You say to tape it to bond paper. Is bond paper heavy printer paper or normal printer paper? Also, what happens to the tissue as the candle melts? Are they still functional?I’m really excited to try this!! Thanks!!!🎉
When my 25year old was in elementary school, I printed his teachers name, along with 10-15 words that he chose to describe her, in different fonts & different colors scattered around her name in the center. I then melted it into the candle with my heat gun. They turned out so nicely and all of the teachers loved them!!
How does the tissue handle the heat when you light the candle? Does it burn at same rate of candle,or does paper flame up and burn faster? Or four you just use these as decorative candles?
Yeah, the melting candle is a concern for me with the tissue paper. I’m just going to buy readily decorated candles or just use plain ones to be safe. Cute craft idea though
I wonder if you could do that with napkin too, you know the white part that you separate the two napkins and there's a white part left over. Thanks for the ideas!
In the 90s my mom had us take Easter eggs that looked like they were made out of cardboard and decorate them with mod podge and decorative tissue paper. They came out really cute and lasted a long time, and the memory of making them will likely last forever for me 😊
Both the paper transfers on the first and the wax embellishments are great ideas. Love them both. Thank you for giving us these great ideas! Make nice Christmas gifts if you are doing Secret Santa. Do people still do them?
I’ve do the tissue paper transfers a lot and it works perfectly and a lot cheaper . Love these ideas they’re awesome ! I would love to have the link to the moulds they’re very beautiful .
Maybe you can help. I thought she said tape the tissue onto the bond paper and. Later referred to it as freezer paper. Which type of paper do you adhere the tissue paper to? If can help that would be great! Stay safe and well.Blessings. Jane
@@janebenami3342 I just use plain white typing paper and two sided tape and it works fine for me anyway . I wondered about why she said two different types of paper also I’m not sure which one she actually uses neither . Hope you have a great day and stay safe sweetie.
Rita, I have been very lucky with finding some really WELL made a super detailed moulds on eBay of all places! Just be patient as things do come from China for the most part and definitely use a PayPal account so you are protected and never giving up your Credit Card number to anyone. Paypal will also protect you if your package doesn’t arrive so that is the BEST advice I have for you that was shared with me a long time ago! Now, whenever I see something “crafty” like these moulds or even gold or silver (and copper foil) I always look on eBay FIRST and then I go the regular route of searching…Amazon, Michaels or Lowe’s etc depending on what it is and how fast I need it. Insofar as Moulds that can be used for wax, Epoxy/resin, Plaster etc, I definitely look on EBay first and try to buy everything from the same buyer as most of them do combined shipping or their shipping is free regardless. Just remember that the average time for something about the size of a Manila Envelope, takes about 3-5 weeks to the US and about 6-8 weeks to Canada. To give you an idea on pricing and quality, I found a Latex mould I wanted badly of a Draonfly and it is gorgeous and very very detailed! I actually found it by accident on Amazon and it is about 4”x5” and 3/4” thick. On Amazon it was $14 and on eBay it was $4.23 (free Shipping). I wasn’t in a hurry by any means so EBay it was! Arrived in perfect condition and it is literally the EXACT mould I found on Amazon! When I am looking for cute inexpensive stocking stuffers, I start ordering in July from EBay so I have a lot of time to purchase something else from another store if it doesn’t make it to me. I have had great success with EBay and have had very few things not make it to my mailbox. Sellers are usually very good to deal with and will refund you 100% usually without question other than to ask that you give them a 5 star rating (Which I do and then I put in my notes that the item was lost in transit but the seller refunded me 100% and was a joy to deal with) so I do not feel like I am lying. IF something DOES show up after I have been refunded I do get ahold of the seller and let them know. While it is past the allotted time I can leave feedback for the seller, I do forward the money to the Seller that was refunded to me as the parcel did arrive and I do not think that the seller should pay for that out of their own pocket when