MihiriBubbles
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Hello!
I'm pretty new at candle making. I'm making these cute lil pumpkin candles in a silicone mold, but since pumpkin needs to be upside down when I pour the wax into the mold, there doesn't seem to be a way to add a wick to the candle. (I hope that makes sense)
Is it possible to thread a wick through a novelty candle after the wax is all hardened up? I was hoping maybe I could heat up a needle to poke a hole through the candle, then thread the wick through, but I'm also worried I'll just make the wax crumble if I do this.
Any tips?
Thanks in advance!
I'm pretty new at candle making. I'm making these cute lil pumpkin candles in a silicone mold, but since pumpkin needs to be upside down when I pour the wax into the mold, there doesn't seem to be a way to add a wick to the candle. (I hope that makes sense)
Is it possible to thread a wick through a novelty candle after the wax is all hardened up? I was hoping maybe I could heat up a needle to poke a hole through the candle, then thread the wick through, but I'm also worried I'll just make the wax crumble if I do this.
Any tips?
Thanks in advance!