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Freakishly-Fun Halloween Candles

Whether you’re looking to entertain the kids over half term, or looking to brighten up your candle stall, these Halloween votive candles are a chandler’s equivalent of carving a pumpkin! We enlisted the help of some children to create our ghoulish designs! Step 1 – Make Votive Candles:  To begin, you will first need to choose your fragrance and colour combination! We chose the following colours and fragrances: Inpex Candle Whitener with US Style Liquorice Fragrance Orange Inpex Deep Dye with US Style Pumpkin Souffle Fragrance Fluorescent Green (used at a lower percentage to create a ‘slime’ colour) with US Style Strudel & Spice Fragrance Fluorescent Green (used at a higher percentage to create a ‘Frankenstein’ colour) with 50/50 US Style Crème Brulee and US Apple fragrances to create a toffee apple scent! Once you have chosen your combinations, you will need to create the votive candles themselves using the votive wick pins, votive moulds, and Chandler G...

Candle Making Guide: Making Votive Candles

These votive candles are easy to make and are very popular, they are best used in the votive glasses that are available in the accessories glassware tins section.   The votive candle is a very good selling product as people enjoy having a candle in a container such as a glass. The main problem with container candles is that once the candle is finished you have the glass left over and it seems to be a waste. The beauty of these votive candles is that once you have finished one candle you can just clean out the glass and replace it with another.   Question: How much wax is needed per votive candle? Answer: Calculate for 65 grams per candle will be sufficient  Essential Equipment Needed: Something is needed to melt your wax bearing in mind that you cannot melt candle wax with direct heat you need a double pan or a specially made wax melting pot, more information can be found in the melt wax safely guide. A thermometer is a must so you can check the temperatu...