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| old wax made into pods |
Hello there, I thought I would share with you one of my seclusion activities this past month. Since receiving a wax melting lamp this past Christmas from my daughter, I have pretty much used it daily. I love the subtle fragrance it gives off. Once the wax burns down and the light is off it hardens and creates a circular pod.
These pods have been collecting over the past few months. I’ve remelted them but they do not give off the fragrance as much the second time around. In the meantime all the old candles I have kept around the house, the ones that the wick goes before the wax burns off. I started using that wax to make even more pods, plus the fragrance was fresh and new! I then decided I would just put all the pods together and string them with a wick and create a new candle. Yet I wasn’t quite sure how to run a wick through them without cracking them. I'm new to this candle making business. I was thinking of stringing a needle. My son suggested heating the needle. That seemed like a smart idea. I have container that housed a Yankee Candle and the pods fit perfectly. I have a few more I want to make and then we'll see if it all comes together. Please feel free to give me any suggestions on my candle making process. And if you'd like comment and share some of your seclusion activities! Peace to you and stay healthy!
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| a pretty pod made by a happy accident |
