• Too Friendly Ceramics Candle Making Kit - Handmaker's Factory
  • Too Friendly Ceramics Candle Making Kit - Handmaker's Factory
  • Too Friendly Ceramics Candle Making Kit - Handmaker's Factory
  • Too Friendly Ceramics Candle Making Kit - Handmaker's Factory
  • Too Friendly Ceramics Candle Making Kit - Handmaker's Factory
  • Too Friendly Ceramics Candle Making Kit - Handmaker's Factory
  • Too Friendly Ceramics Candle Making Kit - Handmaker's Factory
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Handmaker's Factory

Too Friendly Ceramics Candle Making Kit

Too Friendly Ceramics Candle Making Kit

$45.00
$45.00
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Too Friendly Ceramics has created these fantastic flame candle bowls for us using the slip casting ceramics method. If you're interested in learning the slip casting method, you can join them in a workshop here at Handmaker's Factory! 

With this DIY kit, you will learn how to prepare, make and pour your soy candles using eco-friendly natural ingredients and how to do so safely. 

The kit contains materials to make one ceramic candle bowl and ten tea lights with enough wax to refill your ceramic candle bowl once.

WHAT'S INSIDE THE KIT?

- Soy Wax
- Handmade ceramic flame bowl
- 2 x Wooden wicks
- 2 x Wick tabs
- 1 x Warning label
- 10 x Tea lights and wicks
- 2 x Stirring sticks
- 2 x Paper cups for mixing
- 2 x Fragrance oils
- Instruction booklet
 

What you'll need

- Double boiler (a pan with a bowl) or a slow cooker
- Thermometer

We also run regular candle-making workshops in the studio.

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Acknowledgement

Here at Handmaker’s Factory, we seek to create an inclusive space for all persons, regardless of culture, gender, sexuality, religion or ability, to visit and enjoy safely. 
We acknowledge the Traditional Owners of the land, the Wurundjeri Woi Wurrung and Bunurong peoples of the Kulin Nation, in which we live and work. We pay our respect to their Elders, past, present and emerging and to all First Nations peoples. This is stolen land. Sovereignty was never ceded and a treaty was never signed. This always was and always will be Aboriginal land.