Then, holding your wire or wick pin against the outer edge of the jar, make a small hole in the top of the candle, pushing the wire all the way to the bottom of the jar.
Marbled Container Candles
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Let the candles cool, until the wax has gone opaque on the sides and you've got about 1/8" of a skin on the top of the candle - probably 30-45 minutes.
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- Basic Setup and Prep for Marbled Container Candles
- Let Them Cool and Poke Some Holes
- Poke a Ring of Holes
- Add the Color
- Color in the Holes
- Making the Marbling
- Heat the Sides
- Continue Heating and Swirling
- Finished Marbled Container Candles
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