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Date Posted: 08:21:12 12/29/01 Sat
Author: nancy L
Subject: Teacup Candles

made several of these......turned out really cute.....take a matching cup and saucer and glue the cup to the saucer..then place your wick and pour your scented wax in and trim wick.........looks great and smells wonderful......I did mine in Chocalate and whipped some white wax and made a topping to go on mine. Good luck

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[> Re: Teacup Candles -- Holly, 15:48:43 12/29/01 Sat

Thanks for sharing. These would be great in mugs also. Like hotcocoa!

Holly in WI

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[> [> Re: Teacup Candles -- Mildred, 11:55:46 01/04/02 Fri

>Thanks for sharing. These would be great in mugs
>also. Like hotcocoa!
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>Holly in WI
I have made those also.
I used the little store-bought votives as my wick.
I took it out of the silver cup, placed it in teacup and poured the wax over it. Worked pretty good, no wick to mess with( that's the impatient part of me). You can buy a huge bag of those little votive candles, very cheeeeeep.
Take Care
good luck with your forum.

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[> Re: Teacup Candles -- Bea, 19:41:54 01/26/02 Sat

what a neat idea just use the votive......thanks for that tidbit.........

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[> [> Re: Teacup Candles -- No name, 22:59:21 11/03/03 Mon

another idea is: after the candle wax sets a little(2 or 3 minutes) push a birthday candle down the center and straighten. That's your wick. VOILA!

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