Making a Dough Bowl candle with wooden X Wicks

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  • Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
  • This is a coconut apricot wax candle with wooden X wicks. Just an experiment to see if the X wicks will burn evenly to the width of the bowl.
    Coconut-Apricot Wax: ProCandle Supply
    X Wicks: Makesy.com
    Fragrance: Combo of Fraser Fir and Citron & Mandarin @ Candle Science.
    Music: Sierras by Orchard Heights @ IMovie

Комментарии • 13

  • @mckennahsmith9635
    @mckennahsmith9635 Год назад

    Might be a silly question, but are the flowers fake?

  • @sandysue202
    @sandysue202 Год назад

    I have a dough bowl that I want to use for a candle for my daughter. It's natural wood but I do love the white one. Can chalk paint be used since there will be hot wax burning in it?

    • @sweetincensecandlessoap5838
      @sweetincensecandlessoap5838  Год назад

      To be honest I have no idea what type of paint was used for this. I bought my dough bowls on Etsy from Rancho Adobo. I’m sure if you contact them they may be able to answer that question. I did buy some of the flame retardant spray and coated my bowls with it.
      Chalk paint is supposed to be non toxic though so I’m thinking it would be okay.😬

  • @melindaduncan3073
    @melindaduncan3073 Год назад

    I have a bowl and I have wooden wicks but I do like those wicks. I may have to order some! It turned out beautiful!

    • @sweetincensecandlessoap5838
      @sweetincensecandlessoap5838  Год назад

      Thank you Melinda. The x wicks worked pretty well for this bowl. As I stated in the video, I started with the .75 but I think the .625 would be better. Slightly smaller flame.
      Thanks for watching.🥰

  • @nicolemccollum907
    @nicolemccollum907 Год назад

    Do you find that the flames are high at the beginning of the burn? Just got some c wicks and the flame seems so high.

    • @sweetincensecandlessoap5838
      @sweetincensecandlessoap5838  Год назад

      Hi Nicole,
      The wicks I used were too large even to start with. I used the .75 mixed with the .625. I also had the air conditioning going and it really whipped the flames up. So es, they were too large.
      I blew them out and cut them down some and relit. It was better but as I mentioned at the end of the video I think they were too large to start with and should maybe try a smaller size.
      I didn’t have anymore X wicks to retest. So…not sure how that would actually work either.
      I think if you cut them down pretty low to start with maybe they won’t flame so high. 😬
      Wick testing is such a trial. 😕
      That was a long road of an explanation to simply say, yes, the flame does seem to burn higher. 😄

  • @kaseycotton8860
    @kaseycotton8860 Год назад

    How much would you charge for these?

    • @sweetincensecandlessoap5838
      @sweetincensecandlessoap5838  Год назад +1

      Hi Kasey,
      I’ve never actually sold any dough bowl candles. I’ve seen them priced anywhere from 29.00 to 50.00 so I guess it depends on your own costs. Wax type comes into play because some are more expensive than others. Also wooden wicks are a little more costly than cotton.
      So I guess you would need to figure out how much it would cost you to make one and then figure out your pricing from there. ❤️

    • @kaseycotton8860
      @kaseycotton8860 Год назад

      Thank you so much!

    • @kaseycotton8860
      @kaseycotton8860 Год назад

      What’s the difference in .01 .02 & .03 when ordering x wicks

    • @sweetincensecandlessoap5838
      @sweetincensecandlessoap5838  Год назад

      That is the thickness of the wicks. 01 is the thinnest and they get thicker in width as they go higher in number.

    • @kaseycotton8860
      @kaseycotton8860 Год назад

      What is the burn time for these