Whip Up a Bleeding Pillar Candle with Natures Garden
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- Опубліковано 26 сер 2024
- Whip Up the Bleeding Pillar Candle Recipe with a fragrance fun Halloween candle recipe using Natures Garden Bite Me Fragrance Oil and various NG ingredients!
Recipe makes 2 scented candles.
Ingredients Found At Natures Garden:
Pillar of Bliss Wax- 10 Pounds: www.naturesgar...
Round Pillar Candle Molds: www.naturesgar...
Bite Me Fragrance Oil: www.naturesgar...
Nature Friendly Color Blocks- Red: www.naturesgar...
Nature Friendly Color Blocks- Black: www.naturesgar...
CD Candle Wicks (100 wicks): www.naturesgar...
POURING POT: www.naturesgar...
THERMOMETER: www.naturesgar...
Disposable Pipettes: www.naturesgar...
Directions:
Step 1: Prepare your molds. You will need 2 of the 3 x 6.5 inch round pillar molds. Thread a wick through the hole in the bottom of each of the molds. Then, you can place a plug in the bottom of the mold. Alternatively, you can use hot glue to completely seal the hole.
Step 2: Weigh out and melt 950 grams of the Pillar of Bliss Candle Wax. Next, add 3 grams of a red color block. Melt the wax using a double boiler to 195F. Stir occasionally as the wax is melting.
Step 3: Once melted, allow the temperature to drop to 185F. Add 95 grams of the Bite Me Fragrance Oil. Stir.
Step 4: Pour the wax once the temperature reaches 175F. Fill the mold ¾ of the way. Allow the wax to set up at room temperature. Poke relief holes.
Step 5: Melt the remaining wax to 165F. Then, fill the remainder of the mold. Allow the candle to set up. Remove the candle from the mold.
Step 6: Next, use a double boiler to melt 1424 grams of the Pillar of Bliss. Add 1 ½ of the black color blocks, cutting them into small pieces first. Stir occasionally as the wax is melting. Once the wax reaches 195F, remove it from the heat and stir to ensure that the color block is fully dispersed.
Step 7: Allow the wax temperature to decrease to 185F. Then, add 142 grams of the Bite Me Fragrance Oil. Stir.
Step 8: Place the pan close by. Hold the long portion of the wick and dip the candle into the black wax ensuring the entire red candle is covered in black. Repeat this process, dipping the candle 3-4 times. Place the candle on the pan. Trim your wick to about ¼”
Step 9: Using a disposable pipette, drip the black wax around the perimeter of the candle until you are happy with the drip lines.
Once cured, your candle is ready to use! Enjoy!
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Thanks so much for this video! I was literally about to melt my black wax to dip some red skulls and remembered watching your video to learn the technique & came back to be sure!!! I've just subscribed!!
Action destruction transformation 🔥
So cool
Thank you!! 🎃🍂
I love this video! It inspires me. Thank you! Do you still use this wax? I read reviews on the website that people use them for candles too! Have you tried it in container candles? What would be a good price range for this type of candle? Thank you for your time and reply.
Love this! Making this as soon as I get my supplies in!
Awesome! Definitely let us know how it turns out! :)
Very cool!
We're happy you liked it! 😊
Oooh thanks for the video
Thank you so much for watching!! :)
Beautiful beautiful love it thank you so much for the video and I love the bite me fragrance one of my number 1 seller
We are so glad to hear that it is a hit!! Thank you so much for watching, Maribel! Have an amazing day!
Aww hou look too cute! This is my favorite time of the year!!!!! Oooo🎃👻🕯
mine too.
Absolutely! 🍂- Lima NG
Absolutely gorgeous!!!🖤❤
Thank you!! So glad you enjoyed the video!
This is such a neat idea
I Just made one with the nature garden colored blocks red and black. but my candle turned out a dark gray instead of navy blue I do love how the red looks tho ❤️
Thanks so much for trying out the recipe! It's definitely a cool candle! - Lima NG
When dipping do you need to let each layer cool completely then dip again? Or just dip 3 or 4 times in a row?
Hi Tasha! I tried it both ways. I didn't find it necessary to let it cool. It doesn't hurt it either if you let it set up between dips. I had the same results both ways.
What size CD wick was used for this pillar candle?
Hi! I used a CD 12 wick.
@@Naturesgardencandles Thank you, very helpful and can’t wait to try this awesome idea. Great video too!
We are so glad you enjoyed it! Have a fantastic day!
I have to say, NG is my go to for all of my product ingredient needs! Y'all are amazing! Keep it up!
Thank you! We are so glad to hear that! Do you have a favorite product?
@@Naturesgardencandles I love the fresh rose and lemongrass fragrances. I mix them together for a unique blend that my customers absolutely love.
Oh my goodness! That sounds AMAZING! I have never tried blending those two. I will have to try it. I once accidentally added two differently scented wax melts to my burner at home and actually loved the outcome! I make gifts for my friends and family and they love it!
Love this spooky idea! Thanks for whipping up this magic ✨🪄
Thank YOU for watching! We appreciate you! 😊
I've had a problem with black dye blocks and/or black dye liquid turning gray otherwise I'd love to try this because my wife would love these
I've found that our newer released Nature Friendly color block line holds the pigment very well - hopefully you will have a better experience with them. :) - Lima NG
I'm new at candle making. Are these safe ingredients ?. I've heard the paraffin and blended waxes are toxic.
Great video. What is the temperature of the dipping wax
Hello! Thank you for reaching out to us! For the temperature of the dipping wax, once the wax reaches 195F, remove it from the heat and stir to ensure that the color block is fully dispersed. Allow the wax temperature to decrease to 185F. If you have any further questions, let us know! Thanks and have a great day! - Mary NG 🤗
Beautiful candle I am about to make one right now actually in my skull mold I was wondering what does the black wax temperature have to be before dipping my red skull candle in it ? I don’t want my skull candle to melt away if the black dyed wax is too hot
Hi Stephanie!
I dipped around 150F. Let me know if you have any other questions. Have a fabulous day! <3 Melissa NG
Hi, I just purchased some Pillar of Bliss wax and I’m trying to locate the fragrance load information. Do you know what the acceptable range is for this wax?
Hi! The Pillar of Bliss will hold up to 10% fragrance oil.
I've been putting off placing a new order. Seems I need to order more BITE ME FO.. this video was definitely the lick in the butt I needed 🧛♀️🧛♀️🧛♀️