When cool, pop them out of the mold and trim the wicks to about 1/4".
Done!
How to Make Floating Candles
By David Fisher, About.com Guide
After you've inserted all of the wicks, let the candles cool.
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- Insert the Floating Candle Wick
- Let the Floating Candles Cool
- Floating Candles In a Wine or Margarita Glass
- Floating Candles In a Votive Holder
- Classic Bowl oif Floating Candles
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