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How to Make Handmade Candles
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Keep the bugs away in style with homemade candles scented with insect-repelling citronella oil. The O'Neil Sisters demonstrate each step of the process.
with The O'Neil SistersKeep the bugs away in style with homemade candles scented with insect-repelling citronella oil. The O'Neil Sisters demonstrate each step of the process.
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The pillar candle is an essential type for every novice candle maker to master. Learn how to make your own, and get tips and tricks from professional crafters.
with The O'Neil SistersThe pillar candle is an essential type for every novice candle maker to master. Learn how to make your own, and get tips and tricks from professional crafters.
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The O'Neil Sisters share the steps to making perfect crystallized pillar candles—from setting up molds to melting the wax. Great for home accents!
with The O'Neil SistersThe O'Neil Sisters share the steps to making perfect crystallized pillar candles—from setting up molds to melting the wax. Great for home accents!
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In this lesson, the O’Neil Sisters show you how to use a homemade pillar mold to make your own ice candle with a lattice effect. Makes a beautiful home accent!
with The O'Neil SistersIn this lesson, the O’Neil Sisters show you how to use a homemade pillar mold to make your own ice candle with a lattice effect. Makes a beautiful home accent!
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Looking for an inexpensive, unique home accent? Learn how to create your own elegant shell-embedded candles a la Crate & Barrel or Pottery Barn.
with The O'Neil SistersLooking for an inexpensive, unique home accent? Learn how to create your own elegant shell-embedded candles a la Crate & Barrel or Pottery Barn.
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Rhonda C
Great for a refresher course. The one thing I would emphasize more is to cover your work area with newspaper oron something g with raised edges like a large. Cookie sheet
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The O'Neil Sisters
Thanks for watching, Rhonda! You're right about covering your work surface properly -- candlemaking can be messy business. The cookie sheet idea is a great one -- thanks for sharing that. And let us know how your candle turns out -- we'd love to see a photo when you're through!
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Jacqueline Felton- M
This is an awesome project. My wanted to use this for his science project for homeschool. He's a 4th grader. Thank you so much for sharing.
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The O'Neil Sisters
Thanks for watching the lesson! This is a fun project for a 4th grade science project for sure. What a great idea! Will you upload a picture of his finished candle so we can admire his handiwork? We'd love to see it! Have fun -- and let him know he can ask us questions if he needs any help while he's making his candle.
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