Make Layered Container Candles
By David Fisher, About.com Guide
When the wax has cooled to about 130 degrees (and your jars are still warm), gently pour the first layer. Be careful not to spill any wax down the inside of the jar.
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- A Variation on the Basic Container Candle
- Prepare the Containers
- Weigh/Melt the Wax
- Plan out the Layers - Warm the Jars
- Pour the First Layer
- Cool - and Pour the Second/Third Layer
- Finished Candle - Cool - Trim and Enjoy
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