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The only thing left once you make your candles is to sell them! Craig’s List, eBay, and Etsy are great options. If you make several dozen candles, you could get a spot at a nearby flea market.

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When you order your supplies and make some candles, please send me a photo! I’d love to feature your work on the blog, and potentially even send some customers your way!

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