they work so hard to make a dollar as it is. I have even found some items that are the same brand name as what Michaels sells, on eBay, but for a fraction of the cost and will purchase it from eBay. In some cases it has indeed been a knock off and that is where PayPal comes in and protects me financially as well as the Sellers Policy has a return section and while you have to pay the return (traceable) shipping if you are just not happy with the item, if it is damaged or does not work or is the wrong item or a counterfeit, the Seller MUST pay for the return shipping. So, if you want to save a ton of money and are willing to search out what you need on EBay and you are NOT in a rush….then why not SAVE YOUR MONEY? 1/2 if not more of what I find on ebay is the exact same thing that American and Canadian Stores sell but for 10 x the amount of what I find it for on EBay. It is worth it to me to go on eBay and save a good chunk of change as well as find items that I otherwise could not afford. Again, a mould that was over $50 on Amazon, I found on EBay for $11!!!! Free Shipping and it arrived in 21 days, in perfect condition and again, it was EXACTLY the same mould that was on Amazon! Don’t get me wrong, if Canada or the US starts making items like this “at home” of course I will ALWAYS Support 🇺🇸 & 🇨🇦 FIRST!!! Until then, if my hands are tied then it’s my money and I’ll save every buck I can!! Good luck and get your PayPal account set up! You should have one regardless because ANY online purchases I make are made with Paypal and that way my Credit Card is secure and never hacked as is my personal information!! I have had a PayPal account for over a decade and my Mom makes me buy her stuff with my Account! So, between PayPal and EBay, there is a small learning curve but it is certainly well worth the money I save!!! (And BOTH memberships are FREE by the way! And one last bit of person preference advice…..I do not use the Paypal App, I access it via my Browser like Safari or FireFox etc. I just find it easier to use than the App. Personal preference!).
Answering your questions about paper. She taped tissue paper to typing paper so it would feed through the printer. Later she said to use either waxed paper or the waxy side of freezer paper over the image on the candle whem you use the heat gun; each of these papers would not stick over the tissue paper image. She also said you can just carefully heat the image onto the candle.
I loved the 1st project. Now only if I had a printer, lol (my last one stopped working). Just had a thought. Although I'd be limited to certain prints would this still work if I bought tissue paper that already has images on it? Again, limited idea I know but I'm not about to run out and buy a printer, lol
What do you mean by bond paper? Just curious. I've never heard of that. I'm thinking I might know it by another name, hoping you can help clarify this for me.
I use napkins with beautiful designs on and separate them down until they’re one ply cut it out take the hairdryer and put it on the candle. And Bob’s your uncle. Lol
You can buy pretty napkins off Etsy or from Dollar Tree, Walmart or grocery. Peel to you have just one ply/ the image on it. 1.) Cut the image out you like. 2.) Get wax candle. 3.) Size image to your candle. 4.) Get wax paper. Cut to length/width of candle. Leaving you some to grasp in middle. To protect you from burning. 5.) Hair dryer or heat gun. 6.) With tissue or napkins on WAX candle, cover with WAX PAPER, using heat source (HEAT GUN or HAIR DRYER) on low, WAX from candle will melt and set the tissue on the candle.
If it’s too fast, adjust the speed in the settings. I personally watched it at 1.5 though, and still fully understood 🤷🏻♀️ This is not rocket science 🚀
I did this for my daughters wedding last year. They were memory candles of grandparents who have passed. If anyone needs an idea. Works beautifully
I have been making these for years
So sweet!
Oh my Thank you , Great idea ❤
Oh what a sweet idea
Aww What a loving idea. ❤️
A simple
Craft I could do ! Thank you for those of us who aren’t crafters !
These are both beautiful ideas. I would like to try them. Just curious, are the candles safe to burn?
You say to tape it to bond paper. Is bond paper heavy printer paper or normal printer paper? Also, what happens to the tissue as the candle melts? Are they still functional?I’m really excited to try this!! Thanks!!!🎉
Great Job! I was so impressed with the techniques to make these beautiful Candles ,and I'm really grateful to Hometalk and to all their Crafters!
THANK YOU! I know what I'm getting everyone for Christmas this year.
