How to make hand rolled beeswax candles. Easy tutorial for beginners. 2 ways and pretty decorating.

#candles #candlemaking #handmade
This is an easy tutorial of how to roll pretty beeswax candles out of honeycomb beeswax sheets. I hope you like it and create some rolled candles for yourselves or for gifts for family and friends. Enjoy watching! Love, PROCRAFTIVE

[@tootsiefirst]

Great looking gift. Could you please a link where you got the sweet little charm?

[@procraftive]

Thank you for your kind message! I bought the charms from ebay. Try this link: bit.ly/bee-charms

[@DDsAlchemy11]

Thank you these are beautiful

[@procraftive]

You are very welcome!🌷Thank you!☺

[@bbsaid218]

A sushi rolling mat helps

[@procraftive]

@bbsaid218 Thank you for your tip!👌

[@Arizona_lilly]

beautiful

[@procraftive]

Thank you Lilly. :)

[@mariakeenan4908]

What was the size wick you used?

[@TheHappyHomesteadingHerbalist]

What size wick is best?

[@procraftive]

I have used #1.

[@anio6865]

How lmany hours do these size burn for ?

[@procraftive]

Approximately 3 hours (give or take). Beeswax generally burns the longest compared to soy and paraffin wax.

[@amandahanson5740]

I’m about to ask a dumb question, but please try to indulge me with an answer. Ok, I recently took up making these candles out of these sheets, and it’s going well. But I’m wondering about these fancy ones with herbs, strings, fabrics, charms, and all that. I see how they’d make a lovely gift, but can’t you light them with all these bits that could burn? Am I missing something? Is it safe to burn these with their ornaments still affixed? What about the ones with dried herbs? Or will I set my house on fire? Or is the point to just have unlit candles lying about the house, just as a decoration, with no intention of burning them? Thank you for your patience with my ignorance, and your guidance. Oh! And thank you for making this video. ❤️