Flower Candle - 4 K Free Video Process Tutorial, Step by Step

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Let's create this beautiful and luxurious flower candle together. Turn on the sound for ASMR effects of the crafting process and set the video to the highest resolution available to you to fully enjoy the aesthetics.

This candle makes a great handmade gift for loved ones and is sure to impress your guests. If you have any questions about the process, don't hesitate to write them in the comment area. If you found the video interesting, please take a moment to like it. Your likes let me know that you enjoyed it, and it encourages me to create more content like this. Additionally, if you have any suggestions for future videos, feel free to write them in the comments. Your input is valuable, and I'm always open to new ideas.

What you'll need:

Beeswax:
Start with beeswax. If you're a beekeeper or know one, use yellow beeswax. With raw yellow beeswax, you won't obtain the same color when adding wax dye, but the honey smell and wax properties are more valuable, in my opinion. When buying white beeswax from the shop, finding the right one may take some trial and error—I tried about 5 types before finding the right ones (I will leave my affiliate links to the waxes I use below). White beeswax is often mixed with cheaper alternatives like paraffin and labeled as 100% organic beeswax, but the wax properties are not the same. Beeswax should be sticky and flexible to sculpt with. I use beeswax from two brands. One is too sticky to sculpt alone but is good for beginners, and the other is less flexible. Mixing them gives me the right consistency. You'll find your ideal consistency only by trying and failing. When looking for the right wax, make sure you buy in small quantities first.

Tools:
You can use parchment paper or a baking silicone mat for the petals. Use a spoon and a heat-resistant pot to melt the wax.
I use a coffee mug warmer (link below), but it can be done in a wax heater or double boiler.
Wax dye and fragrance oils are optional.
Use hand cream to prevent the wax from sticking to your hands.
Wooden egg - I found it in a charity shop, use anything similar shaped or a hard boiled egg to start with.
Candle wick, as the candle is made around the base, a thicker wick will provide a better burning. If you candle is smaller then use a thin wick.

Happy Crafting!

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