Blue-green wax seals—an elegant way to decorate envelopes, wedding invitations, or invitations for other occasions, cards, scrolls, and old-fashioned letters, certificates, wrapping paper, labels and tags, packaging for handmade items and cosmetics, wine bottles, and small thank-you packets and gifts.
A single stick of wax measuring 1 x 1 x 8.5 cm is sufficient for dripping and making 10–12 small circles with delicate details and an approximate diameter of 2–3 cm.
The stick has no wick and is intended to be used by crushing it and melting it in a small metal container or measuring spoon over a burning flame. Another method is to melt the tip directly in the heated spoon.
The wax seal pairs beautifully with sprigs of dried flowers or evergreen twigs, hemp, cords, lace, and satin ribbons, which are secured by pressing the seal onto them.
When in a liquid state , different types of wax can be mixed together to create a marbled effect, and their texture can be highlighted with pearlescent powder or colored with a paint marker once they have cooled. Sprinkling fine metallic flakes, brocade, small confetti, or dried flowers onto warm wax is another creative trick for added sparkle and originality.









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