This DIY Christmas beeswax candle make a beautiful little handmade gift, and the bottle brush trees on the lid give it an extra does of festive cuteness! 

I saw a candle similar to my DIY version on the Anthropologie website this year, and thought it would be fun to make a handmade version inspired by the design!

My DIY Christmas beeswax candle is less expensive to make, and it’s a really easy craft. I think this candle turned out EXTRA cute, and I love that the lid looks adorable on the candle, and off the candle as a little Holiday decor accent.

 

How to make this DIY Christmas beeswax candle with a bottle brush tree lid:

Materials:

• small glass container with a wooden lid (I found mine at Dollarama)
• beeswax (I buy mine from a local honey farm)
• cotton candle wick
• bottle brush trees (you can dye some in fun colors like I did)
• hot glue & hot glue gun

Video Instructions:

@thediymommyI love this DIY candle! Makes a great handmade gift. ? #HolidayCrafts #christmasdiy #easydiy #learnontiktok #holidayvibes♬ Little Drummer Boy – Pentatonix

Directions:

1. Melt enough beeswax in a double boiler to fill your glass container about 2/3 full.
2. Position the wick in the center bottom of the container, and pour the wax inside.
3. While the wax cools, use a hot glue gun to attach 3 bottle brush trees in different sizes to the lid of the container.
4. After the candle wax cools, trim the wick and pop the lid on the candle.

Your DIY candle gift is ready to give this Christmas!