Benet Frandrup Making Candles.wmv

[@gaiayoyo]

Lovely video. What a joy to see this process. Thank you for sharing it. Your spirit is so gracious it felt like I was pulled right in the video, and could almost smell the beeswax! You do beautiful work and I am sure the candles carry your spirit as an offering of love into their intended service. Blessings

[@Banchuba]

what a lot of work! thanks for the video!

[@sr.marycatharineperry547]

Thanks, Sister! You gave me a lot of good ideas! What kind of mesh bag do you use? I tend to let the carbon and junk sit in the bottom of my melter which wastes a lot of wax. God bless you!

[@archie868]

Hello, Wonderful video and very informative. I make beeswax candles for gifts and personal use and have had no luck in proper wick sizing. I Have performed many burn tests and to date have only perfected tapered candles. I wonder if you might lend some suggestions as to the type of wick and size you use in your pillar candles as well as votives? Thank you .Keith

[@alfredo8952]

I am from a small town in México. In my town, there was a family who used to make candles and everyone had bees all over the municipality. That family died out and sadly, nobody makes candles anymore. I always heard and had seen different sizes of wicks according to the thickness of the candle. I had been trying to make candles but, cannot find the correct information about wick sizes. Do you have any book that will teach us how to make them and how thick the wick has to be?

[@Gameang123acdc]

interesting!

[@Gameang123acdc]

OMG!! :DD