Molded Rose Candle
By David Fisher, About.com Guide
Let the wax cool down to about 160 degrees - you don't want to melt too much of the first layer. Gently pour the second layer into the mold cavities.
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- Let's Get Started Making Silicone Molded Rose Candles
- Prepare the Mold
- Set the Wicks & Add the Glitter
- Melt the Wax
- Pour the First Layer
- Let It Cool and Mix Second Layer
- Pour Second Layer
- Let Them Cool
- Unmold, Trim and Enjoy!
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