Friday, December 15, 2006

Who has a cool embedded gel candle photo?

Who has a cool embedded gel candle photo s/he would like to share?

Either a candle you made, or just a nice photo you saw.

Post its link as a comment!


In the mean time, look at this beautiful gel candle!

Cute isn't it?

To get the maximum out of the embedded object put it close to the glass and far from the wick. That way it will have better visibility and will not interfere with the candle burning.

Remember that when it comes to embedding objects in gel candles, safety plays a crucial part. The object must not be flammable: no wood, plastic, fabrics etc. Glass and ceramic are a better choice.

Read through CandleMaking.org.uk's for these and more embedding ideas, tips and projects.


Eran.

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Start working on your marketing

Are you thinking of opening a candle making business? Or perhaps you already have one?

You'll have to agree then, that marketing is one of the most important aspects of your business. It should be carefully planned and executed.

For example, being in mid December implies you should already think about January and February.

What to get an idea of how to plan for these months?

See this marketing plan draft by Candle Business Corner to get you started.

Eran.



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Let Me Start Your Fire!

What do you do with all the left over wax you have lying around in the house?

Well wax can always be recycled, either to make a new candle, or in this case make fire starters.

If you've got a wood burning stove or a fireplace, or plan a campfire, using fire starters will help you  light even wet wood!

However, as One Stop Candle explains, a fire starter is not a candle, and safety measures should be taken, as its flame can be a lot bigger than a controlled candle flame.

Follow One Stop Candle's instructions for making fire starters with all sorts of variations and ideas.

Stay safe!


Eran.




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