Good questions. I had this question when I just started to learn how to make candles. Q1: 1. use a small drill machine to drill a hole. 2. Use heat gun to heat up an iron long thin stick, the heat on the stick can melt a hole (showed in this video 3:40). Both methods take a lot of time, it is better to apply for candle wick in the candle mold then pour liquid wax. Q2: There are soft and hard candle wicks, hard candle wick is an option to pass through, If you don't have hard one, you can dip the soft candle wick into wax a few second, then take it out. After wax become solid, soft candle wick can become hard in this way. A very thin iron wire can also help, make it like needle, apply soft candle wick on the wire, when wire pass through, the wick pass through as well.
Hello, I’m from Colombia. I bought some molds the same as the ones you have, I don’t know what mistake I’m making but the candle doesn’t come out of the mold :/ please help me
Thank you for the Video. What kind of colour you use on the wooden stick in method 1? Is it candle colour melted in paraffin? Or is it liquid candle colour? Or is it something else?
@@ZXLDIY I was hoping to not make holes at all - in the actual mold that is. To just pour and makes holes in the final product (with a small/thin drill). If it's going to be time consuming, best I don't go that route then 😢
I didn't count exactly. it depends on the size of a pot. The first layer dye should cover the whole pot, the other dye only need 2 or 3 drops over the first layer.
I tried to marble my candles and didn’t work . I poured the colors and they got stuck in the bamboo stick so you are doing something you’re not sharing and I don’t appreciate it
@@raqueldi3028 yes thats why I’m asking you. What brand are you using? I use Magic Marble - their are different marble paint some you can not use for this kind of painting
Omg, these candles are absolutely stunning! Thank you for sharing this, i was looking for this video so long
I'm so happy you watch and enjoy my videos. Thank you!😁
Por favor que tipo de pintura usaste para el segundo método plis plis 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 te agradezco infinitamente
Thank you so much
Yes finally someone using a wick pin for bubble candles!!!!!
I just was surprised😂😂
Right!!! Finally haha
What type of colour u r using. This is oil base or acrilic. Please let me know.
Love the sharing of your failure at the end of the video👍, helps a lot! Thx!
Thank you for your feedback😊
what substance do you use in the first method to make marbling (black color)?
Well done 👍
Whice type of color use?
I am so happy to have found your channel! Thanks for sharing!!
Thank you for sharing your work! This is by far the most informative video for marbling candles that I've seen on here.🫂🕯️
I have bee looking how to heat the wick pin forever, please tell me what do you used for that. I will appreciate a lot🙏
That second candle mold I can't figure it out because she isn't talking! I don't know what she mixing or anything. I hate when they don't talk.
When you do the water is cold or Warm
I need some clarity on the candle holder! Is first liquid water ? and what is the bottle of white liquid used to paint on the molds
Which colour used
Hi , whats the color name?
Colors from?
Thank you for the beautiful video. ❤ Can I use acrylic paint instead?
It’s water with candle dye? What you’re using to do the marble method?
beautiful.
please show a list of supplies
What do you use for vandle moulds and how long do you let the marble colour in before adding the wax on the top?
Where do you get the marbling dye? What was the gold liquid in the jar? Do these thing effect the burn of the candle?
Where did you get the marbling paint in the second method?
where did you get the candle holder moles
IT's amazing, What kind of color use in method 2?? Thank you
It is marbling paint, it also shows in the video 4:06
Hello, thank you for the incredible video. Is the water ok with the wax and the wick?
Thank you for your support. water has no influence with the wax and the wick once the candle is dry.
Thank you for sharing your failure. Really appreciate it
Thank you for watching my video😁
Thanks fr ur help .what did u use to pierce the wick in the candle and then how did u manage to pass the wick through
Good questions. I had this question when I just started to learn how to make candles. Q1: 1. use a small drill machine to drill a hole. 2. Use heat gun to heat up an iron long thin stick, the heat on the stick can melt a hole (showed in this video 3:40). Both methods take a lot of time, it is better to apply for candle wick in the candle mold then pour liquid wax. Q2: There are soft and hard candle wicks, hard candle wick is an option to pass through, If you don't have hard one, you can dip the soft candle wick into wax a few second, then take it out. After wax become solid, soft candle wick can become hard in this way. A very thin iron wire can also help, make it like needle, apply soft candle wick on the wire, when wire pass through, the wick pass through as well.
How long does the paint take to dry..Mine is still quite tacky after 2 weeks. Great video.
It takes one day to dry, maybe because of different marbling paint brand.
Can you please tell me in method 2 what did you pour in the cold water?
It is marbling paint. It showed in the video at 4:06
What are these colors you add to the water? For marble bubble candle?
