…it begins to thicken. Use a spoon or fork to scoop the wax onto the outside of the ball candles until you are satisfied with the appearance. Let the candle cool completely, trim the wick to about ¼”, and enjoy!…

…candles. For instance, the hand-crafted roses could be used to decorate a pillar or the base of a taper and give it a truly unique appearance. Wax Art – Rose Contributed by: Mike & Brenda Blanton, Fancy Farm, Kentucky.  …

…2: Carefully wrap a couple pieces of tape around two more of the jars to make approximately even stripes. Step 3: Dip your paint brush in the blue paint and gently paint all over the glass, taking care not to…

…melt in the microwave in 30-second increments until completely melted. You will need approximately 1/2 lb of soap for this project.   2. Add fragrance oil and liquid dye. We don’t recommend using more than 1 drop of colorant, or…

…our handy calculators if you need help determining the appropriate amount of wax. Melt the wax using a double boiler method. Step 2. The next step will be to prepare your mold. Select the proper wick for the diameter you…

…renders darker colors. For the over-pour, we used Clear M&P base with no color added, and White M&P base with no color added. The white over-pour provided higher contrast for the chunks, but the clear ones were just as appealing….

…If you are not familiar with making pillar candles, check out our step-by-step tutorial. We chose to make square pillars since the flat surface is easier to work with when applying the letters. When the wax has reached the proper…

…and fragrance as desired. 3. Pour the wax onto the baking sheet until it is approximately half an inch thick. 4. Allow the wax to cool until it is firm but still pliable, like cookie dough.   5. Gently press…

…mix well. 3. Pour into muffin cups about ½ full. 4. Place the loofa into the cup and compress with fingers to absorb the m&p base. 5. Pour remaining m&p base over the loofa’s and let set for approx 2…

…color. Step 2: Squeeze some of the black soap into your liquid dye dropper and squeeze it back out into each paw print sections of the cavities. The dropper makes it easier to get the soap in the appropriate area…