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I ordered some pigment dyes. I think that's what i need for the opaque layer. And a small ball mold.Hobby Lobby had some carving tools that should work. It's hard to come up with a way to have so many colors and types of wax ready to go at the same time.

Hi, I've just started making candles and became totally intrigued by the candles that are made by. http://www.globalcandlegallery.com/candles/art/flame/ I want to try something like that but i have one big Nesco that I can put small cans of wax in. It looks like clear with paraflint for the core. And then some translucent colors(probably more paraflint) then something opaque. Maybe their outer layer are in high temp wax too. It seem like i would need different types of dyes. Is there anyway to try something like this without spending a fortune? When these candles are lit the translucent colors glow. It just tripped my trigger.