Poured & rolled in Maple Crossing
Light,
made slowly.
Candles for the dinner table, the mantel, the hour before everyone comes home.
Find your candle
A few simple ingredients
A good candle begins
with what goes into it.
Soft soy wax for our poured jars. Beeswax for tapers and pillars. Cotton or wood wicks, chosen to suit the candle. We’ll explain the difference without making you learn a new vocabulary.
From the worktable
Warm wax.
Your own two hands.
Spend a Saturday afternoon pouring two small soy candles. Choose a scent, set your wicks, and learn how a jar becomes a candle.
November 14 & 21 · 2–4pm
$58 per person · Materials included
November smells like
Pear. Cedar.
A little clove.
Toasted Pear, Cedar Peel and Clove Smoke are on the worktable for October and November. Prefer just the wax? Choose an unscented soy jar or beeswax candle.
Explore the seasonal scentsA candle for your kind of evening.
Choose a candle, a seat at the worktable, or something to give. We’ll work out the details with you.