Making Candles at Home- Full Step-by-Step Tutorial

[@jenwilger411]

I find it admirable that you are educating us on how to make our own candles when you have your own business. Thank you, kind soul.

[@busylittlehooves]

Agreed 🙌🏻

[@marihahart7847]

Me too! AND this is the BEST video I've seen on how to make candles. It's super clear, a good tempo so I don't feel overwhelmed, and thorough. Thank you SO MUCH for this video. I can't afford clean candles but NEED my hygge. ❤

[@maddiemudd9544]

As do i

[@jean700]

tks for the video, very helpful and fun! 1 question abt wick. if making it from scratch,must the cotton thread be coated with melted candle (e tra step:(. can just o sent raw content thread without coating?

[@queenbap3168]

How can I buy your candles

[@ScottRock-mr6qk]

So, I'm a man, and when I was a kid, my mom made some candles with paraffin wax crayons as coloring, and I had those candles for a long time. One was in the shape of a chocolate shake with wick making the straw. And when I stumbled across this video, it brought back all those memories of my mom making those candles. Thank you so much for triggering those memories of my childhood. Also, you were very thorough in how to make them too. Great job!!

[@YiistoLPlayz]

This lady really just showed us how to sell candles without charging , real goat I hope u have a successful time 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🤟🏼🤟🏼🤟🏼

[@gwenbaird9368]

Hello I found your demonstration very good I am 84 years young and thought I might like to make candles as Christmas gifts you explained things very clearly thankyou

[@toleenkilani7729]

this was incredibly informative. i admire how gentle and sweet you were during the whole thing you left nothing for a person to wonder or need to ask!! thank you

[@stacyramey9630]

It took me stumbling across this ONE and first video of yours to subscribe!! You were thorough, easy to understand, and you repeated yourself at pivotal points!! Such a sigh of relief!!! ❤

[@saraeugeniamaldonado8016]

Thank you for sharing your wisdom, gratefully accepted! You have the patient and loving support for others! God Bless!❤

[@sandraaguilera6540]

I just started making candles last summer. Have sold in some pop-up events and to people I know. I have sold many thank God. It is fun. Sometimes I doubt that my candles are good. I always ask people to please let me know if they do not come out right. Doesn't smell, doesn't light correctly or whatever if anything went wrong. But I always get great feedback. But still I started watching more videos to see how I can improve. I came across your video and loved it!! I think it has been my favorite so far (and I have watch many!) You are a great teacher! Thank you for this tutorial. It was simple and easy to follow. You are too cute and fun to watch. Your candles are beautiful and elegant. 😊❤

[@Embracetherandom]

You are amazing! Thank you so much for sharing your extensive knowledge about candle making with us. Sharing your tips even when you have your own candle store. Very generous of you. You have a great teaching style, too.

[@ellenpurton]

Thank you for this excellent tutorial! I've been learning to throw ceramic pots and have a lot of little pots I want to turn into candles. So grateful to you for showing me how!

[@TinaHarlan1972]

Starting my first batch ever!! so glad i saw this video first, straight to the point

[@ericavital7411]

hi im just watching this video and im excited about starting, howd it go for you?

[@quirks3533]

Same here! Did you try it yet?

[@harmanmann7484]

After seeing her I am going to give a try

[@lorip4051]

I am looking to make some candles as a hobby and I really appreciate you for sharing this.

[@trishroberts4487]

I watched several videos on candle making and people kept saying crap like put 6 percent of the aroma in the candle wax. WTH does that mean? Then I see yours and you made it so much easier, "add 1 ounces of aroma for each pound of wax." I'm glad you talk to me, idiot that I 'am, and made it soooo simple. Thanks for that!!! Making candles for the first time. Fingers crossed.🤞

[@triciacorreia3885]

I know this video is 3 yrs old but its the first one I found and glad I did you are amazing! Thank you, you've explained everything perfectly!!! Again thank you soooo much!!!

[@JoanOtte-j9g]

Thanks for a making the process clear and to the point. Could you comment on using color and give some tips on using tea cups as vessels?

[@Navymom586]

You have really interested me in this and because of the name Clayton I am going to follow you. I watched this three times I need the ingredients again. Thank you for helping me start something for my grandchildren.

