Could be a few reasons.
- You didn't use the pine resin
- You don't have enough wax on your wrap
- You didn't scrunch up your new wrap to activate it
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Thanks for the video! Instead of making a mess in the double boiler, I use a wide mouth mason jar and a paintbrush. No need to clean, just put the lid on and it's ready to go when I need to make more or touch-up the ones I have.
I just leave my left overs in the double boiler and then re-melt when needed but if you don’t have an old double boiler kicking around than the canning jar is perfect. Thanks for sharing your great idea with us Linda!
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This is great to know ! I think I’ll try this with a mason jar. That way I can do touch ups
You just put the jar in the pot for awhile?
How do you rewarm the mason jar?
Love these reusable wraps! Perfect for a stash buster too.
Hi Patti, What a superb demonstration! Thank you so much for doing this organised and well explained video. I have made a few before but perhaps the fabric I used were not thick enough they did not turn out as I had expected. I will definitely try your fourth method when I get my ingredients together
Thank you for your thorough explanation. I like the paintbrush method the best!!!
I really love this. This just makes sense! Thank you so much for taking the time to make the video.
Excellent tutorial! By far the best I’ve watched, thank you Patty and you have a new fan!
Thanks so much! Yeah, I like having fans! Enjoy making your beeswax wraps!
I was thinking about using a brush to disperse the wax and was just about to switch channels to find if someone had done this and you surprised me with it. Well done.
Very thorough tutorial (without unnecessary blabber), and you actually explain how to use them/what to use them on! Thank you so much. I can’t wait to try this :)
Thanks for watching! Enjoy making your beeswax wraps!
I really appreciate the thorough video!
Not just the recipe but also the motherly tips about making use of excess wax, not enough wax, storage, usage, folds and more!
The little things that are hard to find elsewhere ❤️
Thanks Dawn. Although it makes for long videos I think most viewers like all the details. So thanks for your supportive comment.
Love this idea. 😍
I'll be making a bunch of these!
Thank you for an amazing tutorial! ❤💖❤💖❤💖
Excellent tutorial! Thank you so much for not only showing so many methods to make these, but how to use them and wrap things at the end!
Glad you enjoyed the full tutorial.
I love how you not only showed the different methods, but that you also included wrapping and folding techniques! An excellent tutorial! Thanks!
Thank you so much for this amazing, in depth tutorial! I really just came here to find out which kind of fabric I would need and the ingredients involved but I stayed for the entire video and found myself entranced by your demonstration. Now I have 4 ways to try making them! Thanks for taking your time to teach us. You are so easy to listen to and very thorough in your explanations. 🥰
Thanks so much Kelly for taking the time to write such a supportive comment. Glad you enjoyed the whole video. Lots of info for sure.
Same!! Lol stayed for the whole tutorial 😅
Thanks for watching the whole video! Enjoy making your wraps.
This was a fantastic tutorial. Concise, well thought out, and well presented. Thank you, I will be using the final method 😊
Really appreciate the great comment. Thanks for taking the time. These kind of comments really motivate to continue making more videos. Enjoy making the wraps with last method.
I used the last method and was amazed at how many wraps I got altogether in various sizes. I appreciate your folding howtos as well
Thanks for watching. Yes, the wax mixture goes a long way to make lots of wonderful wraps.
I know what I'm doing with my scrape fabric! Wonderful!!
OMG what a great idea! Thank you for all of your instructions. I really love the sandwich wrapper. Such a fun way to get more plastic out if our kitchens :)
Been wanting to make these forever and I love that you have different methods, so thank you! I can't wait to try, and I know a couple of people who will appreciate them as gifts, too. I have been concerned about the level of harmful waste produced by my household with plastics and such so I am looking for ways to decrease that.
Good idea using the leftover baker's paper box for storage. I think I am going to use muslin or another unwaxed fabric to make a 'dust envelope' to store folded wraps in.
Glad you found my video! So many great things you can do with these wraps. Making a dust envelope is another great idea. Thanks for sharing.
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Crafty Patti I’m ready to go, but do not know proportions of the ingredients. Thanks , love your method.
@@yvonneprimeau5475 early in the video there is a table. I wrote down, 1 C wax, 1/2 C Resin, 2 TB oil. Scale up or down as needed.
@@CraftyPattiArtsCrafts I too loved your recipes/instructions. BUT how do you get wax off of fingers, the iron, scissors etc? I don't want it to go down my drain and clog up the pipes.
Love the brush method! Brilliant! Thank you. 💕🐝
Thank you for sharing your craft I just love it.
