PVC Candle Tutorial 09 Part2

How to create a PVC Candle using hot glue - from www.howtohauntyourhouse.com and the authors of, How to Haunt Your House, Shawn and Lynne Mitchell. This one hour project is speeded up to show you from beginning to end how they create their dripping detailed, battery opperated candles for Halloween. These would also be great for theater productions, weddings, goth and special events where flameless candles could be used.

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Howto & Style

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• pvc
• pvc candle
• hot glue
• How to Haunt Your House
• Mitchell Cemetery
• Lynne and Shawn Mitchell
• tea light
• Halloween
• theater prop
• wedding
• goth
• flameless candle

[howtohaunt]

Use smaller PVC pipe to start with. Just wider than the tea candle, but will still fit in the jar. And keep the height lower than the jar. Cover the PVC with hot glue sitting on a table with wax paper underneath. Once cool, place in jar. You may need to add some more hot glue to bottom off PVC to stick it to the jar bottom. Good luck!

[norxcontacts]

Can I pop in a real candle?

[howtohaunt]

@norxcontacts

I wouldn't recommend that. The hot melted wax from the real candle would melt the Styrofoam inside. I suppose if you sealed off the PVC end and filled it with sand and make sure the real flame didn't touch the sides it would be possible... but still risky.

[ladyracer1]

They look great I think I am going to have to make some! Any tips or tricks to help me as make some in a mason jar cause I think that could look cool!

[sasury555]

Read the right .............. nice

[beba0447]

Awesome!