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DIY Water Candle


 


Your options are endless, you can add colored rocks,

little plastic cartoon characters like nemo and dory

and so much more!


What you'll need & how to make

glass candle holders


water


glass beads or gems/whatever you want in your candle


Place your desired beads, gems etc in the glass candle holder


Fill with water


Now you will need a piece of plastic

(you can use a food container for this)


Cut out a small round piece that will fit in the glass container


Carefully cut a hole in the middle


Next you will need birthday candles

(these burn the longest)


Carefully remove the wax from the outside of the candle wick


Soak the wick in oil for a few minute and then place

the wick in the hole made in the plastic piece


Now place about 1-2" of veggie or canola oil in the glass


Place the plastic piece with the wick in the water and oil


Now all you gotta do is light your wick

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