…as possible, many people have resolved to use decoupage or water-slide decals to affix images on the exterior of candle. In contrast, these instructions will demonstrate a very simple technique to secure an embedded photo directly against the exterior surface…
…up dramatically and will produce a better looking finished product. Step Three: Prepare Your Mold. If the mold you selected has a wick hole, plug it with some metal tape or mold sealer. You may wish to…
Basic Instructions: 1. Melt wax and add fragrance (about 1.5 oz per lb of wax) stirring well. At this time you can add dye to match darker or colored bears allowing it to blend better with the material. The average…
…water solution Measure hard oils, melt measure soft oils Mix hard and soft oils Mix in lye and start blending Mix coloring Add fragrance, bring to trace, add color Pour into mold Line your mold. You can use just about…
…the wax is melted, add your fragrance oil and candle dye if desired, and mix thoroughly. Step 3: Pour the wax into the mold and allow to cool. Be sure to leave a small amount of wax for the second…
…of holding water to a level at least as deep as our mold. Common five-gallon buckets work well for this sort of thing. Three-gallon buckets probably work better because they are not quite as deep. A water pitcher. Used for…
A list of fragrances you can create by mixing other fragrance oils. Contributed by visitors of candletech.com Scent Mixing Ideas contributed by the visitors of candletech.com Suggested Scent Name Mix These Items Afternoon Breeze 1part: Lavender, 1part: Vanilla, and…
…can betray you at times. So, how do we compare scent throw or intensity? It is very easy, but before we go into it I want to convince you to trust your sense of smell and perhaps understand a little…
…F. Add any additives, dye and fragrance oil that you have chosen and mix well. You can scent and dye the chunks, the overpour wax, or both. For this project, I selected IGI 1343 to make the chunks as…
…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…
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