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SeaDawg Special user The Lunatic Fringe 718 Posts 
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Folks, I must report that the news out of my workshop this morning was a dismal uninspiring failure when attempting to make bleeding candles.
The only thing gory was my mess and candles only bleeding was that the fake blood pooled by the wick and then was consumed... Not quite the effect I was looking for... Help anybody?
Crazy people take the psycho-path thru the forest...
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gsidhe Inner circle Michigan 1725 Posts
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What method were you using?
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Spellbinder Inner circle The Holy City of East Orange, NJ 6438 Posts
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Are you starting with commercial red candles, or making your own red candles from scratch? Making your own red candles insures that you have a pure red center, whereas some of the commercial red candles are actually white candles coated red.
Professor Spellbinder
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SeaDawg Special user The Lunatic Fringe 718 Posts
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I was using white candles with the theatrical blood for contrast but made a mess instead...
Crazy people take the psycho-path thru the forest...
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Alan Munro.jpg "View Profile") Inner circle Kentwood, Michigan, USA 5952 Posts
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Have you cut a groove down one side of the candle? If it's cut at the right depth, it should keep the pooling from occuring.
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wardini Regular user 105 Posts
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