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Free Candle Wrap - 2 ea. on 8.5 X 11 .pdf templates. - Sizes for 1.5" & 2" diameter candles. Download .pdf file

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Do It 101 Craft Store Candles are used in 7 out of 10 U.S. households. Candles generally can be categorized into 11 basic types: tapers, votives, pillars, container(or jar) candles, tealights, liturgical candles, outdoor candles, floating candles, novelty candles, utility candles, and birthday candles. More than 1 billion pounds of wax are used in producing the candles sold each year in the U.S. Avoid drafts: Burning candles in drafty areas can cause uneven burning and excessive smoking. Not to mention that your candle will burn faster. If you notice the flame of the candle flickering in any direction other than straight up, there is a draft. Prevent drafts by keeping burning candles away from heating and air-conditioning vents and open windows. Cleanup: If wax has spilled on the carpet the best way to remove it is with paper and an iron. Place a paper towel or brown grocery bag over the spill. Place a heated iron over the paper towel. The heat from the iron will cause the wax to melt and be absorbed into the paper towel. Extinguishing the flame: To blow out a candle, a candle snuffer works best. If you don't have a candle snuffer readily available, you can blow out the candle by placing an index finger in front of the flame and blowing gently. This causes the air to surround the flame and minimizes splattering of hot wax from the wax pool. Refrigerate them: Candles that are cold will burn slower. To cool you candle, first wrap in foil or cling wrap to prevent the wick from absorbing any moisture. Pop them in the fridge for about an hour and light! Make sure you don't put them in the freezer instead. They will break! Gelly Candle Clear 25 oz Microwaveable Soy Wax - 1lb Wax Chunks 12 oz Scent Blocks Gelly Candle Dye Assortment Red/Yellow/Blue