Candle Making Workshop Singapore: One place you might not have thought about hosting your next party at this time of year would be the candle workshop! This class will teach attendees all they need to know about how candles are made so if you’re looking for a new hobby that doesn’t require a lot of skill, this may be the perfect class for you.
The Candle Making Workshop Singapore will teach you all about the basics of candle-making, including how to make candles from scratch with simple or no equipment at home using just some basic ingredients!
With these skills under your belt, you’ll be able to create various types of soy wax creations such as pillar candles (the most popular type), votives, jarred tarts and tealights among many others.
You can also learn more advanced techniques like pouring soap bubbles into glass jars or adding glittery bits on top of your finished product! The workshop includes access to our specially designed Candle Lab where you can create your own candles in a safe and secure environment, as well as the Candle Lab’s specialist equipment.
The Candle Making Workshop Singapore is suitable for both adults and juniors aged 13 years old above with an average level of physical fitness. This workshop includes all necessary candle-making supplies such as wicks and waxes to make up to 12 candles of various shapes, sizes and colors!
You will also be provided with specially designed Candle Lab aprons so you won’t need to worry about getting messy or burning yourself while experimenting!
Additional materials like confetti (to decorate) are available at additional cost upon request). Participants would also learn how they could take their creations home by learning how to melt down large batches into smaller containers for the home.
This Candle Making Workshop is suitable for teens and adults who are looking to explore their creativity while at the same time getting creative with colors, shapes, sizes as well as scents of candles! Participants would also learn how they could take their creations home by learning how to melt down large batches into smaller containers for the home.
