Hey Allen. I just got into candle making to help with my PTSD and depression. One of your videos popped up on my feed so I watched it. No I am going back to when you first posted videos and am binge watching all your videos. I really value your in put on the fragrance oils. I'm just make ng a few for my family right but hope to start my own candle business before long. Stay safe keep your head up and keep up the great videos.
Hi Richard! Your comment made my day. I’m glad my videos are enjoyable and helpful to you. That’s what I’m here for, man! Hang in there. This is a rewarding craft.
❤❤The very same health reasons that II became enthralled with candle creation. Just the fragrance oils alone are reason enough to get into it but add wicks and wax and you've got 🔥and happiness.
I just used ur Amazon links and thank you so much for taking time to make these videos. I want to so bad but I just don't have the time. Appreciate this page as sometimes even candle makers need refreshers 😅
Please please make a video on the technique you were talking about at the end bc I LOVE the look of those candles so much and the second technique just took them over the top. TUTORIAL PLEASEEEEEE❤
encontrei seu vídeo aqui na plataforma estou começando a fazer meus próprios vasos e estou muito feliz em cada peça concluída, digo a você não desista seus vídeos são ótimos já me inscrevi.
Great work!! I would LOVE to see your paper towel technique and how you did the metallic sheen at the end. Also, I totally hear you on that ginkgo mold - I have it as well. What I started to do (after snapping off so many stems!) is to unmold the leaf portion and then PUSH the stem/nub out (rather than PULL) which controlled the pressure & angle on the stem. That seemed to help me. Also, on the hydrostone, I have a similar disappointment about the acrylic paint! I recently started to use mica glitter to add some shimmer & shine, but actually I am not sure if that's a good idea (is it flammable...?). I guess I'Il find out...
Glad you enjoyed this one! Thanks for your kind words 😊 A small amount of mica should be fine, however you’d definitely want to seal the inside of your vessel after applying it (if it’s just in the batter it likely will not pose any problems).
Thanks for the video! FYI I found a game changer that helped mix that was absolutely great. It’s Russell Hobbs MX3100RDR Retro Style Hand Mixer, 4 Speeds + Turbo Boost. I got it a couple of years ago. It’s hard to find a hand mixer with a very slow speed and this one has one. It has made mixing so much easier with consistent mixing. 😀
Hi love watching your videos. I make a lot of candle jars and decor items myself. I have purchased from Boowan Nicole, Lemoulds, Canadian Silicone Molds and Dony Studio Creations for the irregular shape ones you are using in this video. There are just so many to choose rom. 😊😊
Hello, this was a great video. I would like to know how and when to seal the finished cement candle holders before actually pouring the candle wax. Thank you for all you do and share.
There’s no link for the Ginko mold? Or I don’t see it. 😢 thanks for sharing so much great information. Can you share the the link for the ginko mold? Thank you again!
Hi Allen I would try dissolving the colorant in the water first then adding in the cement. I learned that from upvibes channel 😊also I make resin and I spray a little 91% alcohol in the molds that are tough like that ginkgo mold(I have it too)to release the suction on it. Then I carefully slide it out.. I hope that works. I use that trick on my cement crafts, too
Hey Allen. I just got into candle making to help with my PTSD and depression. One of your videos popped up on my feed so I watched it. No I am going back to when you first posted videos and am binge watching all your videos. I really value your in put on the fragrance oils. I'm just make ng a few for my family right but hope to start my own candle business before long. Stay safe keep your head up and keep up the great videos.
Hi Richard! Your comment made my day. I’m glad my videos are enjoyable and helpful to you. That’s what I’m here for, man! Hang in there. This is a rewarding craft.
❤❤The very same health reasons that II became enthralled with candle creation. Just the fragrance oils alone are reason enough to get into it but add wicks and wax and you've got 🔥and happiness.
Please show us how to do the paper towel technique you mentioned and any other cool techniques you have up your lovely sleeve! ❤
I just used ur Amazon links and thank you so much for taking time to make these videos. I want to so bad but I just don't have the time. Appreciate this page as sometimes even candle makers need refreshers 😅
Glad you enjoy these videos! Thanks for your support. 😊
Please please make a video on the technique you were talking about at the end bc I LOVE the look of those candles so much and the second technique just took them over the top. TUTORIAL PLEASEEEEEE❤
Nice creations. Please share additional videos showing the other technique you mentioned.
