What color blocks do you recommend to create a gold candle?
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None of these would work in my opinion, but Amazon sells special dye in gold. Use the search box and type in "gold dye for candles" to see the results.
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Get a small spoon or ladle and put the wax inside of it, then wave the spoon/ladle over the flame of a candle. No chance of any scorching.
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That's a great idea! If you turned it upside down and put a big candle on it, or put some sort of small rocks or other decor items - they would look awesome!!!
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There is a light gray and a few different brownish/yellows that could pass as silver and gold. They aren't sparkly like the crayons.
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I bought the 9-ounce and it has lasted a long time since I only use it to embellish cookies with a watercolor brush. Since you will get quite a bit more color for your money, the 9-ounce would probably be a better choice. Good luck with it--it is such an excellent product.
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I lay 3 different colors on the block. The measurements are the same on the left as the right. You will use more of the "background color". But in one cutting of the background color you will get 2 halves of the log cabin. Try it out with just 3 colors first then you will see. Or cut 3 or 4 basic colors to be interchangeable in the basics. It will come together.
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You point the remote to the candle or group of candles you want to change, and then click the button that is your desired color or click the multi button for them to change from one color to the next repeatedly on their own. There is a "mode" button that you push that changes them from flicker to solid and visa versa.
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I have not steamed block anything yet. I couldn't give you an honest answer. It is made out of a foam type material. If you steam block I would probably put an interface or light towel down so the colors don't run. Sorry I couldn't be of more help!
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Sorry...can't answer your specific question because I spray painted my candles with a light coat to match my decor... They turned out great...
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There are two colors white and block, you can select the prefered color in different product item
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You could do just about any of the colors in the quilt - gold, burgundy, baby blue. I'd coordinate with your curtains or wall color.
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I use Ram Golden Charcoal, in a silver wrapper with blue and pink designs on the wrapping. Bought it at my local smoke shop
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Mine came with a color block that was scented but not labeled. It smells very nice though. A light airy flower I would say.
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The blocks are solid color that works best with water. you can cut off a piece to make a palette or you can take a wet brush and just touch the block to use to paint your surface.
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Again, in low levels of light, & with the low color temperature light quality of the candle flame, you will get a somewhat grainy & yellow/orange cast to the image. I don't know if there's a Tungsten color temp balance adjustment to correct the yellow cast as I've not had time to go into manual settings yet. I'm sure you can mess with some lighting additions that cast just enough light on the subject & leave the cake to look more candle light.Alan W
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Lamps Plus. Or google lamp shades and click on images and come up with your own idea. Maybe cut a pretty but inexpensiveShade in half or find a piece of glass. Who knows what your imagination will bring!!!!
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I looked the colors up on line and this is what I came up with! Here is the list: Black rage, Chocolate kiss, Hidden honey, spun sand, Sweet cream, Plush brown , Frivolous Fawn, Forbidden Gold, golden spell, Tempting taffy, Lucky copper, True steel,Silver lining, Ultra white minx, White minx, Bashful blonde Hope this helps! :-)