[@jenniferparker78]

Thank you so much for this video. A lot of great information! Just made my first batch of candles!!

[@AlyssasOzarkHome]

I know this video is 3 years old but its so helpful! I subscribed and will definitely going to be watching your other videos. If you have any other candle making tips and have the time to make new videos, I'd love to watch!

[@tclark7802]

How much of the scented oil do you use if you want to make a candle highly scented? I wouldn't want to overdo it because I hear the oil is expensive, but I'd like to make a highly scented candle for myself & maybe a friend or two.

[@as.in.the.days.of.noah.]

I wasn't interested in making candles myself until I saw your video. Wonderful job! And thanks for the tips on burning them correctly.

[@flawednotfake4974]

Thank you for being generous and sharing your knowledge. One of the best videos I have seen to date!

[@Narbyful]

Thanks so much for this super helpful video. I have made candles on and off over the years. I wanted to do it again, and picked up a kit to fill in the blanks on supplies. The company did a good job, overall, but their instructions left out how to determine how much fragrance oil to add to how much soy wax. It said to "just add the appropriate amount." Yea, I'll be mentioning that in my review. hehe. Anyway, your video here supplied that easy to follow formula, and I'm very grateful for that info, and all the advice. I have 20 lbs. of soy wax in my supply cupboard from a previous craft spasm that I never finished using. I figure I'll get cracking on making that into Christmas gifts this year. :) Thanks again on this info, I subscribed and will watch the rest of your videos.

[@kirandhillon4536]

Thanks for guiding us. I was thinking about to start my candle business and this clears my doubts.

[@dwbooksandbeyond1528]

I really enjoyed your instructions. Right to the point, and instructions are easy to follow. YOU ARE THE GREATEST!

[@reneegodmaireetc281]

Thank you so much for sharing this great, excellently organized and educational video. The tone of your voice, the attention to detail, your entire affect, makes this a lovely video. Kudos to you! Your candles are beautiful and elegant looking. I appreciate this very much! Well done! You got a subscribe from me solely based on this one. Now on to binge watch your other videos! 😊

[@forprivacyreasonsimnottell9427]

Ditto everything!

[@DaryTheLegend]

Thanks so much for simplicity 😊this made so much sense for a beginner like me!

[@shariedoyle3844]

I can’t thank you enough! Thank you for the informative information on the health risks and staining. I didn’t know any of this and again thank you. You are AWESOME! 😍🤩❤❤❤

[@jenitsallgood]

I'm a total newbie and your video is so straight forward and helpful! I also like that you use tools that we have in our homes and not expensive "candle making" tools! PS. your ring is gorgeous! 🙂

[@crystalbrown2702]

Thank you so much your patience and kindness allowed me to understand the process of making candles. I am a beginning and I love candles I subscribed to your channel thank you again.

[@shariedoyle3844]

Thank you. I appreciate you so much! I’ve been wanting to try this but I didn’t have the right budget and this is so simple. You made it so simple! Thank you, thank you, thank you 🙏🏾 ❤❤❤

[@shelleysink6776]

Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge of candle making. Your video was very easy to follow. Very thorough. So much appreciated. Thank you for all you do!!!❤

[@jbt369]

One could put the containers into a 175 F oven, and when one needed a container, one could take it out of the oven all nice and warmed up. If that's too warm, they would cool quickly.

[@normanseagull4027]

Could one!

[@amandajones6481]

@@normanseagull4027 Don't be naughty! It sounds like one needs a little smack on one's behind! 😉😅

[@amalarida6934]

I have watched so many videos about making candles, but this was the best. Thanks a lot

[@michellewilliams2719]

I really enjoyed this video! I have a hard time finding KZbin videos that don't annoy me. Yours was very relaxing and informative! Thank you for sharing!

[@tinukeafe-ajanaku9701]

Thank you very much. I enjoyed it so much, your voice is soothing, and you didn't chit-chat unnecessarily. Keep it up, and all the best always

[@nikkinicole2.018]

Thank you so much for that step by step . A lot of people would not have done that.

