Note: These shells can sometimes be hard to get out of the molds. Silicone mold release spray or cooking spray can be a big help here.
How to Make a Hurricane Candle Shell
By David Fisher, About.com Guide
Once the wax has gotten to about 190 degrees, pour it into your mold.
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- Let's Get Started Making a Hurricane Candle Shell
- Set up your water bath and measure your wax
- Pour the Wax
- Place the Mold into the Water Bath
- Pour Out the Still Melted Wax
- Even Out the Top
- Drop in a Votive and Enjoy!
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