Thanks for the vid! I’d like to know how wide your coconut bowl is, what size wick you used and the brand of both? Also did it burn right to the edge? Thanks! 😊
I have a question for you and I hope to hear from you if you have time! I’m currently making beef Tallow Candles but I’m having a difficult time finding a cost effective way to add scent. I have used essential oil‘s but I have to use over 60 drops to even get a smell. I don’t want to use fragrance oils because they’re not natural. Would you recommend that I mix the tallow with another fat like coconut oil? Do you think these two would mix well or is there another one you would recommend?
Hi! Love the video! Just wondering, can you use any ready made coconut bowl? I have some which are made for eating cold things so I hope I don't crack the bowl when I pour my wax into it. Thanks!
So 10 percent fragrance, 10 percent of what?? It would have been helpful to see how you did that. It looked like you didn't measure it, you dumped some oil in the cap and poured it in
@@sherivegasartist You didn't scaled your wax for proper measurements. You didn't melt the wax at the proper temperature, 185 F or 85 C which you didn't mention at all. You didn't mention the cooling temperature when pouring the wax into the container. There is no way that your methods will give you a candle consistent enough, with a good throw; Cold or hot. And I'm sorry for being direct.
@@Avengers-uw5vs I think you need to rewatch. This video is made to be simple for beginners and not made for Professional candlemakers. I do mention temperature a few times throughout the video and I also mentioned that if you use a different brand it will be different to mine. I measure my wax out that way because it works every time and makes it very simple to get the right measurements without having to do calculations and have scales. This is do it at home video.
@@sherivegasartist I don't need to watch the video again. I've seen enough. DIY or NOT, your methods are wrong. You have to weigh-in your wax. It will give you the proper measurements needed to add your fragrance oil. It has a lot to do with your throw and longevity of your candle 🕯. cold or hot... And as I said to you in the beginning, you're not a professiona candle maker and that's okay. At least do it correctly. Some things in life has to be done correctly or it's just garbage.
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This is lovely!!! you inspired me❤ keep posting more of these. I will be waiting eagerly!!
Gratitude for sharing in the most simple easiest way 😊😊😊
Lovely
big love, great tutorial like always
thank you x
My best UA-cam channel love you keep going 🖤🖤✨👌🏻
Queen Anne thank you so much
Great video will definitely make
thank you
Hi Sheri, love your vids.
Was wondering if you could do a vid on layering different candle sents. Would love to try it out 😊❤️
I will keep this in mind
Thanks for the vid! I’d like to know how wide your coconut bowl is, what size wick you used and the brand of both? Also did it burn right to the edge? Thanks! 😊
Wow that's a big mouth,! When I went to see Sheri she said ''What happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas''
Why did you feel the need to comment that?
@@sherivegasartist because I'm all for stupid comments, delete it if you like
Thank you Sheri. I'm just curious about why you combined the soy and the coconut waxes rather than just using coconut?
Cool video! I've also started making candles and showcasing it on UA-cam.
Thank youuu💗
Can I use ceramic mugs
Can we make a candle out of coconut wax only or it will melt too fast?
where did you buy the waxes?
make a cherry blossom themed candle!
I love cherry blossoms great idea
She did
Nice video. Where can I find the wood wicks you used in this video?
Didn't find candle making supplies at Amazon link
I have a question for you and I hope to hear from you if you have time! I’m currently making beef Tallow Candles but I’m having a difficult time finding a cost effective way to add scent. I have used essential oil‘s but I have to use over 60 drops to even get a smell. I don’t want to use fragrance oils because they’re not natural. Would you recommend that I mix the tallow with another fat like coconut oil? Do you think these two would mix well or is there another one you would recommend?
At what temperature do you pour the wax in the bowl?
Beautiful candle!! Where did you purchase that wooden wick from?
Can I know where do you buy your wood wick ?
Are you able to add dry coconut flakes to it
Why wood wick, never seen one before.?
Where did you get the Curved Candle Wicks?? Please Answer!
I'm trying this while also using mod podge as a sealant and it seems to work well for leaks that can occur. Any thoughts?
This might be silly but is it safe to burn a candle in a coconut bowl? Does it need to be sealed first?
Hi! Love the video! Just wondering, can you use any ready made coconut bowl? I have some which are made for eating cold things so I hope I don't crack the bowl when I pour my wax into it. Thanks!
Hey Sheri liked your candle idea. Pls tell whether the wax leak from the shell bottom, once it was 1/4th left. thanks mucj
hey the no it didn’t
Hey Deepti, I’ve made one just recently (before watching this video!) and found mine leaked wax. Luckily I had it sitting in a bowl.
Please ma, how do I get the coconut wax
If you measured your wax with the bowl as you do how do you know what 10% fragrance of that is? Thanks
Where did you get the wicks?
From where you buy the cocunt shell
Is coconut wax the same as coconut oil?
Would the shell not catch on fire? just worried
Did u get a answer. Also interested
This is a really dumb question. Forgive me, but can wax be re-used to make another candle ?
Hey. Great video! Was wondering if you could write down the amount of the ingredients in the info ?
If I wanted to do this with fake coconut flakes how would I do that
Why use bowls?
Linda essa moça
what was this video about again? ?
Hello Sheri! This is lovely. Would love to know, what mm/cm size of wooden wick did you use? Thank you very much!
So 10 percent fragrance, 10 percent of what?? It would have been helpful to see how you did that. It looked like you didn't measure it, you dumped some oil in the cap and poured it in
You're obviously not a professional candle maker. Your methods are not the best example for making candles.
Did the DIY in the title give that away ?
@@sherivegasartist You didn't scaled your wax for proper measurements. You didn't melt the wax at the proper temperature, 185 F or 85 C which you didn't mention at all. You didn't mention the cooling temperature when pouring the wax into the container. There is no way that your methods will give you a candle consistent enough, with a good throw; Cold or hot.
And I'm sorry for being direct.
@@Avengers-uw5vs I think you need to rewatch. This video is made to be simple for beginners and not made for Professional candlemakers. I do mention temperature a few times throughout the video and I also mentioned that if you use a different brand it will be different to mine. I measure my wax out that way because it works every time and makes it very simple to get the right measurements without having to do calculations and have scales. This is do it at home video.
@@sherivegasartist I don't need to watch the video again. I've seen enough. DIY or NOT, your methods are wrong. You have to weigh-in your wax. It will give you the proper measurements needed to add your fragrance oil. It has a lot to do with your throw and longevity of your candle 🕯. cold or hot... And as I said to you in the beginning, you're not a professiona candle maker and that's okay. At least do it correctly. Some things in life has to be done correctly or it's just garbage.