
HOLIDAY GIFTS THAT KEEP ON GIVING
This holiday season, with a family-forward focus on indoor activities and experiences it’s a great time to learn a new skill, forge a new hobby, or...
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This holiday season, with a family-forward focus on indoor activities and experiences it’s a great time to learn a new skill, forge a new hobby, or...
Read moreChoosing the best wax for your candle or tart project doesn’t have to be a daunting task. We’ve designed an easy to use Wax Discovery Kit that cont...
Read moreNew to candle making? You’ve come to the right place! One of the first and most important steps in your candle making journey will be conducting ...
Read moreSo you want to learn how to make a wood wick candle? If you have never made a candle before, and you’re ready to give it a go, we are here to help ...
Read moreThere are several different types of candle wicks we offer here at The Wooden Wick Co and the best way to find which wick will work best for your p...
Read moreJump Lines, also known as “chatter” and “stuttering” are the unintended horizontal lines or rings around the sides of either a container or pillar ...
Read moreWhat in the world is a Crackling Booster Wick you ask? The Crackling Booster Wick is part of our Adhered Wick collection. Adhered Wicks are create...
Read moreI know we’ve all heard it a million times, but when it comes to safety, sometimes hearing it again certainly doesn’t hurt. You would think it’s jus...
Read moreDid you know that 75 to 80 percent of all candles sold in the U.S. today are scented? Candle fragrance is one of the most defining characteristics ...
Read moreFor anyone who has experience with making candles, you know that troubleshooting is just part of the process. As you can imagine, we get quite a fe...
Read moreIf you’re new to wooden wicks, or even if you have been working with them for a long time and think you know everything there is to know about wood...
Read moreMost people think wooden wicks are just for container candles, but did you know, you can use wooden wicks for pillar candles, votives, and tea ligh...
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