Green Beer Candle

David Fisher

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How To Make a St. Patrick's Day Green Beer Candle

Here's How:

1. This project is just a variation of the standard Beer Candle Project. Refer to that article for step-by-step instructions.
2. Instead of yellow or orange candle dye - add green! Pretty simple. Whether you color the "foam" or not is your call. I've seen it done both ways.
3. Likewise with the fragrance. Instead of a citrus or spice fragrance, use something "green" like Brambleberry's Sweetgrass, Basil Lime or Heather and Hyacinth.
4. Have a Happy St. Patrick's Day!

Tips:

1. If you're using gel to make the "beer" part of the candle, be careful not to color it too dark. Keep the green nice and light.

What You Need:

• Green candle dye instead of yellow or orange.
• Standard ingredients for the Beer Candle Project