How to make your Vessel + Refillable Candle with Jesmonite AC100 and Soy Wax at home? Gift DIY
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- Опубликовано: 22 авг 2024
- Stop wasting candle jars, instead make a beautiful candle vessel with Jesmonite AC100 and create as many candle refill as your heart desire! A super easy DIY to make at home for you or for gifts.
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Music: Daisy
Musician: Philip E Morris
Thank you Marion. Sharing your knowledge is priceless for me. ❤
And what do you seal it with and do you only seal the inside as the outside of it looks nice like that and where did you get the molds and refill molds thanks
Did you seal the jesmonite moulds?
Can I know about ur fragrance ratio pls ?
can you help me by sending the all material i want to make candle 😍🙏🙏🙏
Hi, so Ive been thinking of starting my kwn candle business, currently got a notebook of ideas and checklist started and I really like the idea of doing pilliar candles, I'm just wondering where do you put your clp label's, is it on the box they come in, on the candle itself and people peel them off? I can't figure it out when i go googling for answers ❤
Hello,
It goes on the box or you can leave some wick length and tie it to the candle itself but beware of scratches.