Wax Melting Spoon | 5ml | Copper Bowl, Blue Handle - For Sealing Wax Beads

Melt sealing wax without holding a hot household spoon. This wax melting spoon has a 5ml copper toned bowl, 25mm across, on a 100mm handle with a blue painted wooden grip that keeps your fingers away from the flame. The bowl has a pouring lip, so the wax goes exactly where the stamp will land.

Specifications

Perfect for

• Melting sealing wax beads and stick wax
• Wedding invitation and envelope seals
• Small candle wax colour tests
• Craft workshops and gifting projects

Compatibility

Works with: sealing wax beads, sealing wax sticks and small amounts of candle wax, heated over a tealight.

Pairs well with: a wax spoon stand, tealights and a brass wax seal stamp.

Not suitable for: hob, induction or oven heating. It is a hand held craft spoon, and we state no food grade rating for it.

How to Use

1. Drop two to three wax beads into the bowl.
2. Hold or rest the spoon over a tealight until the wax runs smooth.
3. Pour in one steady movement onto the seal point, then press the stamp.
4. Wipe the bowl with a tissue while it is still warm, before the next colour.

Before You Buy

• The bowl gets hot and stays hot after the flame is out. Use it on a heat safe surface.
• Wax, stamp and tealight are sold separately.
• One photo shows spoons with other handle colours. This listing is the blue handle spoon.

You will Need

• sealing wax beads
• sealing wax and seals

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much wax does the spoon hold?
The bowl holds 5ml, enough for two to three beads, which is one standard seal.

Which handle colour is this?
Blue. Spoons with other handle colours are sold as separate listings.

Can I melt candle wax in it?
Yes, small amounts for a colour or fragrance test. It is not sized for pouring a whole candle.

Should I use this or a wax stick with a wick?
The spoon melts beads into a neat, measured pool, which gives the same seal size every time. A wick stick drips straight onto the paper and needs no spoon. Pick the spoon for repeatable seals and sticks for a quick traditional seal.