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You
can use this method to make a huge variety of candles. It suits Valentine
candles very well - or you could do lovely children's birthday candles
with animal cut outs etc. Prepare the Cut out Shapes. Pour a layer of wax about 3mm thick into a baking tray. Wait until it has almost, but not completely set. Then using pastry cutters cut out four fish shapes, and some round bubble shapes. Set
up the mould as described in basic candle making techniques.
Take a fish (or other shape!) cut out and
Heat
Wax Gently heat some wax to a temperature of 63c
(150f) and add dye and a few drops of perfume if you are making scented
candles. Pour gently into your prepared mould.
Always leave some wax over for the 'top up'. We added not stearin to
the wax as you should never use stearin when making candles in rubber
or latex moulds. However, for a slightly harder finish you can use vybar.
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