…Body tab of this web site. The chunks in this example were made with clear melt and pour soap base. The blue chunks were made with Brilliant Blue Liquid Colorant at the rate of 10 drops per pound of soap…

…it is really only needed with new molds. Step 2. Votives: Initial Wax Pour Place your votive molds on a newspaper-lined surface to catch any spills. With your wax at the proper pouring temperature (about 175° F), fill your votive…

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…Mystic Berry 2parts: Wild Raspberry, 1part: lavender New Car Smell Equal parts: Genuine Leather, and French Vanilla Ocean Equal parts: Tropicana, and Spring Rain Orange Clove Spice 1part: Harvest Spice, 1part: Orange Clove Orange Clove Spice Equal parts: Orange Clove…

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…a spiral look.           3. For better adhesion between the layers, you can melt the top of each shape with a heat gun and press down with each new shape. When you have used up all…

…the heat first until it is liquid again. The black liquid dye should overpower the original color, so you shouldn’t need a new batch of wax. Step 8: Dip the wax balls into the black wax just a little bit…

…do when making a votive candle.       3. When the wax has completely cooled, carefully peel the cupcake cups away from the wax and place the candles on a cookie sheet or on top of newspaper or paper…