• Scent of Home candle cooling in a glass vessel during a candle pouring class — showcasing the hands-on experience guests enjoy with each ticket.
  • Candle pouring station set up for a Scent of Home event — featuring a scent menu, glass vessel, and fragrance tools ready for guests to create their own candle.
  • Participant at a Scent of Home candle pouring workshop — hands-on candle making event where guests craft their own soy candles.
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Pour Your Own Candle at The Warehouse

Pour Your Own Candle at The Warehouse

Grab a friend or two and join Scent of Home® for a night out in downtown Boise. We're partnering with The Warehouse Food Hall for a hands-on candle pouring class right in the heart of Boise's culinary and entertainment hub. While your candle cures, wander the hall for a bite to eat or a drink and make a full evening of it.

You'll leave with a custom 10oz candle you poured and scented yourself.

Space is limited to about 30 guests, so grab your tickets while they last.

$55/person

Includes:

  • All candle-making supplies and materials
  • Professional setup and instruction
  • Custom scent blending
  • Your very own 10oz hand-poured candle to take home

Want to pour a second candle? You're welcome to; it's an additional $30, collected at the event.

Event Details

October 11th, 5:00 to 7:00 PM at The Warehouse Food Hall, downtown Boise.

We'll be using every minute of our two hours to make sure your candle has enough time to cure before you head out with it, so please arrive on time and ready to jump right in. Once you book, we'll follow up to confirm your spot and send along everything you need to know before the night.

Have questions before you sign up? Reach out to us at info@scentofhomecandles.com, we're happy to help.

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Candle Care Tips

Trim Wick Before You Burn

This one’s key! Always trim your wick to about ¼ inch before lighting your candle. Not only does this help the flame burn evenly, but it also prevents soot from forming and keeps the wax from smoking. A quick trim means a cleaner burn, every time.

First Burn Instructions

The first time you light a candle is important. Let it burn until the entire surface of the wax is melted—usually about 2–3 hours. This prevents tunneling (where the candle burns down the middle but leaves wax on the sides). It gives you a much more even burn and helps your candle last longer.

Don’t Burn for Too Long

Keep your burn time to no more than 4 hours at a time. It’s best to let the wax reset and cool down between burns to keep everything in tip-top shape. Plus, shorter burn times help prevent the vessel from overheating and ensure a clean, even burn each time.

Burn Safely and Smartly

Place your candle in a cozy, draft-free spot to ensure an even burn and a longer-lasting flame. Never leave a burning candle unattended, and always keep it out of reach of pets and little hands. When there's only ½ inch of wax left, it's time to blow it out and enjoy the lingering scent—safely.