Dolcibugie

I use powder brown dye and sometimes the candles turn green after some days! I don't know why!

They're beautiful!

Thank you ksranch, you're always kind!

My first beer candle (not tested yet) Greetings from Italy!

I always get very good results with aluminium too! I wish I could have all my molds made of metal!

oh, I think that trying to slow down the cooling process may help... at least, it helped me! (sorry for my bad English, I'm Italian)

Have you tried pouring the wax while the mold is sitting in very warm (almost boiling) water?

Please, let me know if you solve the problem!

Yes, I think you have the same tiny air bubbles problem I had. I solved it by keeping the mold very warm when I pour.

http://www.craftserver.com/forums/showthread.php?104783-silicone-molds-tiny-air-bubbles...-help!&highlight=tiny+bubbles Is it maybe the problem I had?

Thank you very much!

Today I have been making fruit embeds all day long... a friend of mine asked me for 56 fruit pastry candles and I make the embeds by hand, using mouldable wax (that's the result https://fbcdn-sphotos-g-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-snc7/418308_316978995004556_991084327_n.jpg)... it's a lot of work, I'm tired and my hands hurt a bit... but I'm sure my friend will be satisfied!

Pillar wax becomes crumbly when whipped, while container wax keeps a creamy appearance. I mix 25% pillar - 75% container, it's still creamy.

They're beautiful!

Maybe there is some water in the wax (I don't konw why) or in the pot. Try to remelt the damaged candles after having dried them well and make sure there is no water in the pot.