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Cupcake Candle Tutorial

March 8th, 2007 @ 3:01 pm by Mrs. Plum

Step 1: Gather all of your supplies

-double boiler and/or a pot with water
-container to hold melted wax (i bought one with a pour spout for convenience)
-wax
-silicone mold (I bought mine off ebay from seller sculpturesinsoap)

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They also had this really cute heart cupcake mold

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-fragrance (I used birthday cake fragrance from AAA Candle Supply)
-coloring wax

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Step 2: Put a chunk of wax into the melting pot with the desired amount of color until melted into a liquid form. Add fragrance as needed (1 oz per 1lb)…

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Step 3: Wick the mold

-poke hole into center of bottom of mold

-place waxed wick through the hole so it sticks through

-use a “wick centering device” or make a ghetto one with 2 sticks and a rubber band (as shown in picture) to hold it up straight

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Step 4: Pour the melted wax into the mold to the desired level - I poured one color until it reached the end of the muffin top

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Step 5: Put in freezer to chill if you want it done quick, otherwise just set it on the counter to harden.

Step 6: Pour the next color in to the top of the mold

Step 7: Put in freezer again or set aside to harden

Step 8: Once hardened, you can just “pop” the cupcake out of the hole. Grab the bottom (open side) of the mold and gently peel back the mold - the cupcake should just pop out like you’re birthing it (haha)

Step 9: Trim wick to desired length.

Step 10: Step back and revel in your DIY-awesomeness.

Et Voila! A delicious cupcake! (not to be consumed! winky01)

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10 Responses to “Cupcake Candle Tutorial”

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Miss Broccoli

Wow. That is a lot of work. I wish we could have a scratch and sniff feature; they look yummy enough to eat!

 
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kp

yeah - it does seem like a lot of work!
kudos to you miss plum!
is your mold two-sided? - one side for the bottom of the cupcake and the side for the top rounded part?

 
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Miss Plum

no - it’s just one mold that’s like a ball with a hole in it haha - just just gotta pour in one color(rounded top portion with “frosting”), wait for it to harden, then pour in the next color (the cupcake bottom)

 
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Mrs. Bee (message)  3,261 posts, Sugar bee

very cute! a sweet labor of love. :)

 
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I am so in love with the cup cake candles
THANK YOU for the know how.
warm hugs
Paula

 
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