Trim the wicks to about 1/4" - let the candles cure for a day or two - and enjoy!
No...it doesn't quite have the rustic hands-on crafty charm that the Dixie Cup Votives project does...but it sure is a whole lot easier!
Make Votives Using Molds and Wick Pins
By David Fisher, About.com Guide
That's it!
Prev
- Make Votive Candles Using Votive Molds and Wick Pins
- Let's Get Started
- Pour the Wax
- Let them Cool
- Pop them Out - and Pull the Pin
- Insert the Wick
- Trim the Wicks - and Enjoy!
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