16 years of Goddess Permaculture through the Bealtaine Project at Bealtaine Cottage, West of Ireland.
Colette O'Neill is a writer, photographer, environmentalist and teacher who has devoted the past 16 years to turning 3 acres of derelict land into a woodland sanctuary for all life, planting over 1,100 trees in the process. Colette posts prolifically across Social Media, encouraging planting of trees and regeneration of Mother Earth. Her life energy is now devoted to the Great Goddess, Mother Earth!
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2 thoughts on “Country Living, Permaculture Style, in the West of Ireland”
I use the paraffin wax pellets and make the standard mix, but I also use wax chunks from leftovers. Using a selection of 3 different size wicks and priming them as standard and relating to the size of the candle I am pouring. I am using just 2 moulds at the moment. It’s quite straightforward really! Basic candle-making skills can be learned in a day workshop and are not too complex really.
Colx
how do you make candles?
I use the paraffin wax pellets and make the standard mix, but I also use wax chunks from leftovers. Using a selection of 3 different size wicks and priming them as standard and relating to the size of the candle I am pouring. I am using just 2 moulds at the moment. It’s quite straightforward really! Basic candle-making skills can be learned in a day workshop and are not too complex really.
Colx