Just melt beeswax, pour into silicone molds, add wicks, and let harden. Add dried florals and herbs, small pinecones, and cinnamon sticks to produce a sweet scent when burned. You can also make ...

Melted beeswax was used to secure the candle inside the mold and to secure a tiny decorative beeswax bee or butterfly on the front of the base. "This is a fun project," said Brynn Pope ...

which meant that beeswax candles were used almost exclusively by the upper classes and the Church in Europe during this time. All candles were made by dipping until the 1400's, when a French inventor ...