Make a Basic Pillar Candle
By David Fisher, About.com
Let the candle cool for a few hours. You will notice shrinkage (and the relief holes) on the top. You can either reheat the wax you saved for a repour, or top off the candle with a heat gun.
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- Prepare Your Materials - Make a Basic Molded Pillar Candle
- Prepare the Mold
- Melt the Wax & Add Your Fragrance and Color
- Pour the Candle
- Let It Cool - Top It Off
- Let the Candle Cool - and Unmold It
- Insert a Wick and Enjoy
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