Making a Multi-Wick Candle

In this video, I will show you how I make a multi-wick candle using the EZ wick setter tool and wick stabilizers from Jayko Ashby. I used to think multi-wicking a candle was very complicated and wasn't sure how to go about making sure the wicks were evenly spaced in order to provide the most uniform burn for my candles. After some considerable testing, I have found that this combination of tools makes multi-wicking a candle very easy.
I will show you how to load the EZ wick setter tool, how to apply the wicks to your candle vessels, and how to hold the wicks in place using the wick stabilizer tools so the wicks dry perfectly straight and even every time!
All links for items used in this video are pasted below.
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✔️Candlescience multi-wick setter tool video:
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✔️Wick stabilizers from Jayko Ashby Etsy shop:
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✔️Angled wick trimmer:
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✔️Golden Wax 464 Soy Wax:
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✔️Chandler heat gun:
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💥Other commonly asked questions:
What vessel is this? 10oz Cali Jar from California Candle Supply:
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What wicks are being used? CD-3 wicks from Candlescience
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♥️What does the finished product look like? Do you sell these? YES!
They can be found in my shop online here:
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[@armandoyonzaga7664]

Nice presentation. Carry on.

[@kathleencrowe3709]

Thank you for such educational content!

[@dionnewilliams2571]

Hello! I found you on Creative Fabrica and will take your course. . I'm planning to start making my own candles for business. I see a lot of practice in my future. 🤗I thought your video was done at the right speed. I'm a new subscriber. Thank you!!

[@Owa24]

How do you work out you FO in your candles if it 10% then what

[@AMandatoryActivity]

First you need to make sure you know the fragrance load your wax can handle. Some waxes can tolerate 6-8%, some 8-10% or up to 12%. Each wax manufacturer will have a suggested use rate. Then once you know the correct amount you can use, just do the math. As an example, 8oz of wax with a 10% fragrance load would be 0.8oz of FO. Never more, but you can always do less. Hope this helps!

[@Owa24]

@@AMandatoryActivity okay thank you I haven’t started yet but I will be that’s why I ask a lot off questions to people cause I don’t want to start and be sitting thinking what do I do lol but thanks for the reply