Blackened beeswax tutorial

Beeswax ornaments for the Christmas tree have a rich history steeped in old world tradition. German bakers were th e first to use intr...

A tutorial for making blackened beeswax ornaments for Christmas or any special occasion. A traditional craft that is easy to make.

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If you read my blog on a regular basis you already know that I'm a thrift shop junkie. I have a favorite local shop run by the sweetest lit...

As a beekeeper, I’ve learned firsthand how amazing beeswax can be. You’ll find this natural substance in many of my DIY recipes for everything from soap to lotion bars. Beeswax uses don’t stop at DIY skincare recipes though!

If you read my blog on a regular basis you already know that I'm a thrift shop junkie. I have a favorite local shop run by the sweetest lit...

I had a few questions after my last post on how to make blackened beeswax candles. In this post I will show you MY version of this process. I'm not saying this is the right way or the only way to do this, just the way that I figured out how to do it. The best part is you can use any old beat up candle for the base. I purchase my beat up candles at garage sales. If they are colored it is fine, as the beeswax will black. The first thing that I do is take them out to the garage and fit the…

Beeswax is a versatile product to use in your home. You'll find many uses for beeswax like making lip balm, salve, and other body products.