Christmas Tree Candle Kit

$33.88

Create a cozy holiday atmosphere with this Christmas Tree Candle Making Kit from Natures Garden. This all-in-one set includes everything you need to craft beautiful, festive candles shaped like charming Christmas trees. Each kit features high-quality wax, micas, and delightful fragrance oils to fill your home with the scents of the season. Perfect for veteran crafters and those just starting out, it includes step-by-step instructions.

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Usage & Recommendations

Making our Christmas Tree Candle:

Our Christmas Tree Candle Making Kit includes:

Pillar of Bliss Candle Wax
Glitter Gold and Garland Fragrance Oil
Ivory Nature Friendly Liquid Candle Dye
24K Gold Mica
Iridescent Radiance Gold Mica
Margarita Green Mica
Silicone Christmas Tree Mold
CD 12 Candle Wick
Wick Bar
Warning Label

Other Ingredients You'll Need: Scale, Pot (for double boiler), Mixing Spoon, Toothpick, Skewer

Instructions:

Clean and sanitize your work area as well as your packaging. When melting your candle wax, we recommend using a double boiler. Add a few inches of water to your pot and place it on the stovetop on medium heat. When melting the wax, place your pouring pot inside this pot.

In a pouring pot, weigh out 210 grams Pillar of Bliss Candle Wax.

While you are waiting, poke a hole in the bottom of your mold for the wick. We used a metal skewer to do this.
Thread a wick through the hole of your mold.

Using a double boiler, melt the wax to 195F. Stir occasionally as the wax is melting.
Use a toothpick to add just a small amount the ivory liquid candle dye.

Add 21 grams of the Glitter, Gold, and Garland Fragrance Oil. Stir.
Pour the wax into your mold at 160F-165F.

Center the wick, secure it with a wick bar, and allow the candle to set up.
If you used a tabbed wick, remove the tab. Remove the candle from the mold.

Trim the wick. Place a warning label on the bottom of the candle.
Dust your candle with the green and both gold micas.

Once cured, trim the wick to ¼” before burning.