How To Dip Fall Leaves In Beeswax

Watch as I dip some beautiful fall leaves into melted beeswax. This is a very inexpensive fall craft and fun homeschool handicraft! We made a double boiler out of a pan with an old coconut milk can. This makes for easy clean up and you don't need a crock pot for this.
How to use your leaves after you finish:
*Spread them on a table
*Hang them from a branch with fishing line
*Leaf garland
*Nature journal
*Penpal surprise
You'll need:
A pan, can, beeswax (I saved last winter's wax drippings from our candles), parchment paper, and fresh picked leaves. I recommend buying wax from a local beekeeper, but you can find it on Amazon or from this family owned beekeeper in link below.
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[@lisav4400]

Perfect timing ....we just picked some leaves at the park today:) Can't wait to try this!

[@LizBlueandHazel]

Yay! Have fun!

[@MargotBrown]

I need to try this, looks so fun!!

[@JesFranke]

How long will the leaves keeo their colour? :)