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Swan Candle Making Supplies

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I wanted to share another candle supply company I came across recently. They have some intriguing organic wax blends with coconut, soy and palm. Of course they also offer paraffin and beeswax.

Their prices are reasonable and there is a wide selection of dyes and fragrance oils. The selection of pretabbed wicks is well laid out and it clearly states which wicks you would use for the size or type of candle you’re making.

You can get just about everything you need there including books, pouring melters, tins and molds. There are not too many molds there actually but it would probably be worth it to purchase some of your supplies from Swan Candle Making Supplies anyway.

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