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DIY Candle Making KitDIY Candle Making Kit Transform your space into a sanctuary of calm with our All in One DIY Candle Making Kit. Whether you are looking for a relaxing weekend project, a unique date night activity, or the perfect handmade gift for a loved one, this beginner friendly kit includes everything you need to craft three premium, beautifully scented candles from scratch. Crafted for simplicity and elegance, this kit takes the guesswork out of candle making,

DIY Candle Making Kit

Transform your space into a sanctuary of calm with our All-in-One DIY Candle Making Kit. Whether you are looking for a relaxing weekend project, a unique date-night activity, or the perfect handmade gift for a loved one, this beginner-friendly kit includes everything you need to craft three premium, beautifully scented candles from scratch.

Crafted for simplicity and elegance, this kit takes the guesswork out of candle making, offering a therapeutic, hands-on experience right at your kitchen counter.

What’s Inside the Box

  • 3 x Oxford Small Glass Candle Jars:
    Sleek, minimalist vessels designed to complement any home decor.

  • 2 x Soy Wax Blocks:
    2 x 300g of clean-burning, eco-friendly soy wax.

  • 2 x Signature Fragrance Oils:
    Curated, high-quality scents to personalize your creations.

  • 3 x  Wicks & Stickums:
    Heavy-duty metal tabs and secure adhesive dots for perfect wick centering.

  • 3 x Wooden Wick Holders:
    Pre-drilled wooden stirrers to keep your wicks perfectly straight while the wax cools.

  • Clear Measuring Jug & Stirring Rod:
    For precise pouring and seamless fragrance blending.

  • Step-by-Step Instruction Guide:
    Easy, foolproof visual instructions to guide you from melting to the first light.

Why You'll Love It

  • Beginner-Friendly, Expert Results:
    No prior experience needed! Our clear instructions make it incredibly easy to achieve a smooth, professional top every time.

  • Clean & Sustainable:
    Made with natural wax and cotton wicks to ensure a clean, long-lasting burn that is safe for your home and the environment.

  • The Perfect Gift:
    Packaged in a beautiful, sturdy kraft gift box, it’s an ideal present for crafters, hobbyists, or anyone who loves a cozy atmosphere.

Wax Guide:

½ block (150g) = 1 candle

1 block (300g) = 2 candles

(Our kit provides enough soy wax for 4 small candles.)

Instruction:

Step 1. Prepare Jars

  • Clean and dry all jars thoroughly.
  • Apply a warning label to each jar before use.
  • Attach wick stickums to the base of each wick and secure firmly in the bottom centre of each jar.
  • Use wick holders or pegs to keep wicks upright and centred

Step 2. Melt the wax

  • Remove wax from plastic packaging and cut into small pieces to fit the pouring jug.
  • Use 300g wax to make 2 candles, or 150g wax to make 1 candle.
  • Place wax into the pouring jug.
  • Microwave in short intervals, stirring between each interval.
  • Depending on microwave wattage, melting may take approximately 2–3 minutes. Never leave wax unattended while heating. Do not overheat.
  • Heat wax to approximately 80°C (thermometer recommended).
  • If using a different wax, always follow the supplier’s temperature guidelines.

Step 3. Add Fragrance

  • Pour 15ml fragrance for 1 candle or 30ml fragrance for 2 candles.
    (Adjust amount to your liking)
  • Allow wax to cool slightly to approximately 70°C, then add fragrance oil.
  • Stir gently for 30 seconds to combine.

Step 4. Pour

  • Pour wax slowly and carefully into prepared jars.
  • Keep wicks centred with wick holder and peg.

Step 5. Set

  • Leave candles undisturbed at room temperature.
  • Allow to set overnight

Step 6. Trim & Cure

  • Trim wick to 5mm before lighting. 
  • Allow candles to cure for 1 week for the best scent throw.
  • Always trim your wicks before every use for a clean burn.

Cleaning Your Jug

  • Do not pour wax down the sink, as it can block drains.
  • Wipe excess wax from the jug using paper towel.

Burn Instruction

  • Light your candle for at least 2 hours the first time of use. Candles have burn memory. This will prevent tunnelling and make your candle last longer.

 

Enjoy crafting your own candles!

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