Using your heat gun, first heat the top of the candle gently so that the dye will start to mix with a little melted wax.
Marbled Container Candles
By David Fisher, About.com Guide
Here's where things really start to heat up, literally.
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- Marbled Container Candles
- 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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