Repeat using different colors, if desired, stacking the shapes on top of one another until the stack is at least 3/4" tall.
Beeswax Tea Lites
By David Fisher, About.com Guide
Take your cookie cutters and press them firmly into the sheet of beeswax. If it's cold in the room, you may need to warm up the beeswax with a hair dryer.
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- Let's Get Started Making Beeswax Tea Lites
- Cut Out the Shapes
- Make a Wick Hole
- Insert Wicks
- Arrange and Light
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