…ounces of wax in a double boiler. While the wax is melting, prepare your pyramid mold by threading the wick through the wick hole, securing with mold sealer. Step 2: Place the pyramid mold inside of the square base. Secure…

…Step 1: Melt some pillar wax in a double boiler. While the wax is melting, prepare your mold. Using a regular plastic sand castle mold or similar shaped bucket, drill a hole in the center of the mold, large enough…

…out all the guesswork and measurement to help you create the perfect floating candle. You will need: Any Pillar Wax or Votive Blend Wax Floater Mold Pre-Tabbed Wicks Pouring Pitcher Your choice of Fragrance Oil and Candle Dye Creating floating…

…Save some wax for a second pour because the wax will shrink, forming a sink-hole. Step 3: When the first pour is cool, re-melt your leftover wax and fill again all the way to the top. Step 4: When the…

…of container regarded as unsafe are those prone to crack. This can pose a risk when pouring the wax into the container, where the container, under the stress of the heat, just cracks and wax spills all over the place….

…stirring. At this temperature, the wax will start to form a skin around the edges. Stir the wax vigorously to create bubbles on top of the wax. (The bubbles will look like sea foam in your finished candle.)    …

…if you had been pouring wax. Enter the filled weight of the container, using decimals if needed. ‘; //outputs the ans box and it’s value echo ‘ = ‘; echo ‘ Estimated weight of wax required.’; echo ‘ ‘; [/insert_php]…

…desired and mix thoroughly. We chose to leave the wax uncolored for a white candle, and added some blue dye to the wax for the smaller candle. Step 4: Pour the wax into the jars almost to the top, leaving…

…wax weights for other shapes such as spirals, octagons, etc. Calculate Wax Weight for a Rectangular Mold: Use this calculator to figure out how much wax to melt to make a rectangular candle. This can also be used for squares….