simpleDIYs's video: DIY Wood Log Winter Candle Cinnamon Sandalwood

Today I made a cinnamon & sandalwood log candle. It's spicy and woodsy and perfect for winter! Got a question? More info below... Did you like this video? Don't forget to give it a thumbs up & subscribe for more simple DIY projects. SUBSCRIBE? | http://goo.gl/Tnq6l6 +INSTAGRAM | http://www.instagram.com/juliasimpleDIYs +TWITTER | http://www.twitter.com/juliasimpleDIYs +PINTEREST | http://www.pinterest.com/juliasimpleDIYs +COOKING CHANNEL | http://www.youtube.com/simpledishes CINNAMON & SANDALWOOD RECIPE: +I used 4ml of cinnamon oil and 3 ml of sandalwood per pound of melted wax. (FYI, each pound of wax creates about 2 cups of melted wax). +I LOVED the scent that I got from this, but the possibilities are endless. Feel free to use your own combination of scents, and if you come up with something that smells great, please share it with me in a comment below! 1 WICK VERSUS 3 WICKS? +Several of you have recommended making this a 3 wick candle which I think is a great idea! With 1 wick, the center burns more than the edges which gives it the look of a hollowed out log. With 3 wicks, you'll get an even burn throughout the candle. Choose whichever you prefer! MATERIALS +Log container: I found mine at Central Market (so Texans, you're in luck). If you can't find one nearby, here's a link: http://www.save-on-crafts.com/birchpots6.html +Candle wax, candle wicks, and fragrance oils are available at most craft stores. +You'll also need something to stir with (I used wooden dowels), something to create a double boiler with (a pot and a heat safe bowl), and a thermometer. +FILMING INFO: Filmed with... CANON 60D (+ kits lens & 50mm f/1.8G lens) Edited with... Adobe Premiere Pro Music license purchased for commercial use.