… I made “wax” flowers for my candles!
Similar to the “Glass” flowers I have showed you in the past (Paper flowers dipped in UTEE) these paper flowers are dipped in beeswax and attached to simple plain candles.
Start by melting the Beeswax by Ranger in your melting pot
Punch or cut out your flower petals. You can also use pre-made mulberry paper flowers or leaves. Dip them in the melted wax, allowing the excess to drain off. Let them cool. Layer the flowers by lightly heating the wax with a heat tool and place the layers then allow to cool.
To attach the dipped flowers and leaves to the candle, use your heat tool to carefully melt the wax of the candle slightly and the wax of the flower. Allow to cool and harden.
Add a ribbon bow if desired. These can be made for any season…not just Christmas!
As with any candle, use caution while burning! The paper is encased in wax, but can still burn!!
Happy Holidays!
Laura
The candles are lovely! Great idea adhering flowers to candles by “waxing” flowers. Very pretty!
Beautiful.
love the flowers, really dresses up the candles. Hot.
Stunning flowers and leaves and such a brilliant idea. I have a big jar of the wax but havent used it yet- but will once I have more time. The local school is having a summer fair to raise funds so am starting with cards, boxes, candles, mobiles and jewellery. Anyway Laura hope you and your family have a wonderful Christmas and all the Best for the New Year.
Just beautiful!
I’ve never seen bees wax from Ranger. I’m hoping when Hobby Lobby opens 1 1/2 hours away that I can finally find some of these things!! Hope your mother-in-laws surgery went well and that she is on the road to a speedy recovery!
Hugs!
What a lovely idea! Many years ago, I dipped real, dried flowers in parafin and ‘stuck’ them on pillars candles. I like the idea of being able to craft my flowers instead of being limited to what real dried flowers I can find. Have a wonderful Christmas. And I’m looking forward to the New Year’s Eve Bash! DoriG
OMGOSH how amazing is this!!!!
hugs
Brenda
When I was growing there was a candle shop where the lady embellished pillars with artificial flowers (then plastic) dipped in melted wax and added glitter, ribbon, etc. The aroma in the shop is one of my favorite holiday memories to this day. Happy Holidays, and keep everyone locked away for safety’s sake! Cynthia
I like how the paper is no dulled by the wax, they look great!
Gloria H
Hello Laura,
This is also great!!.
Thanks for al youre videos,youre tutorials and inspirations.
Wish you and your family a merry christmas and a happy new year.
Greets and hugs Ria
I love your paper flowers dipped in wax. Did you use a Cricut crtridge to cut the flowers? If so, would you let us know which one you used.
Thank you,
Maritza
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