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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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15 CQ
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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Oralia D
I have a question. Why hasnt my question got answered? I wrote it 8 days ago and no answer but someone else asks a question and gets an answer soon. Im just asking. Thank you!
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The O'Neil Sisters
Oh no, Oralia! We're so sorry about the delayed response -- we somehow missed it. Please accept our apologies! We'll answer it right now below...
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Oralia D
Can I melt the wax in a glass measuring cup?
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The O'Neil Sisters
The type of wax in this project has to get up to a high temperature, especially because we're using an additive in the wax. Because of that, it's best to melt it in a pot over direct heat. We recommend using a pot or sauce pan on a stove -- and definitely keep an eye on the temperature so it doesn't get too hot. Hope that helps!
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Patricia M
Wonderful!
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The O'Neil Sisters
Thanks for watching, Patricia! We think the shell candle is so cool to make -- it's a lot of steps, but soooo worth it! Will you let us know if you make one? We'd love to know how it turns out!
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