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Candles: ColoringCandle colorants need to be soluble in oil or wax. We recommend using the dyes especially made for candles. Start with a few basic colors since these can be mixed to produce additional colors. You can also make natural dyes by infusing herbs/spices in oil. Good botanicals to try are annatto seeds (orange), turmeric (yellow-orange), paprika (red), beet (violet-red), plant leaves (green). Use very small amounts of dye to achieve pastel, translucent candles. Another way to color candles is to start with a white or lightly colored candle (a core candle or a premade candle base) and simply overdip or paint the base with colored wax. For instance, you can take a plain white ball base and 'glue' on colored wax pieces until the base is covered such as when making a millefiori design. |
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