Ice Candle

Here is a very unique candle! It has a particular texture and the finish glistens like ice. Just like fingerprints, no two ice candles are ever alike!!
Our example would be great for St. Patrick’s Day. Give a loved one an ice candle this holiday as a lucky gift.
Materials:
- Hexagon Pillar Candle Mold 122865
- 4625 IGI Paraffin Wax Blend
- Agave Fragrance Oil
- Green Liquid Candle Dye
- #2 Square Braid Wicking
- Mold Sealer
- Clamp or Binder Clip
- Small Stick
- Wick Rod
- Shallow Baking Pan
- Scissors
- Ice
Directions:
- Follow the instructions in our How to Wick a Mold blog and wick the mold.
- Place the wicked mold on the Shallow Baking Sheet.
- Melt 1 pound of 4625 Wax in a double boiler.
- Completely melt the wax and get it to a temperature of approximately 180-190 degrees F.
- Completely stir in 6 drops of Green Dye.
- Thoroughly mix in 1.5 ounces of Agave Fragrance.
- Fill the Mold 1 inch from the top with pieces of Ice. NOTE-for a better effect, make sure the pieces of ice are no bigger than 0.75 inches.
- Pour the Wax into the Mold being sure to fully cover all of the Ice. TIP-pour the wax all over the top (if you pour in just one spot a hole will be formed in the ice).
- Allow the candle to fully cool.
- Once the candle has cooled, pour all of the Water out of the Mold into a sink, tub, or outside.
- Undo the Clamp and remove the Wick Rod.
- Flip the Mold over, take out the Small Stick, and remove the Mold Sealer.
- Carefully pull the Wicking at the open end of the Mold and release the candle.
- At the bottom of the candle trim the Wicking flush with the wax.
- At the top of the candle, trim the Wicking to 1/4 inch.
- Allow the candle to sit for at least 24 hours before burning.