The Art Of Candle Carving
I never stopped to think about the work that goes into handcrafting candles. This Dutch Garden candle takes time and skill to make and sells for about $40.00. I’d almost hate to burn it.
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I never stopped to think about the work that goes into handcrafting candles. This Dutch Garden candle takes time and skill to make and sells for about $40.00. I’d almost hate to burn it.
Via Beancounters
I actually remember watching this very clip on television! Really amazing.
They look kind of gaudy, but the art of creating them is pretty cool in itself.
I seriously don’t understand why the Americans dub over the Canadian narrator on How it’s Made….we don’t dub over your narrators.
Americans can not understand what canuks are talking about with all those “aboots” and hockey references.
Original Canuk transcription:
“This candle maker is aboot as skilled with a carving knife as Gretsky’s stick handling skills in the 1995 Stanley Cup Finals”
Translation into English for Dubbing:
“This candle maker is skilled”
That reminds me of the French doubling Quebecer TV shows. Pointless and rude.
But back on topic, this is simply amazing! The amount of skill required is immense… I wonder how many candles she had to waste before managing to make a perfect one.
Tacky as anything. I wouldn’t want this anywhere in my house. It looks like it would go well next to a unicorn snow globe, black light posters, and tiedye beanbag furniture.
There was skill in the making of the candle though, and I give a head nod to that… but the rest… yeesh.
Ok, I admit that the candle she made was pretty tacky.
But I don’t agree that carved candles are tacky as a rule. Baroque and lush, yes, but not necessarily tacky.
I think these styles are a lot more indicative of what I like about carved candles: http://www.handcarvedcandlesfbg.com/1809087.html

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