COLOR

Image via WikipediaLove to add some color to your candles, but aren't quite sure how. Yep, I understand: you're "dying" to dye your candles. Okay, so prosecute me for the bad pun. You really didn't expect me to pass that one up, did you?
The point, though, is very important. A world of white candles would be pretty boring. So why should you limit yourself to making only white candles. Let's add some variety into this hobby, shall we?
Take your pick! Candle making dyes are found in a wide array of forms, including chips, flakes, liquid and powders. And it goes without saying that you can find them in just about any color you want.
Don't forget though that if you can't find the exact color you're looking for, you can also blend these colors to create even more beautiful shades (who says we aren't creative?)
Before you get too excited about the variety of dyes available to you -- and colors from which to choose, read these tips about handling dyes.
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