Let the candles cool overnight. Trim the wicks to about 1/4" and enjoy! (For best results, let them cure a few days before burning them.)
Make Layered Container Candles
By David Fisher, About.com Guide
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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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