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Here are the top ten articles for the Candlemaking Site! These rankings are live and get reset at the beginning of each month, so check back often to see what your fellow visitors are most interested in! 1. Melting Point, Pour Point, Flash Point Candle wax melting point is the specific temperature at which the wax will changes from solid to liquid. This can be different from your recommended pouring temperature. A lower melting point is great for container candles and a higher melting point for molded candles. 2. Importance of Measuring Accurately As a candle maker and any other craftsman, we deal with weights and measures on a day to day basis. Making a consistent quality candle requires accurate measuring of your key ingredients.
3. Don't Microwave Your Wax Microwaving wax is not a safe option. My suggestion is, simply don't do it and here's why. 4. Hobby Lobby Candle Supplies - Review A review of supplies purchased from the local Hobby Lobby craft store. 5. How to make a candle tart Candle tarts are small wickless like candles that are melted in a special container or candle warmer. They are simply placed in a wax potpourri warmer and lit below by an unscented tea light candle or electric warmer. 6. What is a candle? What is a candle?
Chandler - a manufacturer of candles.
As a fellow candle maker I feel it is necessary to define what a candle is. As you know from the article, "History of Candles."
7. Additives In candlemaking, there are a wide variety of wax additives used to achieve certain effects. 8. Basics of Scent Blending The basics of scent blending beginning with the three type of scent notes. Directions on how to create your own scents. 9. Making Your Own Essential Oils How to make your own essential oils. 10. A New Twist on Sand Candles This sand candle project will get rave reviews, but be careful you might just be making some for friends too. Be sure to visit the Candlemaking Archives for all the articles! |
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