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Aroma Candle Gel
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Gel Wax for Candle gel
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Wick - metal Core - Zinc
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Essential oil fragrance
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Embeds / Fantasy Gel
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Gel
Candle FAQ
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Start making Candle gel
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Candle gel I
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Project Candle gel II
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Project Candle gel III
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Candle gel IV
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6. EMBEDS
It is critically important
that only non-flammable items be used as decorative embeds
in gel candles! Items such as seashells, glass figures or
marbles, sea glass, stones, ceramic figures and wax embeds are
fine in gel candles. Items such as cinnamon sticks, silk
flowers, plastic figures, some resin figures, potpourri, dried
fruit, etc. are NOT safe to put in gel candles!
Sand is often used in the bottom of the popular seascape gel
candles, but it is important to remember to stop burning seascapes
BEFORE the flame hits the sand at the bottom! We encourage
the use of a wick safety sleeve or "Flame Stopper".
This can be any small metal tube (jewelry supply shops should have
something similar) that fits over the wick and slides down to the
point where you want the flame to stop, and then is crimped with
pliers. (Bitter Creek is in the process of having these
developed and will carry them in the near future!). It is
still important to label your product with instructions on proper
use, and make sure to tell your customers how to burn their
candles safely, but remember that many times (unfortunately)
people don't take the time to read caution labels or instructions,
and they don't take our warnings seriously. So we have to be
responsible candlemakers and take steps to ensure the safest
products possible for everyone's benefit!
Another safety method is
"double glassing". This involves using a large
container (such as a fish bowl) and placing a smaller clear glass
container inside (such as a standard 3 oz. straight sided votive
glass). Place your decorative embed items or beach scene in
the outer bowl around the votive glass, and fill with clear
unscented gel. Wick the inner glass and fill that with your
scented gel. The inner glass keeps the candle contained and
keeps the flame from ever coming in contact with the decorative
embeds, thus making a safe and refillable candle! Customers
can bring these back for refills, or you can make pre-scented gel
chunks and package them in a baggy with a wick and sell as
do-it-yourself refills!
Gel Wax is made from a specially selected and processed mineral
oil and a gelling agent, giving it a clear, rubbery texture. Gel
Wax should be melted slowly in a pot on a low heat. For less
bubbles heat to 90° - 98°C (200° - 210°F). Heat to
76°-88°C (170°-190°F) for more bubbles. THIS
MUST BE SUPERVISED AT ALL TIMES! Always use a thermometer to
ensure safety and a good end product, and do not use wooden
untensils to stir with (metal is recommended). Use oil based
scents only, not alcohol based. Use a zinc core or predipped Wick
& Tab wick - do not use cotton wick. Use approxamitely
one size larger wick than you would in paraffin wax. Microwaving
is not recommended for this product.
Section
3. DYES
Most people
use liquid candle dyes in gel because you want to maintain the
gel's translucency. It takes very little dye to tint the
gel, so be careful... you can easily overdo it! When making
small batches and trying to get a very light tint. I suggest
taking a toothpick and dipping the tip of it into the liquid dye,
and then swirl it into the gel in tiny amounts until you get the
color you want. It really does require that little!
Sometimes even 1 full drop can be too much!
Solid forms
of dye in a wax base, such as blocks, chips, buds or flakes, may
cloud your gel. Some people do use block dyes but only
in very tiny amounts, just a thin scraping is enough.
Powdered dyes can also be used in very small amounts. Do not
use crayons, Rit clothing dye, food coloring, or soap dyes!
These are not made for candles and will not burn properly.
Gel Candle Formula
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Learn how to make your own candle gel from scratch. It's super easy and
can save you a bundle.
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STEP
#1
You will only need a few simple tools, of which all can usually be found
in your kitchen. A metal spoon, a scale, a measuring cup, and a crock
pot with a thermostat or a stovetop pan and a thermometer.
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#2
Ingredients: Mineral Oil, CP9000 Resin, Wick and base,
Fragrance and color. (optional). Measure ingredients as follows. 2 Fluid
Cups mineral oil, 25 Grams CP9000 Resin. Mix and allow to
set at room temperature for 1 hour, stirring occasionally
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STEP #3
Begin heating ingredients slowly bringing
to 200-210 degrees F and hold at this temp for 1 hours or until the gel
is completely smooth flowing. The consistency of corn syrup.
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#4
Be sure to never let the temperature exceed 230 degrees as this may
scorch the gel. If gel does scorch it is worthless and no amount of
fragrance can save it. Give up and start over.
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STEP
#5
Stir the mixture often while cooking to to assure proper mixture. If you
don't have a crock pot be sure to watch your temp on a thermometer. The
gel may smoke slightly during the process, this is not a cause for alarm
unless smoke is excessive.
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STEP #6
Just before you are ready to pour
add fragrance to suit (do not exceed 3%) as this will lower your flash
point to an unsafe level. Color should be added now if desired.
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STEP
#7
Dip wick base in the gel yjen place in bottom of container and hold for
a few seconds to allow gel to adhere to the glass. This will hold your
wick in place during pouring.
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#8
Pouring the gel is a breeze. You can get different effects from
different pouring temps. 180-190F lots of bubbles
190-200F few large bubbles 200-210F almost no bubbles 210-220F Bubble
Free. ( to insure bubble free candles preheat glass for 10 minutes in
preheated oven at 150F
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STEP
#9
To embed objects wait 2-5 minutes after pouring and drop into place.
Only use glass or ceramic nonflammable objects. Marbles work great
aquarium rocks. We know that you guys are creative, that's while your
here at the largest craftstore on earth.
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Here's your masterpiece. It's really a breeze. Everything that you need right
here at Craft Express.
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Beer Gel Candle Project
Learn how to make your own realistic beer candle with gel. A fun and
easy project.
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Materials
You will need: a beer mug, 8oz. of gel, 3-4 oz. paraffin wax, yellow and
caramel oil based candle dye,1/4 oz. oil based candle fragrance of your
choice, pre-tabbed wick, candy thermometer, large stirring spoon, ladle,
measuring spoon, fork, hot melt glue gun, melting pot and a scale.
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#1
Melt the gel in the melting pot set on about 200 degrees (use the candy
thermometer to insure that the gel does not exceed 225 degrees.
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STEP #2
Put a small amount of hot melt glue on the
bottom of the wick tab and secure it to the bottom of the beer mug.
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#3
Add a SMALL amount of yellow dye (just a few drops). Stir
gently.
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STEP
#4
Add a SMALL amount of caramel dye (just a few drops). Stir gently.
Make sure the mixture is the color of beer. When the gel
temperature is about 190 degrees, add one teaspoon of fragrance
(optional) and stir gently.
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#5 Use
your ladle to slowly pour the gel into the beer mug. |
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STEP
#6 Wrap the wick around a pencil to stabalize it
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#7 Dispose of the left over "beer gel"
and melt the paraffin, then let it cool. |
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STEP
#8 Once a skin has formed on the wax, begin
whipping it with a fork until it has a "frothy"
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#9 Place the "froth" on top of
the cooled "beer gel". |
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STEP
#10 Trim the wick |
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That's it!! You just made the perfect Party-Time candle!!
You can find all the supplies you need for this project right here at
Craft Express!!
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