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The varieties of beeswax candles that you can make is limited only by your imagination.  Beeswax is available in sheets, in a variety of colors.  Rolling the sheets around a wick is a popular way to make a candle.
 
  
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To make a tapered candle, take a sheet of beeswax and cut it diagonally.  Place a piece of wick about 2.5 cm longer than the shortest side of the triangle.  Place the wick on this side of the beeswax.  Start rolling the beeswax from this edge.  The other side of the 900 angle should be kept straight as you roll the beeswax.
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Using two sheets of wax in contrasting colours makes a striped tapered candle.
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The key difference is that the candle is made in a removable mold. Flexible plastic cups or egg cartons should work well.
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Same instructions as c. above, except you will leave the candle in the jar to burn it.
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Generally it is easier to add decorations to the larger round or square candles, rather than the tapers.  You could paint, etch, tie on ribbon (low down, where they will not burn), insert pins or do other creative things.
 
  
 
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;Paraffin: today, fuel is nearly always some form of wax, with paraffin wax being the most common. Paraffin is a byproduct of petroleum distillation, and as such is cheaply available in great quantities.  Wax ranges from liquid at room temperature to wax that melts at a couple of hundred degrees F. The stickiness or malleability of waxes also varies from blisters that are sticky like honey at room temperature, through to hard carving waxes which are brittle and melt at high temperatures. Different waxes will give you different effects for your candles.
 
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;Beeswax: Beeswax candles burn cleanly, with little or no wax dripping down the sides and little visible smoke.  A beeswax candle flame has a "warmer," more yellow color than that of paraffin, and the color of the flame may vary depending on the season in which the wax was harvested. Beeswax is a natural product.
 
  
 
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While there is no exact formulation to figure what size wick to use there are some general guidelines that will help. The size of the wick depends upon a few factors. These factors are additives in the candle, size of the candle and the type of wick. The kinds and amounts of additives will vary widely from candlemaker to candlemaker, as will the size and wick type so this is what makes an exact formula for choosing a wick size next to impossible to create. The best method for choosing the correct wick size is through testing. Try different size wicks for different candle recipes and see what size wick works best. There are, however, some general guidelines that can help the candlemaker decide what size of wick to use.
 
  
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# Wicks that are too small for the candle will leave a lot of unburned wax around the outside of the candle or just drown in the pool of wax that gathers at its base.
 
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A metal core wick should be used on any candle with a large diameter.  The purpose of the metal core is to hold the wick upright, keeping it from falling over and drowning the flame in liquid wax.
 
  
 
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*When heating wax, it should be tended ''at all times''. 
 
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* http://jas.familyfun.go.com/crafts?page=CraftDisplay&craftid=11893 Ice candle instructions
 
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* http://spiritcrafts.stores.yahoo.net/seamlatmol.html These will make great molds.
 
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Arte de hacer velas

Nivel de destreza

1

Año

1972

Version

01.12.2024

Autoridad de aprobación

Asociación General

Candle Making AY Honor.png
Arte de hacer velas
Artes y actividades manuales
Nivel de destreza
123
Autoridad de aprobación
Asociación General
Año de introducción
1972
Vea también
Maestría de Artesanía


1

Hacer al menos cinco de los siguientes:



1a

Vela de arena tipo forma libre




1b

Vela en capa de colores



Ballestrinque
Knot clove.jpg

Uso: Este nudo es la vuelta o el empalme de «utilidad general» para cuando se necesita un método rápido y sencillo de sujetar una cuerda alrededor de un poste, mástil o estaca (como atar mechas a palos en la especialidad de Arte de hacer velas) u otra cuerda (como en la especialidad de Macramé).

Cómo amarrar:

  1. Haga un giro con la soga alrededor del objeto y sobre sí mismo.
  2. Haga una segunda vuelta con la soga alrededor del objeto.
  3. Hale el extremo para arriba debajo de la segunda vuelta para que se esté entre la cuerda y el objeto. Apriete halando ambos extremos.



1c

Vela hecha de un molde



1d

Vela de hielo



1e

Vela sumergida



1f

Vela en gotera de cera



1g

Vela perfumada



1h

Vela de cera de abejas



1i

Velas flotantes



1j

Vela en un contenedor/jarra



1k

Vela decorada




2

Conocer dos clases de cera para hacer velas y sus usos.



3

Conocer los tamaños de las mechas y cuál de ellos se quemarán adecuadamente en cada vela.



4

¿Cuándo una mecha de metal debería ser utilizada?



5

Conocer las técnicas de seguridad al hacer velas.




Referencias

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