containers for making home made candles in

By sunshine sky
November 11, 2015 in Wanted

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Posted November 11, 2015

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Posted November 11, 2015

Am trying to sort out some candle molds for us to use in a local craft group. Basically we need enough for everyone to have a go. We are aiming for beginner level! These can be anything that safely contain hot wax - glass containers, old tea cups, Pringles tubes, plastic pots (preferably without a strong seam line but can manage with!). If anyone would be willing to donate/ collect some recycling for a week or two would be very grateful! Sky

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