It is marbling paint, it also shows in the video 4:06
Hello, I’m from Colombia. I bought some molds the same as the ones you have, I don’t know what mistake I’m making but the candle doesn’t come out of the mold :/ please help me
You need to choose the right wax. Sometimes you have to use some strength to unmold it.
Hi. What is that clay like thing you used to seal the hole?
No,it is not clay, it is sort of sticky pad, I showed it in my pencil candle video.
Thank you for the Video. What kind of colour you use on the wooden stick in method 1? Is it candle colour melted in paraffin? Or is it liquid candle colour? Or is it something else?
I used liquid candle pigment to make marbled candle in the first method.
@@ZXLDIY Thank you, this method is very interesting.
What kind of wax do you use to unmold the acrylic ones?
I used paraffin : soy wax = 1:1 to the make pillar candles
What do you use for your candle holders ? what was the white powder ? :)
I used plaster+water to make candle holders
You put the wick in last? In the moulded candles.
Yes, I apply the wick after I unmold bubble candle
@@ZXLDIY Genuis!
@@ZXLDIY One can do this with ALL moulded candles? Not only bubble? Probably would work, right?
@@mayalippert2046 yes,of course. But it is not recommended, it takes time. I did it because sometimes the mould cannot make a hole in the bottom
@@ZXLDIY I was hoping to not make holes at all - in the actual mold that is.
To just pour and makes holes in the final product (with a small/thin drill). If it's going to be time consuming, best I don't go that route then 😢
This video doesn’t have enough info. What type of marble paint can you use? Is the water hot or cold?
Answers are all in this video. Q1:4:07, Q2: 7:37
HI, what kind of wax did you use for pillar candles?
hello, paraffin+soy wax (1:1)
@@ZXLDIY thank you
Hi where did you got your "small melter stove"? Please :) can you share me a link please
This model is only sold in China. If you are interested in it, I can make a link for you, 49.99USD including shipping and a plug converter.
Incrível 👍🏻 mas tenho uma dúvida sobre quais são os tipos de cores e quais são seus nomes?
Thank you for watching my video, But I don't understand your question.
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What is the quality of the colors used to paint the wax from the outside?
If I understand correct you mean what kind of paint, it is marbling paint from kreul, it also shows in the video at 4:07
@@ZXLDIY Thank you for your reply👍🏻🌷
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Hi what kind of paint did you use for the candle holders
I use jesmonite pigments for candle holders
Thank you
hi, what brand do you use for paraffin and soy wax? I feel confused when I check the reviews of different brands.
hello, I only found one supplier in Holland, their wax don't have brand. There is no choice for me, it is easier😊
How many drops of each dye did you put in the water
I didn't count exactly. it depends on the size of a pot. The first layer dye should cover the whole pot, the other dye only need 2 or 3 drops over the first layer.
What brand marbling paint did you use ?
It shows in the video at 4:06min.
What can I use to seal the paint?
you don't need to seal the paint, just let it dry.
What is the type of paint used, is it acrylic or oil colors?
It is marbling paint for candles. It also show in the video at 4:06
Hallo beautiful candles. What is the temperature of the wax when you put the mold and put the marble paint in?
Thank you. The wax pouring temperature is about 85°C. The water in the pot is just normal cold water.
I tried to marble my candles and didn’t work . I poured the colors and they got stuck in the bamboo stick so you are doing something you’re not sharing and I don’t appreciate it
@@raqueldi3028 what marble paint are you using? Cause I made many of this candles and the way she shows it is the way it’s done
I did first with cold water and when I poured the paint in it just got like a film on top and got stuck in the stick
@@raqueldi3028 yes thats why I’m asking you. What brand are you using? I use Magic Marble - their are different marble paint some you can not use for this kind of painting
Is magic marble burn safe?
It is safe to burn, but I am not sure if it is healthy.
What is the best type of wick you use?
Depend on the type of candles. I made a video which introduced different type of candle wicks.
@@ZXLDIY great, was curious if there was a type of cotton wick brand for a cylindrical candle mold
Is it safe this kind of paint ?
I am not sure. I hope it is safe
What's the better soy wax for silicone molds?
I use soy wax : paraffin = 1:1 +vybar for silicone mold
ZXLDIY I'll try it thank you so much
Do you mean add a little soy wax and a little paraffin wax when making
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Hallo,
What is the white thing that you used it at 05:58 minutes?
hello, it is sealer for plaster. It is a protection against dirt absorption and moisture.
Can you tell us the name of the sealer please?
Just want to say Ur video is very helpful .. i hope u do online training courses in the future
Thank you for watching my video. Great idea! I will keep that in mind.
What’s powder? 5:59
I think you mean the powder to make candle holders. It is plaster powder.
5:09 what's powder?
It is plaster
Can you add a translation
What kind
Of paint is that ?
It is marbling paint, it also shows in the video 4:06