Excellent job, Patti. Thank you for explaining the reason for pine resin and jojoba oil.
What was the jojoba oil and the pine resin for? Didn't catch it :(
Which minute is it?
I have been using a few that I purchased and am so happy you shared this. Perfect Christmas gifts for my family. Thank you so much❤️
Your very welcome. They make great gifts. Thanks for watching!
Thanks for answering all of my questions!
Can't wait to try this! Will write in with my results!!
Perfect! Looking forward to your results!
Thanks. Great Tutorial. I love it. So easy and you can choose!
Patti, Thank you so much for this excellent tutorial. I made these wraps using the paint brush method you suggested. There was a slight learning curve but it worked very well. I found that red fabrics leached out a lot of red dye onto the parchment paper and made an awful mess, so I would suggest staying away from red fabrics. Other than that, it went very well. I make 6 breads at a time and then freeze them. I have been wrapping them with plastic wrap, then tinfoil, then place in a ziploc bag. Now I just use these wraps and the same ziploc bag over and over. This saves so much waste!
It’s so nice to hear these wonderful comments. So glad the process was successful for you. Thanks for watching! Enjoy that yummy homemade bread! I can smell it from here!
Thank you for your excellent tutorial with the option for different methods. This is very well-organized! I can't wait to try this.
Thks Karen. Have fun making your beeswax wraps! I love mine and use them daily.
Excellent demo. really informative, thank you.
This is the best tutorial I’ve seen for this so far.
Thanks Heather. I was worried about the length of the video but there was so much info to put out there. Thanks for watching!
Thank you so much for this informative demonstration!! You inspired me to make these for not only myself, but my relatives as well! My mom and sisters are always looking for nifty practical things :D
Their favorite gifts are things they can use. They'll definitely get a kick out of this.
Perfect! Glad I gave you an idea for a practical gift for yourself and relatives!
this is fantastic!
simple but amazing. Thank you!
Fantastic. Making some as soon as resin comes in. Using method 4. Thank God you got some sleep and came up with that. Lol. Jojoba “oil” is actually a wax. You got a new sub today. Gonna binge watch your past awesomeness. Have a blessed day1
Thanks for the great comment and a new sub. Yeah!
Jojoba is very interesting isn’t it. The term jojoba oil and jojoba wax are often used interchangeably because the wax visually appears to be a mobile oil. Great for many uses.
Brilliant instructions! I have my own bees, so I’ll be using their wax to make some of these wraps, with extra ones for fiends and family...
Oh your so lucky to have your own bees! So cool! Enjoy making your wraps for friends and family!
I have been wanting to learn how to do this for awhile and in all the tutorials I watched, your's was so informative. Thank you :) I'm excited to get started.
Thanks Renee. Enjoy making your bees wax wraps!
I enjoyed this video. Great tutorial and love that you gave some variety of ways to do this. Thank you.
I like method number one best. Great tutorial, I've never heard of this before. Thanks so much.
I agree. The oven method seems to be a lot of faffing about and you still need to use the baking parchment and iron. But it might be possible to combine the two methods and put extra dry wax over the fabric and use a second piece on top, melting the wax through both layers.
Ok, I just have to share this.....I've never tried this before, so I'm not as adept as you are Patti. For the sake of others who are inexperienced as I was, here are a few challenges I ran into. I used my ironing board (mistake). The wax and resin liquified and seeped out under the edges of the parchment and onto my ironing board and floor. I should have used a larger ironing area as you did, and/or put down a disposable material on the floor. I found that despite the resin being finely ground, it left a lot of yellow stains on my fabric, no matter how much I tried to iron them out. I ended up using just beeswax on the remainder of my fabric circles, as these were to be gifts, and I couldn't give them away with all that yellowish discoloration. Perhaps it didn't help that I chose a white on white cotton fabric to use, but it sure is pretty without the stains. After all of the scraping off of wax and resin from my floor (as well as using a hot iron and brown paper bags to melt it off), and realizing that I now have to buy a new ironing board cover, I've decided to retire this craft project for a long while, LOL. Kudos to those of you who did it right!
Love the idea and wondered how to make these.
Wonderful! I bought a sheet from our local pharmacy and paid $18 for the sheet. I use it to wrap my homemade bread, but now I can make them to gift with the bread I give to family and friends. Thank you for sharing your amazing video.
Sounds like you will be making some very rewarding gifts! Enjoy making the wraps.
Excellent tutorial! Thank you 👍
Thank you for a thorough how to video. I can’t wait to try it😊
Thank you for a great work!