[@shannonembrey1208]

Thank you so much for your tutorial. I appreciate the details and taking the time to really explain and give us helpful tips.

[@anupamsircar111]

The tutorial was both professional and informative!!! Thanks for uploading this video.

[@denisehunter-el1802]

I really enjoyed your tutorial on candle making thank you😊😊

[@rosaevans2129]

I love how u tell us every detail. I've looked at quite a few videos but they never tell u the temperatures you are looking for and the measurements. So I'm really happy I saw this video because it helps out a lot. Only one problem for me is I have a gas stove not electric, any advice on that? It would be greatly appreciated.

[@hf..7271]

Thank you so much Jen for your valuable time and info. Greatly appreciated your teaching was simple , clear and fun to follow . Thank you for all you do . 🥰⭐️✋💐❤️

[@SilverlineFresh]

awesome

[@retiredandredeemed1]

I finally made my candles today, really appreciate your tutorial!

[@mzringzandtingz]

This video was great. Just a few questions: -How do I heat up the tins before pouring if I don't have a flat surface stove as yours? -Say for instance, I get distracted and I missed the 135 degree pour; do I re-heat the wax ? -Can you make a video on fragrance mixing? I'm interested in building a brand and want to create my own unique scents. Is there a formula for mixing? Thanks in advance

[@shahnjaylaconnors1476]

I don't heat my tins. Usually you heat glass jars.

[@shanteriabiggs1524]

These are fantastic questions

[@bekkismith5643]

I've found putting the jars in a baking tin then when you take the jug of wax out to cool,put the baking tray with jars on top of boiled saucepan. Warms them up nicely

[@allthingskraftybykaz]

If it’s okay I might try that tip for next time xx

[@wilheminaboone1107]

Simply Beautiful! Wonderful video and you are so calm. I see why you are a success, God's Grace is All over you. Continued Success and Grace. Clapping from Norfolk, Va.❤🎉😊

[@marlentapia6266]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge on candles. I Absolutely love your video. Blessings

[@nicolejmkweche8651]

Thank you for the lesson I will try it

[@LucieMoulton]

Thanks so much from Rhode Island! What a great video!

[@universalseeker]

Thank you for sharing. I enjoyed watching the post - learned a lot.

[@peace2all51]

Love love love your kitchen! So neat! You are so detailed when you give instructions! thank you so much!!

[@princessamby-chan2944]

i have some questions about a fire stove and how i should heat up the jars before pouring the wax in there with a fire stove

[@maddd8883]

My younger brother who passed away last year was named Clayton 💔❤️😭😭😭❤️❤️ so had to subscribe and like

[@janetannisette5965]

You were very clear and precise. Thank you.

[@jignasadesai7406]

Thank you for the video. I didn’t know that soy wax has “memory”. It makes perfect sense. No wonder I randomly turn the flame off without looking if the wax is burnt in a layer towards the outer walls of the container. I have expensive candles that leave about half an inch wax that can’t be used. Thank thank you

[@brendaromero4376]

I really appreciate your video. The best one I’ve seen. Thanks for sharing

[@lindarivera8794]

Your tutorial was easily explained thank you !

[@aahleycoudriet3607]

I LOVE your kitchen!

[@bossmanlastking5740]

Thank you very much for a great video my daughter will love this ✌️❤️🇦🇺

[@RachaelSchup]

This was a great tutorial! love the step by step!

[@monte4808]

Would you do anything differently for heating the jars if you were using glass mason jars instead?

[@mariateresitatorayno]

Nice. I learned some tips. And interested.

[@Sharon0swald]

Excellent video! I loved the soft music in the background

[@marthamburu6360]

Learning new things every time. Thanks

[@bethanyakosloff8722]

Thank you so much. This is awesome step by step video . Great job. You are a wonderful person. ❤️

[@normanseagull4027]

Admiration to you. Running your own business and being pregnant.

[@ellenreilley3938]

That was so informative. Thank you so much.

[@dimakatsomolelekeng4458]

Thank you fotr the tutorial,great teacher indeed,may your business multiply 🤗

[@Kimhalpin]

I really enjoyed watching your video. Learned a lot but was wondering what temperature you add dye? Thank you!

