Fire starters

Wood shavings and wax make great fire starters. These fire starters really help your logs light easily without stuffing tons of newspapers or using those quick start logs with chemicals. Perfect for the backyard, or campsite-even in your fireplace. #MyRepurposedLife #firepit #campfire #firestarter #diy #fireplace

Learn to craft DIY fire starters with our easy guide. Perfect for gifts, complete with free printable tags to add a personal touch to your creations.

How to Make the Best Firestarters

In the past I always struggled with how to start a fire. So I wanted to share this best kept secret!

Dryer Lint Fire Starter Twigs: Every year, thousands of house fires are caused by dryer lint. The lint accumulates over time along the inner walls of the dryer’s exhaust system and if not properly maintained, that surplus of lint has the potential to ignite and cause a fire. To …

This is an easy DIY with pretty and practical results. Gather pinecones and dip them in different color waxes as fire starters.

Cheap Water Resistant Fire Starters: Like many other woodworkers I have a decent collection of scrap wood that I can't seem to throw out no matter how small the piece may be and shavings are no exception. I used to collect the shavings and burn them but I found them to be too light we…

Get your outdoor fun underway with these easy homemade fire starters using items you already have on hand! Perfect for the backyard bonfire or the weekend campfire!

It's campfire season! Make this Easy DIY Cotton Ball Fire Starter hack to light a fire in no time! Keep a container of these fire starters handy for quick and easy campfires.

Create homemade fire starters with beeswax, pinecones, and cinnamon sticks —perfect for cozy fires. Simple to make and smells incredible!

Made with beeswax and colorful natural elements, these homemade fire starters are a beautiful and simple way to get your fire started.

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I know. They look like a bunch of tasty caramelized brownies don't they? Probably a good time to say don't feed these to your children or leave them out where children will feed themselves with

Here’s a fire starter that’s easy to make from materials you probably already have floating around your house. These little balls of fire will burn for approximately 15 minutes after being...

Make DIY toilet paper roll fire starters in minutes and turn those empty toilet paper tubes into an easy way to start your campfire.

We have several Scentsy warmers in our home. I usually dump the used wax into a jar, but when I came across this post by Jremm's outside ...