Citronella Candle Torches
By David Fisher, About.com Guide
Lean the candles upright onto a piece of waxed paper and let them cool. Especially if you've incorporated essential oils into them, you'll want to let them sit and cure before you use them.
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- Let's Get Started Making Citronella Candle Torches
- Getting things ready...
- Prepare Your Wax - and Start Dipping
- Dipping Can Alternative
- Keep Dipping
- Wrap the Wick
- Overdip with a Color
- Let the Candles Cool
- Put them in the dirt - and light them up!
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