Homemade DIY Hanukkah Beeswax Sheet Candle Making Kit

Make your own Hanukkah beeswax candles by using complete diy Chanukah candles starter kit. Making beeswax candles for Hanukkah is an easy craft that you can share with children as young as 5. Homemade beeswax candles burn cleanly and dripfree when made with a properly sized wick. 
Hanukkah candle holders hold really small candles. The beeswax sheet Hanukkah Candles are a little bigger than birthday candles but much smaller than normal candles.
The pure beeswax candles are lit every night of the 8 nights of Hanukkah, beginning on night one with 1 candle plus the shammash or servant candle. These are allowed to burn down naturally in the holder. The following night 2 candles are lit with the servant candle and all three are allowed to burn down naturally. This sequence continues each night of Hanukkah with 1 more candle being added each night. On the final night of 8 Jewish Hanukkah Candle are lit, plus the servant candle. And all 9 candles are allowed to burn down naturally. You’ll need 44 candles all together for all 8 nights of Hanukkah.

Honeycomb Beeswax Candles are great for Hannukah and birthday candles. Colored Chanukah Candles packaged in a beautiful box making it a perfect gift. Homemade beeswax candles are perfect for any occasion. Enjoy the honey-sweet aroma and natural purity of premium beeswax! Each honeycomb Hanukkah candle is hand-rolled and cellophane wrapped to preserve its natural aroma.

Candle Safety
• Blow out all candles when you leave the room or go to bed. Avoid the use of candles in the bedroom and other areas where people may fall asleep.
• Keep candles at least 1 foot (30 centimetres) away from anything that can burn.
• Candles should be placed in a sturdy candle holder.
• Handheld candles should not be passed from one person to another at any time.
• When lighting candles at a candle lighting service, have the person with the unlit candle dip their candle into the flame of the lit candle.
• Lit candles should not be placed in windows where a blind or curtain could catch fire.
• Candles placed on, or near tables, altars, or shrines, must be watched by an adult.
• If a candle must burn continuously, be sure it is enclosed in a glass container and placed in a sink, on a metal tray, or in a deep basin filled with water.