Candle molds come in a range of shapes, from fruits and vegetables to geometric. You can also improvise molds with household items, such as tin cans, tart pans, and flowerpots.
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With scissors, cut a length of wicking 3 to 4 inches longer than the height of the mold. In a double boiler, melt some of the wax over very low heat and soak the wick in it for 5 minutes. Lay the wick on a piece of wax paper to dry; make sure it's straight. If your mold isn't watertight, seal it with mold seal. Lightly spray inside the mold with nonstick cooking spray.![]()
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