Playing With Fire!

there is definitely something that is mezmerising about fire and yes, i do know others that are like you and like to play with fire. so you are not a pyro or a weirdo or anything! lol!

thats fascinating stuff. i must confess i am a bit wary of candles in case the pets knock them over. but i do like the perfumed candles, the really big ones that take ages to burn down.

OK, I confess...I love to play with hot wax too lol. I like to drip from a candle on something metal (with a raised design) and then have a reverse design in the wax. Sometimes I'll even go a little further and take the dried wax design and pour a little plaster of paris in it and get a repeat design/doo-dad, or sometimes I'll take my little wax thing I made and re-stick it to the outside of the candle with a little more melted wax. Talk about a burning desire hehe. Every once in a while I take all my used candle stubs and re-melt them, add a wick and come out with a whole new candle. Never poured any into cellophane though, how'd you ever come up with that?! That's kind of neat how that one of yours came out.

A lot of people love candles, whether it is making them & seeing what new designs they can create. Or just burning a candle here & there. I know you love burning candles. Do you go into creating them yourself? Trying out different designs? Apart from the one you accidently created in the pic. I used to make candles in my late twenties. Nowadays I just enjoy burning them, usually when we have visitors. Its nice having the candles on the kitchen table.

i like playing with fire, but not with candles. nowdays, i rarely do that again. because in our customs, one would piss the bed when they are sleeping, if they playing with fire! haha, it is so interesting!

Hiii dear.. thanks for remembering that olden days... now that stupid battery came, so my mom not buying candles.. Hoooooo.... but in my childhood i lik that very much, i lik to the pain while pouring the hot wax in my hands and nails...

I'm surprised that the wax didn't seep out of the cellophane. What are you going to do with it when it's full?