Handmade

very very nice:yay:

Very very nice candles

Very very nice!!!

This is a small chunk candle for the Autumn.

Thanks for the compliments! :)

Almond Tree Time(hurricane)

Fantastic !!!!!!!:rolleyes2

Thanks for looking.

Does anybody know where I can find a company which makes special round and square metal taper molds 1"x15"?

Could somebody please tell me where I can find transparent polycarbonate molds with 5,90"X6,70" height:tiptoe:?,

Yes it is!!!

Those are really cool looking. Is it just drizzled wax over them?

This is a way of decorating some pillar candles.

O.M.G.!!!!!!:highfive:

very nice!

Those are really pretty & so real looking. What type of mold is that?

silicone mold

This is a new shape of candle .It belongs to my Autumn candle collection.

I had success pouring at 145 with my wax, but understand the layers not sticking. Happens at times. One thing I do is to poke my relief holes through the entire candle (going through all the layers to help bind them some more.)

Scented I agree with all the things that you say .:highfive:

It's approx. 136 most likely ... just found a converter.

I'd say if you aren't getting frost then drop your temps 5 degrees, do the rocking, sloshing I mentioned in a PM and see if that helps. It's pure paraffin right? Like there's no soy in there.

I am afraid that If I drop the pour temperature 5 degrees then the layers may "unstick".

The wax that I use is suitable for pillar candles .I am sure that there is no soy in this wax .

Was that 3 heaping tablespoons or just level? Did you pour a little, slosh and then pour more in? Do you know what the mp of your wax is?

And did you check out judyvega's tutorial?

The mp of the wax is 58-60 Cº But I don't know the equivelant ºF.

I added 3 heaping tbsand I poured the wax in the mold until the end of each layer . Them I waited for about 10 min and then I poured the next layer 5 degrees higher = 155ºF.

These candles were made from pillar wax mp58-60 C and I added 3tbs stearin per pound wax .I also added UV and fragrance .I used aluminium molds.I poured the wax at 150F and the room temperature was about 27C. The next layers were poured at about 155F.I tested the candles and the burning is absolutely perfect . There is no problem with the layers .The only problem is that there was no white effect around the candle .

I saw the layer rustic candles that Scented made http://www.craftserver.com/forums/showthread.php?t=75753

and I really loved them . Jokerjen and JudyVega also made these kind of candles .

Does anybody know the technic of "swirling" for these candles?

These candles can be burned . There is no doubt for that .I have tested these candles and they are very safe because they are made with the appropriate wax and the appropriate wik.

Those are absolutely beautiful. I was wondering if you just put seashells along the sides of it (say some at the bottom and a few random throughout) would it be safe to burn it? Just a thought... Again - absolutely beautiful!

Of course these candles can be burned.

Looks like you are near a Great Lake.... candles are beautiful.... not for burning I assume??

chunk seacandle!

Where Can I Find These Floating Candle Molds?

Beautifull!!!Where can I fint this mold?

I am actually at the point with ebay thinking I will keep listing until some candle finally sells....not sure if it's ebay or me..lol...I will be offering these until mother's day...then, after that I will have to rethink pouring candles until my website is up and running...critiques always appreciated..

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