When my 25year old was in elementary school, I printed his teachers name, along with 10-15 words that he chose to describe her, in different fonts & different colors scattered around her name in the center. I then melted it into the candle with my heat gun. They turned out so nicely and all of the teachers loved them!!
This is SO easy! WOW! It’s unbelievably easy and cheap.
How does the tissue handle the heat when you light the candle? Does it burn at same rate of candle,or does paper flame up and burn faster? Or four you just use these as decorative candles?
Yeah, the melting candle is a concern for me with the tissue paper. I’m just going to buy readily decorated candles or just use plain ones to be safe. Cute craft idea though
I wonder if you could do that with napkin too, you know the white part that you separate the two napkins and there's a white part left over. Thanks for the ideas!
Yes you can use a napkin. I’ve done it
@@patriciareeps3389 thank you!
You can use printed paper napkins as well.
Both of these projects are beautiful. I’m going to try them. Thanks
I have done this many, many times. Works well & is easy!!!
I did a video of this quite a few years ago. You can use a napkin as well.
Bond paper is the letter size paper used to type or the one used to copy a fax or document. I hope this clear your doubt. Blessings.
Cool way to put family photos on there! 🤗🌺🌸
Beautiful ❤️
I made these with napkins and mod podge back in the 90's. Then added clear glitter over the candle.
Oooh I love the clear glitter idea!! Thanks!!! 🎉😊
In the 90s my mom had us take Easter eggs that looked like they were made out of cardboard and decorate them with mod podge and decorative tissue paper. They came out really cute and lasted a long time, and the memory of making them will likely last forever for me 😊
Thanks! May Jesus continue to bless you and your family!
These are beautiful!! Ty for sharing!
Awesome craft ideas. Turned out very beautiful. Thanks for sharing 🎉❤
These are just some beautiful candles
Thanks for sharing!
I loved the candles!
I did this for my wedding. Still have it.
Both the paper transfers on the first and the wax embellishments are great ideas. Love them both. Thank you for giving us these great ideas! Make nice Christmas gifts if you are doing Secret Santa. Do people still do them?
That’s a great question.
These are some really good candle ideas especially the gold leaf ones
Great idea, never saw this before. Came out lovely.
Laser or inkjet? I would love to use the laser printer
Wow, what an awesome idea with Candles, Transfer Paper, or Wax Paper! Wow
Wonderful ideas , they turned out beautiful 🎄
Great idea! I’ll have to find some ways to incorporate holiday ideas!
Wow!!! Thanks for sharing.
Love it.
Those candles 🕯 came out great! I’m kinking maybe I can try this with my DTF printer 😃😃😃 Thanks for a great video!
I’ve do the tissue paper transfers a lot and it works perfectly and a lot cheaper . Love these ideas they’re awesome ! I would love to have the link to the moulds they’re very beautiful .
Maybe you can help. I thought she said tape the tissue onto the bond paper and. Later referred to it as freezer paper. Which type of paper do you adhere the tissue paper to? If can help that would be great! Stay safe and well.Blessings. Jane
@@janebenami3342 I just use plain white typing paper and two sided tape and it works fine for me anyway . I wondered about why she said two different types of paper also I’m not sure which one she actually uses neither . Hope you have a great day and stay safe sweetie.
Rita, I have been very lucky with finding some really WELL made a super detailed moulds on eBay of all places! Just be patient as things do come from China for the most part and definitely use a PayPal account so you are protected and never giving up your Credit Card number to anyone. Paypal will also protect you if your package doesn’t arrive so that is the BEST advice I have for you that was shared with me a long time ago!
Now, whenever I see something “crafty” like these moulds or even gold or silver (and copper foil) I always look on eBay FIRST and then I go the regular route of searching…Amazon, Michaels or Lowe’s etc depending on what it is and how fast I need it.
