DIY Scented Candles For Fall
Intro
I stumbled on these microwaveable soy candle flakes at Michaels and decided to give it a try.
This kit was super easy to use, especially because it comes in a plastic container that can melt the wax flakes.
Once I got this home, I decided to make some autumn-themed candles.
I used some orange, brown, and gold-colored crayons to color the wax. I also used some spices like cinnamon, cloves, and pumpkin spice to add an autumn scent.
The whole process was super easy, and I hope you give it a try.
In this post, I document my simple process.
For this project I used:
• Soy wax flakes
• Candle wick(s)
• Various sizes of Mason Jar or other up-cycled jar like a cute jelly jar.
• Crayons for color + Various Spices for added scent (optional)
These items are easy to find at your hobby/craft store, but if you can’t find them there, there’s always Amazon.
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5 Easy Steps
Keep the wick centered in the wax while the wax cools and sets.
Clip-art download available at [Watercolor Autumn Clip Art]
Supplies
Completed project! 😃
Gift Tags 🏷️
Last year I created some watercolor leaf clip art and decided to create gift tags.
I printed some leaf clip-art on a card stock sheet and then cut them out into tags.
Go to the Watercolor Autumn Clip-Art post to download these little leaves and the gift tag template.