Stamping on Candles

I had never tried stamping on candles until a few weeks ago. I decided to give it a try and made some Christmas gifts. My first candle was a bit of a disaster but then I got the hang of it.

I made the snowflake base using a retired die and cut one in navy card stock and another using the white glimmer paper. I’ll get to the candle directions in a bit.

Because I was making these for gifts I stamped bags and tissue to match.

I stamped on a piece of white cardstock cut the same size as the bag and then attached it to the bag.

To stamp a candle you need white tissue paper and a heat tool.

  • Stamp design on tissue paper.
  • Cut as much of the excess tissue paper off as you can.
  • Place tissue paper on candle and wrap tightly with wax paper keeping what excess wax paper there is to the back using that to hold on to.

                     

  • Use a heat tool on low setting to heat the design being careful not to use too much heat. Heat until you see the design get glossy.
  • Gently peel off the wax paper. If you can still see the outline of the tissue paper heat a little more.

Have a safe and happy New Years Eve

4 Responses to “Stamping on Candles”

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  1. Judi Dugas says:

    Beautiful job, Beth! Happy New Year!

  2. Catherine Harwood says:

    These are very beautiful Beth — great tutorial!

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