Yes...I know...I know...the wick in the red leaf at the top is not centered well. It ended up burning lopsided too.
Beeswax Tea Lites
By David Fisher, About.com
Take a small piece of wick and insert it into the hole. I like to leave about 1/4" out of the bottom, fold it over, and press it into the bottom to keep it in place. Trim the top wick to about 1/4".
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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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