More Beeswax Ornaments today

HI,

I wanted to share with you some more of my beeswax ornaments. I love working with wax, and these are so fun to make. I was up till about 2:30 last night making these. Just when I thought I was going to bed, I find that my daughter's puppy had gotten hold of one of my bottles of black paint and chewed a hole in it. Found black paint all over one of my favorite quilts. So I didn't make it to bed by 3:00 like I had planned. Had some cleaning to do, washing a quilt and wiping up black doggie footprints all over the house.

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We are drawing a name on Friday night. I will have a couple of extra prizes to give a way also to a couple of additional runnerups.

First off, I used my Santa Mold and got some of these prim Santa's made. These are a good size ornament and heavy. I may make tarts out of these , even though they are a little larger than tart size. I know some of newer tart burners, seem to take larger tarts.

Next, I made a little candle light holder and stuck a candle light in it. I dipped the candle lights into the beeswax and sprinkled them with cinnamon. I think a tree decorated in these would be so prim looking.



I found this mold on ebay, I love the way the keys look, but I think they will be too fragile for the shows. They are really thin in the middle, I think I need to find a harder wax for these. These would look great as Santa's keys.

I purchased this mold last year and never got a chance to use, it is a little snowman hat. I used blackened beeswax and rubbed cinnamon on it. Added a piece of stained cheesecloth around, and then glued on some holly berries and cedar. I put another little candle light in the top of this one. I still need to add a tag that say's "Frosty's hat".

These little shoes make the perfect tarts or ornaments. I string 2 together and hang on a little prim tree with the little prairie dolls, from a previous post and they looked adorable.



This is my newest mold I found, a little gingerbread couple, I think I need to make them a little lighter though. I want to poke a hole in the tops of their heads and strip some homespun through for an ornament.

I received this mold a couple of molds ago, and just now got around to using it. I actually forgot I had it. These are big girls and kind of heavy. I want to have a bunch of these made and have them displayed in a old dough bowl.