I tried to make my own wraps with only wax and coconut oil. It's not bad, but I think not for a long time of using. Now I'm looking for a pine resin.
I just saw it on ebay
this wee video is awesome - amazing and the best explanation of how to make them and especially - how to use them - thanks
Thanks for sharing. The best demonstration of beeswax wraps. Excellent,!!!!
Wow, thank you!
patti.. you and your pro-cess are just precious!! ♡
Ahh thanks Renee. I was very happy how they turned out! Fun project!
I loved the weaving you did and you sent me the photos. I have some how lost the email. I would love to post your weaving on my face book page. If that’s okay with you, could you send your photo again to me at craftypatti60@gmail.com
done! thanks patti so happy you want to share my (amateur) not so pro-ject! lol ;)
Thank you SO MUCH for the tutorial! My resolution for 2020 is to minimize my plastic consumption, including cling wrap! Thank you for helping me accomplish my goal! You're the best! Happy New Year !
Your very welcome! Enjoy making lots of wraps so you can stop using plastic wrap!
Thank you! I got this recipe off the internet and you are the only video I found that use rosin and jojoba oil. Love your video and the information in the information section. I am making these to sell at the farmers market from beeswax from the local bee keeper.
That’s great that you have a local bee keeper. Have fun making your wraps!
Great tutorial! Thank you!
Great video Patty!!! Thank you for sharing such wonderful information!!
Patti - Thank you so much for your most excellent and comprehensive tutorial. I learned everything I needed to know!
My daughter is a marine biologist and we are all ocean divers and lovers. We see first hand every day the overwhelming and dangerous level of plastic in our oceans - and birds and fish. And we are doing our part to the best of our ability to be a part of the solution - and not the problem.
That being said, I am making these for everybody I know! Even my customers.
The investment in time and money is worth it on my part, and I appreciate so much your showing me the best ways to make these.
We are also planning a "Wrap" party with my daughter's friends - and looking forward to a fun music and wine evening!
You are awesome!
Oh what a fun evening you have planned! Lots of hands to make less work! It’s great that you are getting everyone on board. Haha. A bad pun. On board a boat.
It’s really sad the amount of garbage and plastic that one sees in our oceans. Such a shame. Well at least we are trying to help out.
I've just found the best activity to my teenager's next birthday party! Thank you both for so good ideas!!
Sounds like your going to have a great party! More hands less work! Have fun!
Perfect, thank you!
Very enjoyable video. Thanks for the great info.
hi, Patti! This video has been SO helpful, thank you so much! I'm enjoying making beeswax wraps, it's very new for me, and this video helps to find the best practice that works for me! i've done a melt over the stovetop in a double-boiler and brush on fabric, but the process was not concise enough to make the least amount of mess. your tips and techniques are super helpful, tried #1 today and it works like a dream. i especially like reusing the parchment paper and just-made wrap to iron over and make the most of excess beeswax/resin.
Well I’m glad you found the method that works best for you.
To be able to tell what is in your wrap after you have waxed it use a wax pencil to write on the outside of your wrap.
Type of food :
Date made:
Date to be disposed of: (or composted)
If you can’t find a wax pencil you could use a beeswax crayon 🖍
Great idea Julie! Thks for sharing your tip with all the viewers!
Thank you for the video! I loved the tips a lot
Amazing tutorial Patty 😻
Thank U for sharing Ur lovely ideas 💡🤓 💕🌈
Hello Patti! I am soooo glad that I found your video! I tried making these before, using a double boiler method and then layering the fabric pieces to disperse the excess wax. The previous tutorials did not include ironing the fabric. Mine were a total failure! I bought coordinating fabrics, all the supplies, and was terribly disappointed with the results. I hope I didn't throw them away! I may be able to rescue them by ironing them!
Which method is your favorite?
Thanks again!!!
Oh dear. That would have been very disappointing. I hope you do find them because ironing them between the parchment paper and maybe another piece of material will probably save them.
My favorite method is the last one I showed in the video which was melting everything together in the double boiler and using a paint brush to apply the melted wax solution to the fabric and then evening it out with the iron on top of the parchment paper.
Excellent I was going to suggest paint brush
This is such a detailed and brilliant tutorial! Thank you so much, you've inspired me to make my own very soon.
Yeah! Create and Inspire is my motto! Have fun making lots of wraps!
Loved your methods. Definitely number 4 is the one I would use. Thank you for the great demos 😍
How much resin and oil to one pound of wax ?
This might just be the most informative and in depth video I have every watched on RUclips. Thanks for all your extra work.
I’m definitely a detailed person. Lol. I try to give information that could possibly be a future question.
