Mornajina Metallic Green Sealing Wax Sticks - Vintage Wax Seal Kit for Postage Letters, Wedding Invitations, and Stamp Sealing Review

Variety of colors for my stationery. I live with wax seals and the variety of colors makes them even more special.

They are enlarged in the picture, they are much smaller than they appear in the photo. One stick allows you to seal about 6 regular envelopes with a standard gravure mark, and it's very enjoyable to watch them melt.

I prefer wax sticks that have their own wicks and it's a nice variety of colours. All the ones I've used so far work pretty well - the print comes off clean, the wax melts quickly - but some metallics seem to burn unevenly. metal seal. The gold wax photo was taken with a very detailed gummed heart shaped print. The metallic wax melted unevenly and pieces of flame fell out along with the wax (note there are black burnt pieces in the gold). All in all, a decent set in quantity and colors.

I make my own essential oil blends. Bottle corks tend to absorb oil and leak, so it became necessary to seal them with wax. I used different colors for each of the bottles and solved the problem. You just light the end and the wax drips. Some people heat it in a wax heater. I have found that the candle method works best for me. You can also use this wax to add a classy touch to handwritten letters, invitations for special occasions such as parties and weddings. In the picture you can see an…

When creating a look I make sure my colors work together so I was glad to have such a good collection of sealing waxes to use to suit the project. since I'm not interested in abstract art. After making three Mother's Day cards last week, all in shades of pink, I used a pink stick to melt the wax and then sealed the envelopes with a pink seal. Since the two mothers who received the cards had severe vision problems, I was glad I could use a different colored gold or acrylic pen (I think) to…