This Succulent Candle is almost too cute to burn! But it smells so good, you'll want to use it over and over again. It's scented with the fresh and green Cactus Flower Fragrance Oil.
🌵 Find the full recipe and instructions here: bberry.studio/SucculentCandle
The project is a two-part process. First, the succulent pieces are made in the 4 Cavity Succulent Silicone Mold. After lots of testing, we found that mixing white beeswax with Nature Wax C-3 created a firm yet moldable texture that came out of the mold easily. A hole is poked through each embed and the wick is threaded through.
🌵 Find candle dye flakes here: bberry.studio/SageGreenDyeFlakes
We recommend getting a few basic soy candles under your belt before attempting this project. If you're new to this, read the How to Make Soy Wax Candles article by London - it's full of everything you need to know including pour temperatures, fragrance usage rates, and more.
🌵 Succulent Candle Recipe: bberry.studio/SucculentCandle
Succulents:
4 Cavity Succulent Silicone Mold
8.2 oz. Nature Wax C-3
2.1 oz. White Beeswax
0.8 oz. Cactus Flower Fragrance Oil
Sage Green Wax Dye Chips
Base:
Four 8 oz. Lidded Glass Jars
Four HTP 1212 Wicks
36 oz. Nature Wax C-3
2.8 oz. Cactus Flower Fragrance Oil
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24 фев 2020
