How To Make A Candle At Home | Supplies For Candles

See how easy it is to make your own candles at home with this quick guide from Supplies For Candles.
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[@craftybizz3052]

Great clear instructions, Thanks x

[@fionat415]

Watching this video while I make candles with your Candle Starter Kit😊

[@LF-wh4td]

Great video. So helpful for beginners 🥳

[@DebsShipley1969]

Thank you. Helpful video

[@demo5h594]

you have to use temper glass or whiskey glass work?

[@hazelclarke1607]

What is the temperature that it needs to be at for pouring point?

[@dndhomecooking6505]

Hi how long do you leave your candles before you test burn 🔥 them please

[@lucybevan9283]

Hi, great instructions. Can you please do a video on wax melts? X

[@SuppliesForCandles]

Hi Lucy! A Wax melt video is on its way in the next couple of weeks! x

[@lucybevan9283]

@@SuppliesForCandles amazing cant wait, thankyou x

[@markspancing9343]

Many thanks, I have been researching "how long does it take for candles to set?" for a while now, and I think this has helped. You ever tried - Peyadison Peerless Prestige - (should be on google have a look ) ? It is a great exclusive product for discovering how to make candles for fun or money without the headache. Ive heard some interesting things about it and my co-worker got great success with it.

[@adamweekes9278]

can you use essential oils instead of fragrance oils

[@CreativeAnjelica]

Nice 👌👌👌

[@charlotteboden4032]

Could you please tell me the exact wax used, the size of the glass containers and your wick type please xx.

[@SuppliesForCandles]

Hi, we used KeraSoy Container Wax, 20 cl Candle Glass, TCR27/16 wick.

[@chrisdaniels9718]

How do you work out how much wax to use

[@SuppliesForCandles]

To work out the amount of wax you need for your container, simply fill your container with water and pour into a measuring jug.
Measure the amount of water the container holds in ml’s.
Minus 20% off this amount, this leaves you with roughly the amount of wax your container holds in grams.
For example, if your container holds 100 ml of water, minus 20% which leaves 80. This container would therefore hold roughly 80 grams of wax.

[@emmiescandlestudio]

Great work, please may i know what size glass jar is this ?

[@hazelfionasevern4394]

She said 20cl at start,

[@deblester3148]

What wick is used

[@YuriyKhovansky]

I've heard good feedback about the Woodglut plans.