Hi Patti...I have tried this so many times from other video dems as well and I am just not satisfied with them. I can adjust most of the issues but they don't cling like I had hoped for. I washed my fabric and it is 100% cotton. Do you have any insight you could share?
There are a few reasons they might not cling.
-If you don't have enough wax saturated into both sides of your fabric
-Your iron was not hot enough to melt the pine resin and wax.
-Not enough pine resin. This is what gives you the stickiness.
-You didn't activate the wrap by scrunching it up in your hand then open it flat again for use.
-Use the heat of your hands to get it to stick to bowl but its better if you get it overlap the edges of the wrap so it sticks to itself.
It's absolutely amazing. I saw this in tiktok, and the person was selling it for $30 a pack of 3 🥺 So, I came to look at how I could make it at home. You said $0.70 each that's fabulous. I will do this to give away to my family. Thank you so much
Yes, they charge a lot for the wraps. Enjoy making them!
Truly love love love this ! Can’t wait to get started
Hi. After following this tutorial I decided to make some using the ironing method. I noticed though that after a day or so of them being folded and when I scrunched them up - where the creases are it had a lot of powder produced. What am I doing wrong and how do I correct those I've done? - thank you
If you have powder forming than it means that the resin has not totally dissolved and melted. That is the benefit of melting all 3 ingredients in a double boiler. It’s a bit more work but you get better results.
Try ironing the ones you have again to make sure the resin has melted.
@@CraftyPattiArtsCrafts Brilliant - thank you for getting back to me so quickly - will change methods...
Why the pine resin and Jojoba oil, what do they add to end product?
The pine resin adds the stickiness for the wraps and also prevents the beeswax from cracking. The joboba oil aids the softness to the wrap. If you try and use just beeswax it will crack and eventually the wax could fall off. All the beeswax wraps that you can buy in the store will have resin and jojoba oil in them.
@@CraftyPattiArtsCrafts where can. I buy pine resin and jajoba oil... Love ur video
I bought my pine resin and jojoba oil online. Here's the links that I had provided in the video description. Amazon links for the following products:
Powdered pine resin
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Organic Jojoba Oil
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@@CraftyPattiArtsCrafts can we substitute the oil to coconut oil?
I prefer to use the jojoba oil as it is also an antibacterial product and has a long shelf life. I have not tried coconut oil and will only use the jojoba oil.
I love that you showed how to use them as well! This is a great tutorial and I'm definitely going to try this out
Thanks so much for your supportive comment and thanks for watching!
Thank you for your time! It's been a pleasure to watch your video! 😘🤗
Thanks so much Aura! Glad you enjoyed the video!
Tks for sharing, this is a big help.
Love your videos.
One of the best tutorials I have seen in quite awhile. Thank you for sharing
Thanks so much Terri. Glad you enjoyed the tutorial.
This is a wonderful video. Very helpful. I tried the melt in a double boiler method. Loved it. My first experiment with making the wraps resulted in too much and an uneven distribution of wax. Using the double boiler, tongs, and baking paper and iron is simply genius. Not to mention doing more than one at a time. Thank you so much for sharing!
Yeah! Glad you found a method that works well for you! Enjoy making lots of wraps.
Thank you for this video !! I’ve been wanting to buy these and now maybe I could learn to make my own instead. Super appreciative of this & informative as well. I think you’re doing amazing ! Thanks
Your very welcome! Enjoy making lots of bees wax wraps!
This is a great video! I'm looking to decrease my single use plastics and your tutorial is detailed and explicit. Thank you for sharing!
Thanks so much Leanne. Enjoy making lots of wraps!
Wow Patti! This video was fantastic! Earlier today I made my first batch of wraps. I had recently purchased squares of ready melt cubes (beeswax, jojoba oil, and pine resin). I heard it was a nightmare to grate the beeswax, so I took the easier way out. However; when following the persons directions I felt that mine were way to heavy with wax. After watching this video I think I can salvage what I made earlier! Here goes nothing!!!! Thank you!!
Now you can make your wraps much better! Glad you found me.
Peppy sclafani where did you get the ready melt cubes from, please?
Awesome tutorial, Patti! Thanks for sharing your wisdom and tips!! You've now given me the confidence to try this at home.
That’s great! Thanks for watching!
Thank you so much from Thailand
Thank you for sharing your ideas
You are so welcome!
Thanks Crafty Patti! Very thoughtful and thorough.
Thanks Rebecca!
Best video! Great tips!
Thanks so much! Glad you enjoyed the tips!
Very informative!
