(Note the four votives in the picture. The two on the left have a more "rustic" look to them. I didn't smooth out the sides of the candle (in the mold) with the heat gun. There are places where the overpour doesn't completely cover the chunks. On the two candles on the right, I heated the mold. You can see that the overpour is smooth all the way around.)
Vertical Chunk Candles
By David Fisher, About.com Guide
Let the candles cool as normal. Unmold them, add a wick...and enjoy!
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- Vertical Chunk Candles - Easy Chunk Candle Variation
- Cut the Vertical Chunks
- Place the Rods into the molds
- Pour the Overpour
- Smooth the sides with a heat gun
- Let the candles cool and enjoy
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