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| Candles never go out of style, do they? |
are the Gift that keeps on giving.
These slow burning GEL CANDLES
are the perfect gift
for everyone on your list!
Scented to suit their personalities and colored to please
giving a homemade Candles
is way easier than it seems!
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| GEL CANDLES |
Melt and Pour Gel Wax and a bag of wicks at Michael's Craft Store.
Of course before I headed off to purchase my Gel
I printed out the Coupon for 40% off any regular priced item at Michaels Craft Store.
I ended up paying 38.00 for the bucket of Gel and will make at least 30 candles. The wicks were 4.00 for 20.
The wax receptacles and the plates or saucers I use underneath are purchased throughout the year
at minimal costs. This clear glass, perfect shaped receptacle was purchased for .50. The plate I had in my cupboard. The white Poinsettias I picked up also at Michaels. They were regular 4.99 bunch on sale for 1.99
The 3 flowers attached are then worth cents as are the silver floral bits that I clipped from a branch I bought at the second hand store for.25
Make your Gift giving affordable and from the Heart!
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| It cost me about $3.00 to make this Gel Candle. The reflection on the top of the candle look a little like Frosty wearing a red scarf erecting his flag on the Moon. A little class in a glass! Champagne wishes and Gel Candle dreams |
The little Angel is actually a Tree Ornament that can be detached and hung on the tree.
Truly a gift that can be loaded with personality.
Cheers to the season of crafting merrily
I use a large coffee can to melt and store my Melt and Pour Gel Candle Wax.
I
collect and recycle (yup I scrape and wash out) used candle receptacles
for re use and I gather my finds and decorative bits from wherever,
whenever..
Champagne WishesI loved this Festive Candle.
The Champagne glass is attached to the saucer with hot glue before filling it with Melt and Pour Gel Wax.
The ornaments are also hot glued to the saucer.
No colors were added to the first few candles here.
Gel Wax that has been melted and heated fairly quickly will produce more bubbles than a can of Gel Wax heated and melted over a longer period of time at a lower temperature. I used the bubbling intentionally to create the effect of Champagne bubbles in the glass.
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| Melt and Pour Gel Candle |
I got these beautiful glass dessert bowls from my Mom who found them in her local bargain store for a dollar or two each and opted to buy them knowing how great they were for candles and how much I would love them. They did make beautiful candles.
The saucer has in-layed flowers and petals in pinks and pastel greens and was purchased at the Dollar Store.
The green and gold balls I detached from a center piece I had long ago gotten and the green seasonal trim were a Classic.
I first attached the mini candle to the bottom of the wine glass with melted candle wax. I then poured in the melted Gel Wax careful to not pour directly onto the top of the Poinsettia.
There was some distortion to the bottom of the pot and as you can see the clear gel did murk a bit but I thought it a Happy Accident as I enjoyed the overall effect.
Under all the foliage and fun is a beautiful brass plate.
This was a wonderful table piece.
Red coloring and Cinnamon Scent were added to this candle.
The candles can be personalized
with whatever realizes!
This candle was created on a dinner plate. The beautiful glass bowl was the perfect fit, it made not only a classy candle but also a great conversation piece.
I poured clear melted Gel Wax into molds to create the clear cubes of Gel that were then placed on top of the half bowl of pale green Gel wax that had been poured in and already set. I thought they effectively represented ice cubes in the Appi Bowl.
Light Up your Life
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| Gel Candle Lillian the Domestic Engineer |
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