Great tutorial thank you
Hello there , it's Deb here . Well, I am a craft are and have been my entire life and I am 54 years old. Why have I never heard of this before period OMG this is amazing definitely something to add to my soap And candle making business. Thank you so much for taking the time to produce this video. I am totally blown away at the simplicity of this and why people continue to use Plastic wrap. Maybe because day don't know about this either.I remember as a child seeing something might grandmother hand that was like the color of a fair break that it felt like I was running my hand across a piece of rubber and it was attached to the bowl light cling wrap. Maybe I have seen this for Before . Either way thank you so much for bringing it back to my attention. I couldn't have been more than about 4 years old and it was that a family reunion. It also had my grandmother's name written on it. Thanks again take care and God-bless Deb
Hello to another crafter!
So many things to have fun with in the arts and crafts world!
It’s so great that lots of us are going back to the basics and what we used to see our grandmothers do in the past. Loved your comment and thanks for sharing your wonderful story.
Reducing our plastics is great. I use my beeswax wraps daily!
Have fun making up a batch of them.
Thanks Patti! I found my project for the weekend ❤️
Yeah! Thanks for watching and enjoy making lots of wraps!
Love the video! We melted ingredients in a double boiler and made small (aprox 25 ml) "pucks" of wax. Form parchment paper in inverted large canning rings, then pour the wax in, and let the wax cool. Puck will peel off of the parchment paper. For even easier pull off (and less mess!), put the pucks in the refrigerator or freezer before you use them. With this method you can mix and melt all your ingredients in the proper proportions one time use the pre-measured pucks at any time. Reduces mess!! 1 puck is good for 11" x 11" square, maybe with some sopping by another piece.
Thanks for sharing Sherrie! I wanted to add something similar to the video but as you know this was already a very lengthy video! It’s great to have some ready to go so when the wraps need re waxing it will be real quick and easy, Thanks for taking the time to write your great comment.
This is an awesome video! I'm digging the brush on method & the baking sheet method mostly.
Glad you like the video!
I just cannot like this video enough!!! Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!! Best video I've found with so much useful information and not just rambling!! Love it
Thanks Martha. I worry sometimes that my videos are too long but in order to share all the needed info to make successful wraps it just takes longer. There are so many 5 min RUclips videos out there and if it is a how to video then viewers need to know all the steps.
I’m so glad to hear that more information is the way to go! So thanks for taking the time to comment and thanks for watching my long video!
I don’t like long videos when they just rambles to no end, but when it comes to informations videos like yours I watch the whole thing and then I repeat it to take notes! Haha
Thank you for sharing!!! You answered all the questions I had about it :)
Yeah!!
Thank you for the detailed video. I have been trying to scour the courage to moving to this ecofriendly crafty option and of course all the aided information! Thank you!
Your very welcome!
great video and super informative!
This was so I formative! Very clear instructions and so thoughtful of you mention everything to do with them!
Thank you appreciate all the effort.
I'm going to make me some wonderful beewax wrap!!! ☺️
Yes, this video was packed with info. Thanks for hanging in there and watching. Have fun making your wraps!
Thank you! ☺️
Fantastic tutorial. Thank you!
Your very welcome!
well, look where I found you today! I just was watching & learning to make my mesh produce bags day before yesterday. (made 6 small & 4 large ty) now today looking for diy beeswax paper & I find you! YAY
Haha. I have quite a few published videos. Glad you found my beeswax wraps. Lots of info. Enjoy crafting along. I wonder what you will find next.
OMG you are so neat! I can't wait to try it. 😍
Thanks sooo much for this!
Very informative who knew!
I really enjoy that blue and pink art
I had to go back and have a look to remember what I had on the wall. I have done so many different pieces over the years. That was a silk screen process.
You even showed us a close up of the package good video.
Great tutorial, thank you for taking the time to make it. I am a beekeeper and I am lucky enough to have several pounds of beeswax and have wanted to try this. The only thing I would add is to caution people, who have not worked with beeswax, that it is highly flammable. I see that your burners are turned off when you are dipping, and that is brilliant :) I have a crappy old crockpot that I dedicate to melting wax, so I am going to use an assortment of your methods and get to work!
Thanks for kind reminder and letting us all know how flammable beeswax is. You are very fortunate to have your own beeswax! Here’s to lots of successful wraps!
Very very helpful.. thank you.
Fabulous tutorial!! I used your "paintbrush" method and it worked out great! Best recipe for beeswax wraps!! Just waiting for more pine resin and jojoba oil to arrive to make more. Love these!! Thank you so much!
Awesome! Thank you!