Hale Farm Candle Maker 

What an elegant, well versed and sweet lady. She knows her candles and love the extra info she gave about the different types of holders.

wow so cool and informative very accurate and authentic those candles look absolutely scrumptious just like you my lady //tips fedora

I love the knowledge we gain by looking at how people lived years ago.

Love seeing this and the old knowledge. We might be coming to a point where we begin to 'retro-innovate' ourselves back to times like these. Lord knows it would be far, far more sustainable than what we're doing today.

I'm glad the gentleman asked about the candle holders, that was lovely to see...loved seeing the whole process and the strip showing the candle in the midst of dipping...how long it took to make. Thanks so much for sharing with us.

"Yankee ingenuity" lol - I'm from NE Ohio (in TX now), been called a "Yankee" a few times! The "Ingenuity" of Northerners came from the necessity to get things done (incl. during harsh winters) despite the limited resources of Colonial America. Proud Yankee here! Cool video, I'm making beeswax candles right now.

Thank you for this! My 5 yo was very curious about how candles are made and why they're used ...this video was very informative! =)

Thanks for the video👍🏻

Wish I was born on that time😔 I wish I could get into Jane Austen’s novels.

So informative! Thank you so much, sir!

Awesome, thanks

They often did not do other colors bec. well..................they were used for light. white and ivory colored candles let out more light, and beeswax puts out more light .

Tom, ever come out for the Civil War reenactment at Hale's?

I would love a wife like her

Daily reminder: Jesus Loves Yall!!!!!!!

Nice!!!!

I wonder what she does on the weekend for fun .

interesting

>yankee ingenuity Is that a shot lol?

Is she in some sort of out building?

Poor sound