Here come this season's soy wax candles!
 
$15 each or 2 for $25 (discount applied at checkout)
 
If you prefer candles with scents that aren't overpowering, you may want to give mine a try.  Natural wax like soy tends to have a lighter fragrance throw than other waxes.  Some people prefer this, others prefer a stronger candle.  
 
What I have found is if I use my soy candle as a "wickless" candle (place an unlit candle on a candle warmer plate or under a candle warmer lamp), the fragrance throw is strong!
 
I make my candles in small batches with soy wax, eco-friendly wicks, and clean fragrances.  Hand poured into colorful, reusable ceramic vessels.
 
5 oz candle in ceramic tumbler.  Burn time approximately 20-25 hours.
 
Current fragrances available (updated 10/8/26):
Fir Tree - green vessel - woody greens, fresh pine, cedar, and a wisp of citrus, this fir tree scent transports you to the serenity of the forest
Woodland Cabin - black vessel - with woody greens, cedar, sage and campfire smoke, this comforting scent evokes a cozy cabin in the woods
 
Please follow directions on the warning label and your candle care card.  Once 1/2 inch of wax remains it is best to discontinue use.  
 
 
To use as a "wickless" candle:
You can place your candle on a candle warmer plate or under a candle warmer lamp to use as a "wickless" candle!  The warmth from your candle warmer will melt the wax, so there's no need to light a wick.  If you choose to re-use your melted candle as a regular candle where you intend to light the wick, just re-center the wick as the wax begins to solidify.
 
 
**NOTE:  I SUGGEST NOT HAVING A SOY CANDLE SHIPPED DURING HOT TEMPERATURES***
The soy wax I use has a melting point of only 113F.  Even if outside temperatures do not reach this, temperatures inside delivery trucks might during the warmer months.  
 
 
The ceramic jar can be re-used or returned to me for a discount off your next candle!
Ideas to re-purpose your jar:  trinket dish, succulent planter, to display potpourri, tea light holder
Do not re-use it for food or drink
Local customers:  return your candle jar to me for 10% off your next candle purchase
 
 
Here's how I like to remove the last bit of wax using a candle warmer plate:
Place the ceramic vessel on a candle warmer plate and allow the wax to warm just until melted.  The ceramic container may become hot so be careful.
I make a "bowl" out of aluminum foil.
Once the ceramic vessel is cool enough to touch, carefully pour the warmed wax into the foil bowl.  
Apply disposable gloves.  Use paper towels to carefully wipe out the ceramic vessel.  The wick should dislodge, along with the adhesive wick sticker that holds it in place.  Discard the wax, wick, sticker, paper towels and gloves in the trash.
Allow the ceramic vessel to cool.  Wash the jar with warm soapy water. 
 
Here's how I like to remove the last bit of wax using the freezer:
Place a fully cooled used candle in the freezer for 1-2 hours.  This should cause the wax to shrink.
Using a dinner/butter knife (do not re-use it for food), carefully pop the wax out.  The wick and wick sticker should also come out, or carefully pry out with the knife.  Discard wax and wick in the trash.
Allow the jar to come to room temperature, then wash the jar with warm soapy water.