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Add glitz to candleholders with costume jewelry. Wrap a bracelet around a votive holder or adhere a brooch to its side.
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I would like to know what kind of candles you all are making,paraffin or SOY. I make soy ones and they are easy and non toxic.
3/2/2010 08:25:38 PM Report AbuseWhen making the candles, take a wire coat hanger and poke around the wick as it cools. Refill the wax in small amounts to fill this "sinking" area. This will make solid candles everytime.
1/26/2010 11:20:15 AM Report Abuseaddition to chichimai's question... does the tissue stay on or is it simply a medium for transferring the ink? will have to try it on an old candle first. wish there were more detailed instructions.
12/15/2009 10:28:45 AM Report Abusewow!!! nice.. 1 question: i tried doing it.. when i lighted the candle, and when the fire reached the design, the tissue burned.. help please... just want to know if that's the result...? ^_____^
12/9/2009 10:13:54 AM Report AbuseThey all seem to do that. When I make candles, I always save some of the wax. After they cool, melt your leftover wax again and repour in the center. Sometimes it takes a couple times of doing this. I also put the candle in the oven while I'm melting the leftover wax to soften it a bit so that when you repour, you don't really notice where you poured. It kinda blends together that way. Hope this helps!!
12/1/2009 09:52:44 PM Report Abuse