Wacky Waxes and Crazy Candle Recipe Combinations!

Are you looking for new and unique candle recipes? Are you new to making candles and want something new to create? Look no further than my book, all about wacky and beautiful candles!

If you have never made candles, this is the book for you. Here, I will show you each step for making dipped, rolled, pillar, tapered, and container candles.

If you are a seasoned candle maker looking to make unique candles that no one else makes, this is the Candle-Making Recipe book for you.

What makes my book different from all the rest? It shows you how to make balloon candles, Orange peel candles, Shell candles, Bacon Candles, and many more unique recipes.

As I turned on the lights one day, I wondered how far we had come from using lamps. We used to have people whose job was to light and turn off candles in street posts. Oh, how far we have come from using candles!

Candles make lovely gifts.

Also, everyone loves a fragrant candle – smells can spark memories for us. The right smell can also affect us as an aromatherapy treatment.

Here is what you will learn at a glance:

• The History of Candles

• A Description of Candle Types

• Wax Types Defined

• Wick Types Defined

• Tips and Tricks

• Safety Tips

• Over 40 Techniques and Recipes

• Going Through the Testing Process

• Steps to Starting Your Own Candle Business

You will learn all of this and so much more!

Here is one of my favorite candle recipes from my book:

Balloon Candles

The hollow bowls of wax give these candles a lantern feel to them. Giving the wax some colors adds to the warm glow and nostalgic appeal of the lantern.

What you need:

• Paraffin wax

• Balloons

• Wicks of your choice

• Wick sticker

• Large pot

• Color of your choice

• Fragrance of your choice

Directions:

1. 
   

   Measure out your wax and add the coloring and fragrance of your choice. Do this in a large pot to give some space for the balloon, so choose one that is appropriate for the size of your candle.

   
   


2. 
   

   Once the wax is ready, fill your balloon with some water, inflate it to the size you want and tie off the end. Hold the balloon by the end, and carefully dip it in the wax. Get it up about ¾ of the way up the balloon. Let the excess wax drip off, set it a bit, and then dip it in again. Go for about 10 to 15 layers.

   
   


3. 
   

   Hang the balloon by the end and let it fully set. Once it's set, carefully pop the balloon and remove it. Wipe the inside of the Candle dry. Set your wick inside it, and melt the leftover wax. Pour in the leftover wax inside. Let it fully set and cure before lighting.