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A quick and easy lamp to make with tallow (rendered fat), cordage wick, and an mollusk shell. Burning tallow lamps is quite useful for extra light , however since it is burning fat it may give off an odor that may be unpleasant.
1). Here's how you can make a simple lamp using tallow, rendered animal fat.
You will need tallow, a wick, and a holder. Here, I have a mussel shell from a local grocery store, and a piece of cordage from velvet-leaf fibers I have twisted for a wick.
2). Snip the wick to the right size...
3). about 2" should sit comforatably in this size shell.