Easily and inexpensively make your own Homemade Cinnamon and Spice Candles! Great for gifts, stocking stuffers, or to scent your own home during the holiday season. These Homemade Cinnamon and Spice Candles are a fun DIY project that yields great results!
Homemade Cinnamon and Spice Candles
Making your own candles is fun and easy! Here are several more DIY candle making project tutorials you might enjoy:
● Homemade Coffee Bean Soy Candle – The wonderful scent of fresh coffee – in a candle! Easily and inexpensively make your own Homemade Coffee Bean Soy Candle with this step by step tutorial. Make a coffee bean candle for yourself or a few to give as gifts. This lovely coffee bean soy candle uses real coffee and no-build-up soy wax for a truly unique and fabulous soy candle.
● Homemade Mason Jar Soy Candle – Easily and inexpensively make your own Homemade Mason Jar Soy Candle! This is great for gifts or to scent your own home any time of the year. Easily customize these candles to any color you like. This Homemade Mason Jar Soy Candle is a fun DIY project that yields great results!
● Sinus Relief Blend DIY Candle – This candle recipe is designed with the breathing and allergy sufferers in mind and has a great combination of four essential oils that all have a wonderful scent and (possible) health benefits. Breathing them in should help open up airways and helps relieve sinus pressure, so if we use them already to help with these things, why not make a candle scented with them as well to take it a little further in our household?
Tips and variations for making this homemade cinnamon and spice candle:
● The process is the process; any scented wax melt will work.
● You can hold the candlewick in place by wrapping the top around a pencil or chopstick.
● You can use a weighted candlewick to keep the wick in place.
● DO NOT use food coloring to color your candle.
● Note: when microwaving the wax, microwave in 30-60 second bursts stirring before setting the next time.
● This is a super easy project! You can dress up your cups with ribbons when giving them as a gift! Think teachers, small gift exchanges, housewarming presents, stocking stuffers, and more!
Homemade Cinnamon and Spice Candles Supplies Needed:
● Half Pint Mason Jars
● Candle Wax (2 Cups)
● Cinnamon and Spice Warming Wax
● Candle Wicks
● Red Sprinkles
● Corn Syrup
Homemade Cinnamon and Spice Candles Tools Needed:
● Microwave
● Microwave Safe Bowl
● Paintbrush (optional)
Homemade Cinnamon and Spice Candles Directions:
● Pour your candle wax into a microwave-safe bowl and place three warming wax cubes on top of the wax pellets.
● Microwave for 3 minutes.
● While your candle wax is melting, grab your mason jar and pour a little bit of corn syrup into your mason jar, and spread it around with a paintbrush or your finger. Quickly pour your red sprinkles on top of the corn syrup.
● Grab a wick and dab a dot of corn syrup on the bottom, and firmly press to the bottom of your mason jar.
● Once your wax is melted, remove it from the microwave and quickly pour into the center of the mason jar, being sure to avoid the sides.
● Allow it to set-up for about an hour before using, trim the wick before lighting.
● This is a super easy project! You can dress up your mason jars with ribbons when giving as a gift! Think teachers, small gift exchanges, stocking stuffers, and more!
Homemade Cinnamon and Spice Candles
Homemade Cinnamon and Spice Candles. Easily and inexpensively make your own Homemade Cinnamon and Spice Candles! Great for gifts, stocking stuffers, or to scent your own home during the holiday season. These Homemade Cinnamon and Spice Candles are a fun DIY project that yields great results!
Materials
- Half Pint Mason Jars
- Microwave Safe Bowl
- Candle Wax (2 Cups)
- Cinnamon and Spice Warming Wax
- Candle Wicks
- Red Sprinkles
- Corn Syrup
Tools
- Microwave
- Microwave Safe Bowl
- Paintbrush (optional)
Instructions
- Pour your candle wax into a microwave-safe bowl and place three warming wax cubes on top of the wax pellets.
- Microwave for 3 minutes.
- While your candle wax is melting, grab your mason jar and pour a little bit of corn syrup into your mason jar, and spread around with a paintbrush or your finger. Quickly pour your red sprinkles on top of the corn syrup.
- Grab a wick and dab a dot of corn syrup on the bottom and firmly press to the bottom of your mason jar.
- Once your wax is melted remove it from the microwave and quickly pour into the center of the mason jar, being sure to avoid the sides.
- Allow the candle to set for about an hour before using, trim the wick before lighting.
- This is a super easy project! You can dress up your mason jars with ribbons when giving them as a gift! Think teachers, small gift exchanges, stocking stuffers, and more!
Recommended Products
As an Amazon Associate and member of other affiliate programs, I earn from qualifying purchases.
-
Black Iron Plate Candle Holder, Decorative Iron Pillar Candle Plate, Set of 2, 4.37 inches D x 0.78 inches H, Pedestal Candle Stand for LED & Wax Candles, Incense Cones, Spa, Weddings (4 pcs) -
Ritayedet Glass Candle Holder, Clear Candle Plates, Pillar Candle Holder with Trivet Designed for Votive, Tealight Candles, Set of 20 -
Scwhousi Iron Plate Candle Holder, Gold, Decorative Iron Pillar Candle Holder, Set of 3,Candle Stand for Wax Candles
● For more Craft posts on Ann’s Entitled Life, click here.
● If you enjoyed this post, be sure to sign up for the Ann’s Entitled Life weekly newsletter, and never miss another article!
Didi says
I never in my life would of thought how easy that was to make. Seriously, you have me considering it…
Michelle says
How many candles does it make?
T says
1 pint is 2 cups so 1/2 pint is 1 cup and she uses 2 cups wax so 2 candles!😊
abby says
Love this! I’m all about DIY gifts. Easy to follow instructions. thanks for sharing 🙂
Laurie Griffin says
What kind of red sprinkles can I use. Thank you