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How to Make Ice Lanterns for Candles

Elegant and easy to make Elegant and easy to make, these ice lanterns can be illuminated with our tea lights or votive candles. You will need: Latex Balloons Water (from...

Seconds FAQs

All your questions about seconds, answered in one place. What are seconds? There are a few factors that can make a candle a second, including scratches, slight bubbles, or...

Summer's Best Colors

It's summertime! A new season is here, and with it, a new opportunity for decoration. Bring the season to life with our brightest hues. Top Shades for Summer: 1. Stark White (shop) 2. Shell...

Spring's Best Colors

Here come the flowers, and the sunshine, and the birds (we hope!). Until it's truly spring, here are our best spring taper candle colors. So that you can bring the...

New England Craftsman Project

A few weeks ago we were lucky enough to have a visit from photographer Doug Levy, who shot behind-the-scenes photos of our production process for his New England Craftsmen Project. We couldn't...

Twelve customer favorite taper candle colors - picked by you to brighten the chilliest season. The Winter Top 12: 1. Off White (shop) 2. Parchment (shop) 3. Burgundy Red (shop) 4. Hunter Green (shop) 5. Stark White...

How Our Candles Burn

A completely dripless candle is impossible to produce, but through careful craftsmanship and premium materials, we create candles that won’t drip or smoke when burned under normal conditions. Over time,...

The Bayberry Candle Tradition

"A bayberry candle burnt to the socket brings food to the larder and gold to the pocket." Burning bayberry taper candles around the holidays is a centuries old tradition. Since...

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