How to make colored candles 40, how to make colored candles

Directions:

1 Find a canned beverage bucket, empty the drink, neatly remove the lid, and sharpen the wax and wax pen into the bucket;

2 Put the bucket in hot water and stir the wax and pen inside to melt. If the water is not hot enough, it can be heated;

3 Pour the melted liquid into a nicely shaped container. Of course, you first have to put the thread in the container as a wick;

4 After the wax has cooled, pour in the wax of other colors, so that the wax of different colors is added layer by layer, and the beautiful candle is made.

Material: wax pen, wax.

1. Find a clean jar, remove the lid, and sharpen the wax and wax pen into the bucket.

2Put the bucket into the hot water, stir the wax and pen inside, and melt.

3 Pour the wax into a good-looking container. To put the wick in it first;

4. After the wax is cooled, pour in other wax and add it in turn, and it can be completed.

1. Cut off one end of the bamboo with moderate length and thickness, and don't move the other end, just block it with the original bamboo knot;

2. Find cotton thread, if there is no coarse cotton thread, twist several thin cotton threads into a strand and put them in the bamboo tube for later use;

3. Find an iron box or resistant.

You can add sulfur to the candle to heat, and it can turn yellow, brown, and milky white according to different heating times.

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The steps to make a candle are as follows:

1. Wax selection. There are many types of waxes, such as paraffin, beeswax, citronella, and some scented waxes, pick what you need and buy enough of it.

2. Heat the wax. Use a double-layer steamer to heat it up to the point where it can be poured, and the temperature needs to reach 82-88.

3. Cut the wick. Glue a piece of labeled wick to the bottom of the jar, wrap a pen or pencil around the top of the wick, and place the pen horizontally on the jar so that the wick is perpendicular to the bottom of the jar.

4. Heat the jar. You can put the jar in the microwave, keep the temperature at that, and preheat it for a few minutes.

5. Pour the wax. Keeping the top wick still, slowly pour the melted wax into it3 4;Wait for the candle to solidify and grooves, pour the remaining 1 4 into it, and complete the set.

How to color candles is as follows:

Select an old candle as the object of dyeing.

White or light-colored candles dye best, and the finished product is the most vibrant. Because old candles are melted into liquid, it is most convenient to use ordinary candles that are not in containers. If the candle you want to use is in a glass or metal jar, you have to pry the wax off piece by piece with a butter knife.

Buy a few solid paraffin waxes to make candles.

If you want to make a new candle from scratch, buy a bag of paraffin. Stone blind wax is the easiest of the various types of wax to melt and stain. Raw paraffin wax and other tools used to make candles can be purchased at handmade shops.

If you have requirements for the type of wax, consider soy wax or beeswax.

If you don't have a double-layer steamer, prepare a large pot, add half a pot of water to it, and then heat the water over medium-high heat. Next, place a glass bowl or measuring cup in a high-temperature container with a glass bowl or measuring cup, but the bottom of the container should not come into contact with the water. The pot transfers heat to the small container inside, which prevents the container from overheating.

Add a small amount of dye to the melted wax.

Add a few drops of wax to the liquid wax or pour 10 to 15 milliliters of powdered dye into it with a measuring spoon. The concentration of special dyes for candle dyeing is quite high, and a little bit can have an obvious dyeing effect, so don't put too much. The exact amount of dye used depends on the size and quantity of the finished candle, as well as the depth of the color.

Tools and materials: old candles, candle wicks, mini buckets, sand.

1. First of all, prepare some unwanted candles.

2. Then prepare some sand, and a mini iron bucket, if not, you can also use a glass instead.

3. Melt the candle in the microwave.

4. Then pour the sand into the iron bucket.

5. Then put the melted candle into the iron bucket. Attach the wick of the candle.

6. This is done.

The candle practice is as follows:

1. Choose wax. There are many types of waxes available online, paraffin, beeswax and citronella. And, of course, some scented waxes. Pick what you need and buy as much as you want.

2. Heat the wax. Use a double-layer steamer to heat it to the point where it can be poured. The temperature needs to reach 82-88°C, which can be measured with a thermometer. You can also add a few drops of essential oil if you wish.

3. Cut the wick. Use a piece of candle wick that has been labeled (with a metal base) and glue it to the bottom of the jar. The wick should be long enough to reveal the head.

Wrap a pen or pencil around the top of the wick and place the pen horizontally on the jar so that the wick is perpendicular to the bottom of the jar.

4. Heat the jar. To prevent bubbles when the wax is poured, the jar needs to be preheated. You can put the jar in the microwave, keep the temperature at that, and preheat it for a few minutes.

5. Pour the wax. Keeping the top wick still, slowly pour the melted wax into it. Avoid splashing on the sides or pouring too quickly so that no bubbles are formed. Pour 3 4 in this pouring way and you're good to go.

6. Wait, continue to pour. Wait a few hours until the wax poured in has set. At this point, there may be a groove in the upper part of the wax, continue to pour the remaining 1 4 into it.

7. When the wax is solidified, you can take the pencil away and cut the wick to the right height. It's time to light candles.

Here's how to make candles:

Preparation: a 20 cm 40 cm piece of beeswax paper, a 25 cm long braided wick, 30 to 60 ml of paraffin wax (optional, for priming the wick).

Operation steps: 1. Cut off the beeswax and blow it soft with a hair dryer. Using a ruler and craft knife, cut the beeswax sheet into 2 squares with 20 cm sides.

Now the wax needs to soften slightly, which you can do with a hair dryer. Be sure to set the temperature of the hair dryer to "low" so as not to dissolve the wax too much.

2. Press the wick on the wax block and roll it up. Locate one edge of the wax square and press the wick in, making sure the wick extends on each side. Start waxing, and when you roll, be sure to keep the edges even and keep the rolled wax firm around the wick.

To roll it tightest, try sandwiching the wax paper between your finger and the beeswax. Let the wax paper move so it doesn't get stuck in the rolled beeswax.

3. Seal the candle. After rolling, use your fingers to apply pressure to the edge of the wax. Tuck the rim into the candle so you can seal it. If the wax is too hard, set your hair dryer with "low" heat to soften it. The first candle is complete.

4. Fill the wick. If you don't use a pre-primed wick, you'll need to prime your wick before lighting the candle. Priming keeps the wick rigid, which means it will burn better.

You soak the wax in wax so that any air bubbles that may be present are removed. The easiest way to do this is to use two small wax tablets and simply press them around the wick.

5. Trim the wick. Once the wicks are installed, trim them all to. This is the optimal length for combustion, so the flame is not too large.

Candles can now be lit. When lit, the flame should be about 2 to 5 cm high. The wax should be gathered around the wick.

It should not spill to the sides.