If you’ve ever wondered about the best way to make wax seals, you’re not alone! There are a few different methods to choose from, and each one has its pros and cons. So let’s take a little trip back to explore your options.

Wax Stick with Wick

This is the traditional way to make wax seals – like dripping wax from a candle. It's classic, but it can leave some black soot or flecks on your seal, especially if you're using lighter wax colors.

Glue Guns

Now, this is my favorite method! It’s fast and efficient. You can make about 5 wax seals per minute and quickly build up a stash of seals to stick anywhere with double-sided adhesive.

My pro tip? I always make a bunch at once and pick out the best ones!

The only downside? It's tricky to switch colors.

You can push through two clear wax sticks to clean the glue gun, but it’s still a bit of a waste.

 Honestly, that’s why I own over 30 glue guns! 😅

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Wax Stove

• Easy color switching: Simply clean the spoon between melts.
• Perfect for marbled seals: The stove method makes it easy to create those stunning marble designs.
• Recycle unwanted wax: Don’t let those wax scraps go to waste – they’re perfect for recycling in your stove.