Insofar as Moulds that can be used for wax, Epoxy/resin, Plaster etc, I definitely look on EBay first and try to buy everything from the same buyer as most of them do combined shipping or their shipping is free regardless. Just remember that the average time for something about the size of a Manila Envelope, takes about 3-5 weeks to the US and about 6-8 weeks to Canada. To give you an idea on pricing and quality, I found a Latex mould I wanted badly of a Draonfly and it is gorgeous and very very detailed! I actually found it by accident on Amazon and it is about 4”x5” and 3/4” thick. On Amazon it was $14 and on eBay it was $4.23 (free Shipping). I wasn’t in a hurry by any means so EBay it was! Arrived in perfect condition and it is literally the EXACT mould I found on Amazon!
When I am looking for cute inexpensive stocking stuffers, I start ordering in July from EBay so I have a lot of time to purchase something else from another store if it doesn’t make it to me. I have had great success with EBay and have had very few things not make it to my mailbox. Sellers are usually very good to deal with and will refund you 100% usually without question other than to ask that you give them a 5 star rating (Which I do and then I put in my notes that the item was lost in transit but the seller refunded me 100% and was a joy to deal with) so I do not feel like I am lying. IF something DOES show up after I have been refunded I do get ahold of the seller and let them know. While it is past the allotted time I can leave feedback for the seller, I do forward the money to the Seller that was refunded to me as the parcel did arrive and I do not think that the seller should pay for that out of their own pocket when they work so hard to make a dollar as it is.
I have even found some items that are the same brand name as what Michaels sells, on eBay, but for a fraction of the cost and will purchase it from eBay. In some cases it has indeed been a knock off and that is where PayPal comes in and protects me financially as well as the Sellers Policy has a return section and while you have to pay the return (traceable) shipping if you are just not happy with the item, if it is damaged or does not work or is the wrong item or a counterfeit, the Seller MUST pay for the return shipping.
So, if you want to save a ton of money and are willing to search out what you need on EBay and you are NOT in a rush….then why not SAVE YOUR MONEY? 1/2 if not more of what I find on ebay is the exact same thing that American and Canadian Stores sell but for 10 x the amount of what I find it for on EBay. It is worth it to me to go on eBay and save a good chunk of change as well as find items that I otherwise could not afford. Again, a mould that was over $50 on Amazon, I found on EBay for $11!!!! Free Shipping and it arrived in 21 days, in perfect condition and again, it was EXACTLY the same mould that was on Amazon!
Don’t get me wrong, if Canada or the US starts making items like this “at home” of course I will ALWAYS Support 🇺🇸 & 🇨🇦 FIRST!!! Until then, if my hands are tied then it’s my money and I’ll save every buck I can!! Good luck and get your PayPal account set up! You should have one regardless because ANY online purchases I make are made with Paypal and that way my Credit Card is secure and never hacked as is my personal information!! I have had a PayPal account for over a decade and my Mom makes me buy her stuff with my Account! So, between PayPal and EBay, there is a small learning curve but it is certainly well worth the money I save!!! (And BOTH memberships are FREE by the way! And one last bit of person preference advice…..I do not use the Paypal App, I access it via my Browser like Safari or FireFox etc. I just find it easier to use than the App. Personal preference!).
Answering your questions about paper. She taped tissue paper to typing paper so it would feed through the printer. Later she said to use either waxed paper or the waxy side of freezer paper over the image on the candle whem you use the heat gun; each of these papers would not stick over the tissue paper image. She also said you can just carefully heat the image onto the candle.
@@janebenami3342 The freezer paper is what she's using to transfer the images into the candle
Love the candles.❤️
Very cool
❤ Love Both Candles Projects ❤
You can also print right onto the wax paper as well cuts out the tissue paper. Just a hnt and it workswell
Does that work with laser printers or does it need to be an ink jet?
But the wax paper doesn’t melt into the candle like the tissue does. Unless you think the ink would transfer off of it?
When the candle burns down will the tissue paper start burning ? But they look great.
My question as well.
This is a wonderful idea. I love it.
Awesome thank you
I would most differently make some of photos! Thanks for sharing
Great ideas, thanks .
