Will it Candle?

A completely unnecessary candle experiment

We go to thrift shops, find cool things, random things and weird things, turn them into candles, and see what happens.

NEW EPISODE THE GIANT
PINEAPPLE

Newest experiment

The Giant Pineapple

A giant pineapple showed up in the workshop. Naturally, the next question was: Will it candle?

Full episode coming soon.

From the archives

Some worked. Some absolutely did not. All of them seemed like a reasonable idea at the time.

VERDICT: IT CANDLED.

A giant Kirkland peaches jar became a one-of-a-kind Peach candle using roughly two and a half normal candle recipes.

This one has left the building. It is no longer for sale. Probably for the best. Shop candles that still are →

VERDICT: IT CANDLED.

A thrift-store soup dish with a funky handle became a green Rosemary Sage candle. Strange vessel. Surprisingly respectable candle.

Retired experiment. This one is no longer for sale. See what is on the menu now →

VERDICT: IT CANDLED.

Four wicks. Red wax. Cherry fragrance. Roughly four normal candles' worth of wax in one delightfully unnecessary pie plate.

No longer on the menu. The pie candle has moved on. Shop The Hangry Menu →

VERDICT: IT DID NOT CANDLE.

Green chalice. Fruity cereal fragrance. High hopes. The chalice had other plans.

VERDICT: IT CANDLED.

A Hopscotch drink can got the full candle treatment. Because an empty can is apparently a challenge.

Looking for something slightly less experimental?

Food-inspired candles. Hand-poured in small batches. Packaged like something from the pantry.