Christmas Container Candles
By David Fisher, About.com Guide
Melt the wax. (I used 10 oz. of wax for each candle.) Bring the wax up to 180 degrees, and stir in the fragrance oil and color, if desired. (I used 2.75 oz. of fragrance oil for the 30 oz. of wax.)
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- Let's Get Started Making Christmas Container Candles
- Prepare Your Container
- Melt the Wax and Add the Fragrance
- Pour the Wax
- Let the Candle Cool - and Repour/Top it Off
- Enjoy Your Candles!
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