Those are beautiful
So creative
Wonderful!
These are beautiful! TFS ♥️.
I loved the 1st project. Now only if I had a printer, lol (my last one stopped working). Just had a thought. Although I'd be limited to certain prints would this still work if I bought tissue paper that already has images on it? Again, limited idea I know but I'm not about to run out and buy a printer, lol
This is so cool, thanks for sharing!
Wow very cool. Great ideas
I have printed photos too. Just make sure to only use a white or tan/cream candle.
Very nice on your candles going to make some for gifts for Christmas thank you for sharing this video.
So pretty!
Reminds me of resin pouring! But cheaper and faster!!...lol
Very nice
They are cute
Would the tissue paper ignite from the flame?
What do you mean by bond paper? Just curious. I've never heard of that. I'm thinking I might know it by another name, hoping you can help clarify this for me.
I wonder what that is too.
It’s just printer paper or copy paper. “Bond” is an old office term. I’m guessing she’s older.
@@Somewhere-In-AZ ... thank you!
A type of paper that is crisper than other types.
Bond is heavier paper than what we typically use for printing 🤗
Very creative ideas!
Very genius 👍
Hi. Thank you...
Great ideas
Will this work with an ink jet printer?
great ideas.
Well that's one way to make personalized candles 😯😯😯
Can you use a hair drier ?
How did the Santa picture get on the plan tissue paper?
She ran it through her printer. Rewatch the first part of the instructions that talk about taping tissue paper to bond paper.
What is white bond paper?
Make sure you use an inkjet printer! Laser printers use heat to set the image and the tape will melt to the insides of your printer
Is the tissue not an additional fire hazard? Are these meant to just be decorative?
Absolutely brilliant idea. I'm going to give it a go. Thank you
Grandparents want pictures of their grandchildren on those candles with the Christmas pictures
If you don’t have a heat gum will a blow dryer work?
Yes. It should
I love these candles so much!!!! Super cute 🥰 new to your channel 🎉✌🏼
Can you use an ink jet printer?
How did the image on paper stick to tissue paper ?
Cute
Isn't this causing a fire hazard to add paper to the outside of your candle?
When the candle burns down, does the tissue paper not burn/flare up?
What is bond paper?
I use napkins with beautiful designs on and separate them down until they’re one ply cut it out take the hairdryer and put it on the candle. And Bob’s your uncle. Lol
Why is the freezer paper part necessary?
I missed how she said to do the prints ( of a person)- since they aren’t on napkins.. someone know??
Where did the designs from
Wauww they are amazing❤❤❤
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The first candle project was difficult to understand. I have rewinded over and over and I can’t figure out what she was doing.
what if you don't have a printer?
Way to fast in the beginning U lost me what to do when and wear and why lol
You can buy pretty napkins off Etsy or from Dollar Tree, Walmart or grocery. Peel to you have just one ply/ the image on it.
1.) Cut the image out you like.
2.) Get wax candle.
3.) Size image to your candle.
4.) Get wax paper. Cut to length/width of candle. Leaving you some to grasp in middle. To protect you from burning.
5.) Hair dryer or heat gun.
6.) With tissue or napkins on WAX candle, cover with WAX PAPER, using heat source (HEAT GUN or HAIR DRYER) on low, WAX from candle will melt and set the tissue on the candle.
I'm with you.
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If it’s too fast, adjust the speed in the settings. I personally watched it at 1.5 though, and still fully understood 🤷🏻♀️ This is not rocket science 🚀
laser or ink jet printer?
I think inkjet, laser may melt the tissue paper
What is 'canva'? 02:17
I didn't hear what kinda paper you taped the tissue paper to
Just regular copy machine paper
🤗😍😍😍😍
Why does that Santa look so creepy!😕
🎄👍😊
Carla Roy, I left instructions under your name but they disappeared.
$1 plus the cost of a computer And printer
So, So glad I might not have to use the wax paper
Why not use Xmas napkins? I mean, that’s just what I’ve done for years lol