How to Make Dried Flower Candles, Handmade Botanical Candles

[@8875anthony]

soso dope 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@TheArborFarm]

Thank you.

[@lisahanna6328]

Gorgeous candle! I will be trying that for sure!

[@TheArborFarm]

Thank you. Let us know how it goes.

[@kingslyweerasooriya6967]

Nice work

[@TheArborFarm]

Thank you.

[@dzzzzz1718]

Wow, thanks for sharing this. I can't wait to try it.

[@TheArborFarm]

Our pleasure. Hope you have fun making candles!

[@J.A.706]

This was really fun to watch. Thank you. Do these "double" candles burn down all the way pretty well? And as it burns down, what happens to the flowers? For example, do they stay away from the wick pretty well rather than bunching up around the wick?

[@TheArborFarm]

Yes, they burn well. You'll want to burn them with caution just like any candle. As is the case with many pillar candles, sometimes the wax and flowers around the edge need to be trimmed and discarded to keep them burning to the end. This will depend on how thick your flower layer is.

[@J.A.706]

@@TheArborFarm Thank you. Very helpful.

[@jillpries1988]

I don’t have any fresh flowers in the garden this time of year. Do craft stores sell dried flowers for this purpose?

[@TheArborFarm]

Yes, Sometimes you can find dried flowers in craft stores as well as online stores.