Ages 10+

Instructor: Joshua Stuck

Beeswax Luminaries Course (Ages 10+)

Year Around Indoor Program

One tea light can transform this delicate beeswax candle bowl votive into a warm, luminous lamp!

Students will craft beautiful bowls made from pure beeswax and decorate them with pressed flowers and leaves.

They will be able to take home the bowl they make.

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  • Time: Up to two 2-Hour Blocks
  • Limit: 15 Students per Block
  • Program Fee: Block A $300 + Mileage
  • Program Fee: Block A&B $575 + Mileage

Age range 10-Adult. I bring everything needed for the 2-hour course. I’m happy to answer any questions you might have via email or my contact info below.

NOTE: Mileage rate is $0.50

Mileage discounts may be possible if visiting neighboring locations on the same day.

Beeswax Candle
Everyone had such a wonderful experience in this luminary class! Woodsy Dude made everything approachable and fun, even though all of us were new to the technique. The step-by-step guidance was clear, and I loved that there was room for personal creativity. We all walked away not only with a finished project we are proud of, but also with new skills and ideas to try at home. The atmosphere was relaxed and encouraging, and it was great to spend time with others who enjoy making things by hand. I have participated in several of his classes – Highly recommend him!
Vickie McAllister

Wausaukee Library | Wausaukee, WI

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What Students Will Learn:

Hands-On Creation of a Beeswax Luminary

Students will learn about how bees make their wax, the proper technique for dipping to create their own luminary, how to decorate with dried pressed flowers, and how to finish creating their very own luminary they will be able to take home with them.

Course Highlights

Preparing the water balloons

Starting to dip the balloons in the wax

Laying out the pattern of pressed flowers

Placing flowers on the side of luminary

Cleaning up the top and bottoms

One last dip in the beeswax to set flowers

the finished luminaries ready to light

Popping the water balloon

The proud owners of their luminaries