DIY Bubble Candle Tutorial

Pamela Del
by Pamela Del
4 Materials
$45
1 Hour
Easy

DIY bubble candle instructions & the DIY bubble candle kit that will make this trendy cube candle even easier to make with soy wax!


Soooo did you fall into the ultra-cute, mega aesthetic bubble candle trend too? And want to satisfaction of creating your own with your favorite colors or favorite scents? I gotcha! I’ve been OBSESSED with creating these super aesthetic candles in all my favorite scents & here’s your chance to make yours too! First, let’s get to what you need, I got links & everything for you! And it might seem like a lot at first but some stuff you might have & other things you buy just once and use every time you make candles (cause you’ll be addicted for sure).


Bubble Candle DIY Materials




  • Saucepan
  • Skewers
  • Candle starter kit (this kit is great when you’re just getting started making candles)
  • Soy wax (this PARTICULAR wax I link in my full blog post is great for wax, you need to make sure you are using wax made for molds)
  • Scale (this will help you measure the exact wax you need as to not waste any)
  • Thermometer
  • Fragrance Oil
  • Bubble Candle mold

OR


This DIY bubble candle kit I created comes with nearly everything you need measured out & ready to create. This bubble candle kit comes with premeasured wax, colored wax measured out, bubble candle recipe card, bubble candle silicone mold, wicks & more!


How to make Bubble Candles on the stove




  1. Poke a hole in the middle of the bubble mold with a skewer or needle & then thread the candlewick through. Use skewers to keep wick in place, set on a small plate or in a wide cup (a small plate will make the top ever so slightly flat, the cup makes the most perfect bubbles if you can find one that won’t squish the sides)
  2. Fill your pouring pot with 5.5 oz of your wax
  3. Fill a saucepan with approx 2″ of water & on medium heat bring to a low boil with your pouring pot sitting in the water and stirring occasionally.
  4. Once the wax is completely liquid, take off the heat and add in your fragrance (.25 oz of your chosen scent).
  5. Carefully pour your wax into the bubble candle mold & let fully cure before removing it from the mold (I like giving it a full 24 hrs)
  6. Remove carefully from mold, start by pulling the sides from the mold & then roll down
  7. Trim your wick as needed & BOOM you’ve got an amazing aesthetic candle!


How to make Bubble Candles in the microwave




  1. Poke a hole in the middle of the bubble mold with a skewer or needle & then thread the candlewick through. Use skewers to keep wick in place, set on a small plate or in a wide cup (a small plate will make the top ever so slightly flat, the cup makes the most perfect bubbles if you can find one that won’t squish the sides)
  2. Fill your microwave-safe bowl or cup (I like using a pyrex measuring cup with a spout) with 5.5 oz of your wax
  3. Microwave in 30-second intervals until completely melted.
  4. Once the wax is completely liquid, add in your fragrance (.25 oz of your chosen scent).
  5. Carefully pour your wax into the bubble candle mold & let fully cure before removing it from the mold (I like giving it a full 24 hrs)
  6. Remove carefully from mold, start by pulling the sides from the mold & then roll down
  7. Trim your wick as needed & BOOM you’ve got an amazing aesthetic candle!

Ok & let me get my most asked questions answered…just in case you’re wondering too!


DIY Bubble Candle FAQ

How much wax do you need for bubble candles?

For the mold, I linked you need approx 5.5 oz of weighted wax per candle


What is the bubble candle burn time?

The burn time for a bubble candle is 1-2 hours long.


What are the bubble candle dimensions?

For the mold I listed it is approx 2″ X 2″

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  • 17335038 17335038 on May 08, 2021

    The soy wax is $30+ and one mold is $10+ on the Amazon links you added.


    How many candles did you make for the $25 listed cost of the project?

  • Nor56037042 Nor56037042 on Dec 18, 2021

    Can u tell me which kind of color do u use? Pls

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