Showing posts with label Honeycomb Wax Melts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Honeycomb Wax Melts. Show all posts

Wednesday, February 16, 2022

Sweet Treat Holders & Wax Seals | Honey Bee Stamps

 Hello friends!  Today I'm sharing some fun candy holders I made for my gal friends using Honey Bee Stamps Sweet Notes Card & Envelope die set, and then decorated the outside with the Heart Wax Stamper.  Wax seals are not just for sealing envelopes, as you will see here.

I made these for Valentine's day, but you can just change up the sentiment to fit your occasion!  I have LOTS of photos of my process for these darling envelopes to go with my step-by-step list, so read on for the details.


  • First die cut white 80# Neenah cardstock with the note card die in the Sweet Notes Card & Envelope die set.  I die cut several of these, then cut them in half with my paper trimmer.
  • Next stamp the sentiment from the Will You Be My set onto the notecard in a coordinating ink.  I used Candied Apple Distress Oxide ink.
  • Die cut the desired number of Envelopes from Neenah Desert Storm card stock.  Fold each one at the score lines.
  • Next I used clear adhesive dots to adhere these delicious Ghirardelli chocolates on the back of the sentiment card.  These chocolates fit in the envelop perfectly!

  • Gather up all of the pieces and parts, along with some coordinating twine, the Honeycomb Wax Melts, Wax Melting Spoon, and your Wax Stampers.  Honey Bee has this cute heart stamper that I used, and also a pretty rose stamper.  You may be noticing the small silicone spoon in the photo.  I had this in my kitchen and it is the perfect size for pushing out the melted wax from the melting spoon.  It's part of a set that was given to me, so I don't have a link.  It measures about 1-3/8" across if you look for one.
  • Put the sentiment card w/chocolate inside the envelope and close it up.
  • I decided to not put the wax on the envelope closure because I wanted it to be easy for my friends to open them.
  • I wrapped my baker's twine around each box and tied it into a bow.  Then I snipped my pieces of the Lovely Layers: Heart Vines and set them onto the front of the envelope.

  • I put three pieces of the Wax Melts into the Wax Melting Spoon. I used Tuxedo, Pearl, and the Hugs & Kisses Honeycomb Wax Melts.  There are lots of ways to melt the pieces, such as a tea light, a candle, etc, but I'm rather impatient and found that my heat tool does a great job at melting them!  I just held my heat tool under the Wax Melting Spoon and also melted them from above.  Just be sure to keep your fingers on the wooden handle--the metal spoon gets hot!!
  • When the wax was melted, I poured it over the twine and ends of the Lovely Layers pieces.  Then I pressed the Heart Wax Stamper into it.  The wax will harden enough to remove the stamper in about 10 seconds.  The wax will hold your Lovely Layers: Heart Vine pieces very securely!

I love how these turned out!  If you make all the pieces and parts you need first, it's easy to mass produce these assembly-line style!  I hope you've enjoyed these and have found some inspiration on a different way to use these fun wax seal products!

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Friday, December 17, 2021

Sealed With Love Instagram Hop Card & NEW Wax Stampers!!

Hello crafty friends!  Today we have a fun Instagram hop to celebrate the Sealed With Love release by Honey Bee Stamps.  (There are prizes if you go over and comment!)  Today my card features the gorgeous new Lovely Layers: Roses die set by Honey Bee Stamps!  Also new are the Honeycomb Wax Melts and stampers.  I have a few tips for using this fun new product below!

First I die cut all of the Lovely Layers: Roses flower layers from 80# Neenah Solar White.  Then I used a few Copic markers (RV04, RV02, & RV00) to color and add shading to the layers.  I used Bee Creative glue to adhere the rose layers together.  I die cut the stem and leaf layers from green card stock and added shading with YG17, YG25, YG03, and YG01 Copic markers.

Next I used the new Geometric Background Stencil to create my background.  I first sprayed it with Pixie Spray to keep the fine lines of the stencil in place while I inked on Picked Raspberry and Kitsch Flamingo Distress Oxide inks with Detail Blender brushes.  I trimmed it to 4" x 5-¼" and adhered it to a top-folding A2 card base.

Now for the really fun part!  This was my very first time using wax melts and wax stampers.  I have to say it was really easy!  I poured my wax onto a silicone mat--this is a worry-free way in lieu of pouring the wax onto your card.  Once the wax is cooled, it easily comes off of the silicone!  I found that with Honey Bee's Honeycomb Wax Melts, three pieces in the Wax Melting Spoon was just the right amount.  I used the Pearl Wax Melts and you can check out the other wax melt colors in Honey Bee's shop.  I held the wax melting spoon over a small candle to melt the wax.  Be sure to watch it because you can burn the wax!  Yes, I did!  LOL!  I found that using my craft pick to stir it helped.

When you pour the melted wax onto your mat, immediately take your Wax Stamper (I used the Rose) and set it straight down into the wax.  DO NOT PRESS!  The wax stamper has just the perfect amount of weight to get a good impression.  It only takes a few minutes for it to cool and then just pick up the wax stamper.

I finished up by adhering the rose pieces to the card and using Bee Creative glue to adhere my wax seal.  Then I stamped a sentiment from the Inside: Kindness stamp set with Intense Black ink and cut it out with the coordinating die.  I added two pieces of thin foam tape to the back and adhered it to the card.

I created extra wax seals to add onto my envelopes from the Hugs & Kisses envelope pack!  

Have you used wax melts and wax stampers?  If not, I think you should because it's really fun and adds such a unique touch to your cards and envelopes!  I hope you've enjoyed my card making process today!  Thank you so much for stopping by!  Be sure to head over to my Instagram and leave a comment for your chance to win one of two Honey Bee gift cards!

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