Love your videos & all your new molds. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
Glad you enjoyed this one! Thanks for your kind words 😊
Yes!! Def post the finish video and how u did it
encontrei seu vídeo aqui na plataforma estou começando a fazer meus próprios vasos e estou muito feliz em cada peça concluída, digo a você não desista seus vídeos são ótimos já me inscrevi.
I’d love to see a video of the paper towel technique.
Great work!! I would LOVE to see your paper towel technique and how you did the metallic sheen at the end. Also, I totally hear you on that ginkgo mold - I have it as well. What I started to do (after snapping off so many stems!) is to unmold the leaf portion and then PUSH the stem/nub out (rather than PULL) which controlled the pressure & angle on the stem. That seemed to help me. Also, on the hydrostone, I have a similar disappointment about the acrylic paint! I recently started to use mica glitter to add some shimmer & shine, but actually I am not sure if that's a good idea (is it flammable...?). I guess I'Il find out...
Glad you enjoyed this one! Thanks for your kind words 😊 A small amount of mica should be fine, however you’d definitely want to seal the inside of your vessel after applying it (if it’s just in the batter it likely will not pose any problems).
This video is so helpful! Thank you so much for the tips and tricks! I've been wanting to make vessels for a long time too.
Glad you enjoyed this one! Thanks for your kind words 😊
Thanks for the video! FYI I found a game changer that helped mix that was absolutely great. It’s Russell Hobbs MX3100RDR Retro Style Hand Mixer, 4 Speeds + Turbo Boost. I got it a couple of years ago. It’s hard to find a hand mixer with a very slow speed and this one has one. It has made mixing so much easier with consistent mixing. 😀
Thanks for sharing!! I’m so glad this has been helpful for you.
Hi love watching your videos. I make a lot of candle jars and decor items myself. I have purchased from Boowan Nicole, Lemoulds, Canadian Silicone Molds and Dony Studio Creations for the irregular shape ones you are using in this video. There are just so many to choose rom. 😊😊
Thanks for sharing!! I enjoy watching your videos as well. Great content!! 🍃💛
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Hello, this was a great video. I would like to know how and when to seal the finished cement candle holders before actually pouring the candle wax. Thank you for all you do and share.
Glad you enjoyed this one! Thanks for your kind words 😊 I’ve got a video on sealing my concrete vessels but ya may have to scroll a ways back.
Funny, these are my favorite colors as well. They are sooooooo gorgeous!!
Thank you very much :)
Is titanium dioxide safe to use in a vessel that is used for a candle? I read that it shouldn't be exposed to heat.
Where are the amazon links for the products
How to pack it for shipping plz make a video
Please do a video on how you finish your concrete containers. Beautiful job
Thanks for your suggestion, Denise! I do have one sealing video already but ya may have to scroll back a ways.
Did you say you use a 5 1 with your fixture for your candle vessel
It’s around that-closer to a 5.5:1
Which cement u used to make it
There’s no link for the Ginko mold? Or I don’t see it. 😢 thanks for sharing so much great information. Can you share the the link for the ginko mold? Thank you again!
Yah, I haven’t seen this one back in stock. Sorry about that! It is from Amazon.
I love these. Please part two
Do you think these molds would work for eco resin?
Stunning work 👌i love your videos. Thankyou for sharing. 💙
Glad you enjoyed this one! Thanks for your kind words 😊
@@earthglow 💙
Hi Allen I would try dissolving the colorant in the water first then adding in the cement. I learned that from upvibes channel 😊also I make resin and I spray a little 91% alcohol in the molds that are tough like that ginkgo mold(I have it too)to release the suction on it. Then I carefully slide it out.. I hope that works. I use that trick on my cement crafts, too
Thanks for your idea!! I really appreciate it.
Thank you for sharing 😊
I would like to see it all.
Hi Diane! What specifically would you like to see?
Its fantastic job
Do you seal them?
I sure do! I’ve got a whole video on how I do it as well.
Video please
❤❤❤❤awesome job
thank you!!! :)
Beautiful
aww thank you so much :)