Place the candles in a large bowl of water...perhaps a birdbath...hot tub...fish pond...and enjoy!
Floating Flower Candles
By David Fisher, About.com
Once the candles are completely cool, gently pull the mold pieces apart. If the candle sticks a bit, just squeeze a bit on the sides of the mold. That's usually enough to release it.
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- Let's Make Floating Flower Candles
- Get the Mold Set Up
- Clamp and Set the Mold
- Pour the Wax
- Enjoy Your Floating Flowers!
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