[@hajrasiddiqui684]

You are amazing, how simple details you explain each and every point stay bless🎉❤

[@betinamoore6627]

I am trying to start my own candle business and I need some help learning more about this.

[@joydeva6385]

Thank you somuch your time step by step teaching us

[@myradavis3707]

Thank you ! Trying it this weekend ❤

[@MaryLogan-Brown]

Hi,just a quick question on warming the tins. Are you still warming them as you pour the wax? If not how long to warm? Found your video informative and I’m keen to try my first soy candle.

[@kingj1245]

Hey, thanks for the video. I am about to start a candle making business. This is super helpful

[@naomistulberg4601]

Thank you for the great video. How do you clean the melting pot afterwards to make sure your fragrances don't cross contaminate? I worry that the fragrance smells will linger.

[@kelliemorris8989]

Hi. Thank you for the step by step in this video. I am getting ready to venture into candlemaking so I am doing my homework. I have a few questions. First, can you use resin or resincrete create candle holders? Second, do wicks come in different lengths as it looks like there is a lot of waste from them?

[@retiredandredeemed1]

Extremely helpful tutorial, thank you!

[@roberttownsend339]

I have just made some small candles using your video as a guide line. I had to use a saucepan of water to melt the wax in a small pitcher. While I was waiting for the wax to drop in temperature to 135f I decided to put my small glass jars into the saucepan to pre heat them before pouring the wax. One small question how do you clean the wax off the utensils when you have finished?

[@kristinthompson8387]

Thank you! I’m going to give it a try! 😊

[@heatherrbaskin9984]

Best tutorial I’ve seen thus far! 😊

[@wilheminaboone1107]

Simply Beautiful ❤🎉😊

[@rebeccagaines5308]

Good morning! Excellent video! Very informative!

[@zarapursifull7822]

It’s really helpful, thanks

[@leticiawilliams9808]

I been lost on other videos came across yours and I'm found now.

[@caseytucker3939]

Thank u so much 4 the info u we’re went three the steps very detaily thank u 4 that really helpful

[@Lupegutierrezz]

Thank you for showing us❤

[@naomi6107]

Excellent tutorial! ❤

[@JL-il6vk]

Thank you for sharing your experience on candle making! I have beeswax that I want to make into a candle. Hope I can do that with these tips and tricks. Thanks again!

[@teacherljschmidt3254]

Thank you so much for sharing it here .. I have a question about warming the container in the stove .. how about if I’m using a glass container .. do I have to warm it before pouring the wax? Thanks you sooo much your such a nice lady ❤

[@donnettetrotman2144]

Hi there, thank you very much for thus tutorial. If the Jars are glass should they be heated too?

[@Brandi-vi7nk]

I definitely found this video AFTER poring my scalding hot wax right into the mold lol, hopefully it will be okay, at least I'll have some to compare to the ones I let cool before pouring.

[@Foxboy-i4k]

Thank you for this video .I cant wait to start making my own candles.

[@nahaldianat]

Awesome video! Thanks so much for sharing! ❤

[@alexandradixon3775]

what a great video! Everything was really clear. I do have *one* question - when you say that soy wax has a memory so the first time you burn the candle, make sure it burns to the edge ... what would that look like? How would I know that I have done it right? Also, I'd like to make some "day of the dead" candles in tall glass cylindrical candle holders, and then wrap them in a paper design on the outside so the candle will glow through the image. Do you know of a source for the glass cylinders? And do you have any advice on glueing the images on the outside?

[@harleyjustice6615]

Thank you for your video. Is there a way to correct the candle pool you get from not burning it long enough the first time can you remelt soy wax

[@faithgreenleaf9424]

You are a very good teacher

[@marisolsantiago814]

Thanks so much for teaching us❤

[@riannakhan3769]

Hi, very informative video. I enjoyed it, you were so pleasant and made it look easy. Quick question,I have a gas stove,how do I warm the candle pots/tins?

[@LyssaJane9]

This was amazing! I do have a question..... I plan on making candles in glass jars instead of metal ones and I've got a coiled stove top, not a flat one...... How do I warm the jars up? Put them in a pot with simmering water?