Molten Color Studio Portland

We burned my prototype beeswax candles at our Halloween party, and they performed heroically! I used a new-to-me type of wick (square-braid vegetable wax as opposed to my usual soy wax wicks) for these, based on what was recommended for use with beeswax. I loved how cleanly and evenly they burned! We got 60-90 minutes of burn time out of each candle, which is great. Can't wait to make more! Hope you enjoy the pictures! Have a great day, everyone! 🌞

These are the beeswax candles I made with that donated beeswax I was talking about. It was really fun! I just sort of played with the material and tried to get the technique down. I'm really pleased with how they came out! Now I just have to refine the process a little more so they all come out the same circumference, and I can star offering them for sale! Hope you all enjoy the picture. Have a wonderful weekend!

Hi everyone! I'm in the midst of the busiest season of the retail year, so I haven't had a moment to post lately.

I wanted to let you know that I did post some extra candles from the "Beertopia" series I made for the Zoiglhaus Lager Fest on my Etsy store.

Also, at my pop-up sale for the Green Lents Neighborhood Garage Sale, I had some folks express interest in beeswax candles. I said I had plans to develop a beeswax line. Well, I ordered some beeswax from a new supplier, and the order got totally botched and never shipped (I won't be using them again!). However, I did recently get some beeswax donated to me, so at long last, I am able to start developing prototypes for a beeswax line! Rest assured, the requests for beeswax candles have not gone forgotten, and thank you for your patience!

I'm already hard at work making my Winter and Christmas products, so stay tuned for pictures of those. I've refined some of my fragrances and designs from last year to offer even better products.

Take care, everyone! Happy autumn, happy Halloween, and happy shopping! :)