How to Make Eucalyptus-Pine Firestarters

To make your own eucalyptus-pine firestarters, you will need paraffin or soy wax blend, eucalyptus essential oil, pine essential oil, green wax dye, miniature pinecones, flip-top glass jars, wax paper, kitchen towel, ivory cardstock, natural twine, double-boiler, and kitchen tongs.

To make your own eucalyptus-pine firestarters, you will need paraffin or soy wax blend, eucalyptus essential oil, pine essential oil, green wax dye, miniature pinecones, flip-top glass jars, wax paper, kitchen towel, ivory cardstock, natural twine, double-boiler, and kitchen tongs. Melt the wax or paraffin over low heat in a double boiler. Add one teaspoon each of the eucalyptus and pine essential oils. Using tongs, dip each pinecone into the wax until it is fully covered. Let dry on the wax paper. Take the wax off the heat and add a few drops of the green dye. Keep adding dye until the wax reaches your desired color. Using tongs, dip individual pinecones into the green wax and let them dry on the wax paper. Fill a glass jar with the dried firestarters and tie on a hand-lettered label with twine.

To make your own eucalyptus-pine firestarters, you will need paraffin or soy wax blend, eucalyptus essential oil, pine essential oil, green wax dye, miniature pinecones, flip-top glass jars, wax paper, kitchen towel, ivory cardstock, natural twine, double-boiler, and kitchen tongs. Melt the wax or paraffin over low heat in a double boiler. Add one teaspoon each of the eucalyptus and pine essential oils. Using tongs, dip each pinecone into the wax until it is fully covered. Let dry on the wax paper. Take the wax off the heat and add a few drops of the green dye. Keep adding dye until the wax reaches your desired color. Using tongs, dip individual pinecones into the green wax and let them dry on the wax paper. Fill a glass jar with the dried firestarters and tie on a hand-lettered label with twine.

To make your own eucalyptus-pine firestarters, you will need paraffin or soy wax blend, eucalyptus essential oil, pine essential oil, green wax dye, miniature pinecones, flip-top glass jars, wax paper, kitchen towel, ivory cardstock, natural twine, double-boiler, and kitchen tongs. Melt the wax or paraffin over low heat in a double boiler. Add one teaspoon each of the eucalyptus and pine essential oils. Using tongs, dip each pinecone into the wax until it is fully covered. Let dry on the wax paper. Take the wax off the heat and add a few drops of the green dye. Keep adding dye until the wax reaches your desired color. Using tongs, dip individual pinecones into the green wax and let them dry on the wax paper. Fill a glass jar with the dried firestarters and tie on a hand-lettered label with twine.

To make your own eucalyptus-pine firestarters, you will need paraffin or soy wax blend, eucalyptus essential oil, pine essential oil, green wax dye, miniature pinecones, flip-top glass jars, wax paper, kitchen towel, ivory cardstock, natural twine, double-boiler, and kitchen tongs. Melt the wax or paraffin over low heat in a double boiler. Add one teaspoon each of the eucalyptus and pine essential oils. Using tongs, dip each pinecone into the wax until it is fully covered. Let dry on the wax paper. Take the wax off the heat and add a few drops of the green dye. Keep adding dye until the wax reaches your desired color. Using tongs, dip individual pinecones into the green wax and let them dry on the wax paper. Fill a glass jar with the dried firestarters and tie on a hand-lettered label with twine.

To make your own eucalyptus-pine firestarters, you will need paraffin or soy wax blend, eucalyptus essential oil, pine essential oil, green wax dye, miniature pinecones, flip-top glass jars, wax paper, kitchen towel, ivory cardstock, natural twine, double-boiler, and kitchen tongs. Melt the wax or paraffin over low heat in a double boiler. Add one teaspoon each of the eucalyptus and pine essential oils. Using tongs, dip each pinecone into the wax until it is fully covered. Let dry on the wax paper. Take the wax off the heat and add a few drops of the green dye. Keep adding dye until the wax reaches your desired color. Using tongs, dip individual pinecones into the green wax and let them dry on the wax paper. To create bunches of pinecones, pile several on a spoon and dip together. Drizzle with a little bit of extra wax and let dry in an ice cube tray. Fill a glass jar with the dried firestarters and tie on a hand-lettered label with twine.