Note: Since the pillar candle was "upside down" in the mold, it has the rustic effect on the top and sides. Since the votive was "right side up" in the mold, it only has the rustic effect on the sides. The top, which was created by the second pour, is smooth.
Rustic Pillar Candles
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When the candle has fully cooled, gently pop it out of the mold. Add an appropriate wick...and enjoy!
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