Arts & Culture / Pershore
Candle Making Workshop
Join us for this wonderful opportunity to learn the traditional craft of candle making, creating a collection of candles using different techniques.
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This informative and in-depth workshop begins with a fun take on making dipped candles, repeatedly dipping a wick into melted wax. Then, moving onto poured candles, you will make a set of tea lights, introducing scent and colour into the wax, and also a larger poured candle, using a wood wick as an alternative to a standard wick. Finally, you will learn how to make rolled candles using beeswax sheets. That’s a lot of candles, in one day!
Your experienced and knowledgable tutor will provide demonstrations and share helpful tips throughout the day. There will even be an opportunity to create some packaging which will enable you to turn your candles into thoughtful, handmade gifts for friends and family.
The workshop will run from 10.00am until 4.00pm, with a pause for a ploughman-style lunch. Your lunch and all the materials to make your collection of candles will be provided, as will a workshop apron for you to wear during your day.
This workshop is perfect for beginners and is both an enjoyable and insightful day of making candles.
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- Saturday 22 July 2023, 10:00 - 16:00
Address
Three Little PigsThe Avenue
Birlingham
Pershore
WR10 3AB
Worcestershire
England
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