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Dip-Dyed Candle Tutorial

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If you’re looking for a quick way to dress up your dull white candles, try dipping them in colored wax! Martha Stewart’s latest candle project is dip-dyed candles.

The tutorial suggests using beeswax at $13 (?!) a pound, but that’s not written in stone. You can get other types of wax cheaper and/or remelt your old bits of candles.

An arrangement of these dip-dyed candles would make a statement at an entranceway or as a centerpiece for a party.

This is an easy, inexpensive way to make your candles appear more interesting. See Dip-Dyed Candles at Martha Stewart Crafts for more.

By SandraW

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  1. Jenn from How to Make Candles on June 4, 2011 8:02 pm

    Tie dyed candles are my favorite to make!! I love doing all sorts of layered colors. Rainbow ones are really cool too and pretty easy. I never use beeswax…too expensive I agree! :) Soy or paraffin blends work great for it!!

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