Oh wow. I’m sure it looked beautiful. What a nice way to personalize such a special day. Congratulations! thanks so much for watching, I’m so glad you found this tutorial helpful.

Oh wow. This is a beautiful way to commemorate your loved one. I’m sure your candle will shine bright at your remembrance ceremony. Thank you for watching and sharing your story. 🙏

Thank you for subscribing.

So glad you liked it. These were a lot of fun to make. Thanks for watching

That’s so sweet of you to say. These projects are fun and easy.

Thanks Bonnie. I’ve got candles everywhere with my family members staring back at me. Ha ha. Have a wonderful day.

Even the LED candles turned out so nice. Thanks for watching and happy candle crafting.

Yes, they did!!! I will make one for my great cousin that is in a nursing home of his late wife

That’s so sweet.

Thank you very much. 🙏

Thanks so much. I’m glad you liked this. Thanks for watching

Thanks Sandy. Like I said to another viewer, I’m surrounded by all my family members with all the candles I’ve made. Haha. This is so much fun and easy too.

Glad you liked this. The wax LED candles work really well too , and they are safe left unattended. Happy holidays and thanks for watching.

I loved this idea when I saw it. Really fun to do. Glad it brought back good memories. Thanks for watching.

Thank you so much. I appreciate the support and happy candle decorating.

@@suzyrebelo Thank you, I have several memorial candles I’d like to do and your tutorial gives me the confidence to try. Can’t wait to watch your other videos!

I'm sure each candle you make will be very special. There is something very peaceful about candle light . have a great day

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Hello, I haven't had that happen. If the bubbles are raised, not adhering to the candle, perhaps allow more time with the heat...so the tissue infuses more into the wax of the candle. I hope this helps.

Yes, I did it on the computer. I created a black box frame to fit the height and circumference of my candle, then added my picture to fit within the frame. Print and then trim keeping the frame, then line up on the candle and heat to infuse. I hope this helps and happy candle making.

Hi there. The printed or ink side of the tissue paper should be facing out. The backside of tissue paper next to candle. Get an oven mitt to protect your hand and hold the tissue paper taunt , in position, on the candle . Use the blow dryer on hot , a few inches from the candle , and watch as the wax melts …the tissue paper becomes see through , the image should be clear. Allow the candle to cool for a few seconds. Turn the candle around and repeat until the tissue paper is secured on the candle. Try to start from the centre out to the sides. This should help make it smooth and clear. Try not to over heat the candle or you may melt too much wax and it may make the image cloudy looking. Hopes this helps. Let me know if it works for you. Thanks for watching !

Hello. I used my computer to create the lettering in a box the same size as the height and circumference of the candle. I printer on the tissue paper as seen in the video. Cut along the square and apply to the candle. Hope this helps. Thanks for watching.

Hi there. So glad you liked this. I have a Mac computer so I just used “pages” it’s like “word” on a pc. Nothing fancy. I measured the candle to figure out it’s dimensions. On the computer , I drew a rectangle , to represent the candle size. I then placed a text box and my photo”copy and paste” into the rectangle. Print, cut and adhere to the candle. There are lots of free fonts you can download for something more specific to your design. Hope this is what you’re looking for. Thanks for watching.

Hi there. I have an HP office jet pro 8710. Perhaps yours is similar. I make sure to allow the ink to dry before applying the tissue print to the candle. Hope this helps.

Hi there. If you’re talking about the black line around the monogram candle , I created a border the size of my candle and inserted a text box with my letter in the middle. You might have to highlight the letter text box and “ bring it forward” to see it. Hope this helps. Thanks for watching and welcome to my channel.

Hi there. If you can print an imagine on tissue paper then it will work. It’s the tissue paper that melts into the candle and holds the image on the candle. I loved making these snd still do. The designs are only limited to your imagination. The monogrammed candles go over really well as gifts. Thanks for watching and sharing.

Hi there. I used pillar candles , I light them but blow them out before they melt to the edge. I do this so my candles burn down the centre without reaching the transfer paper layer. It really depends on the type is candle you are using. I hope this helps thanks for watching. Btw the LED wax candles turned out great too!

Hello. I don’t know about melting the wax on the vase. However, while I’ve never done it, I think mod podge would work better on glass. I’ll have to try that sometime. Thanks for watching hope this helps.

Hi there. I have an hp 8710 ink jet printer. I print on “ plain paper best” setting. Once I print I allow to fully dry. I also purchased tissue paper for gift wrapping. Check your tissue paper to make sure it doesn’t have a different, waxy , finish on one side. Just a thought. I’m trying to figure out why your design is bleeding. I hope this helps. Thanks for watching

I bought the tissue paper off amazon, has no wax finish on either sides. So im extremely confused as was trying to make a christening candle for my son and the wordings looked so messy

Hello, I really am confused too. If it's printing out messy, perhaps there is too much ink coming out or the paper is dragging through the printer. I'm not sure , but can you can change the printer settings to use less ink? instead of "plain paper best"- try "plain paper draft"? I have no idea if this will work, just a thought. How frustrating for you..i hope it works

Hello. I have a Mac computer so I use graphic or pages to create these designs. You can also use Word , I start by creating a box the size of the candle , you can add a border to the box. Then I create text boxes for words or letters or images I want to add (highlight your text box and use the feature “through” or “no wrap” so the text boxes float freely on the page. For layered images and text “ use bring forward or send back to organize text the way you like. Ie if you wanted text over an image. I hope this makes sense and helps. Thanks for watching.

Hello there. You can find tissue paper in dollar stores or the gift wrap section of stores that sell gift bags. Ie Walmart etc. thanks for watching. I very much appreciate embroidery work. ❤️

Hi there. No problem lighting the candles and using them as you normally would. The tissue paper imbedded in the wax but just on its surface and it won’t ignite. I loved making these, design ideas are endless. Thanks for watching.

@@suzyrebelo I'm glad to hear that you liked doing this project! Thanks for the quick answer, and have a nice day!

Hi there. I think I bought the tissue at Walmart. It’s just regular tissue paper used for wrapping presents. I got it in the gift bag section. I was very careful folding and gluing it to the letter stock paper. I hope this helps. Thanks for watching.

@@suzyrebelo ☺️ thank You

Hi there. My printer is a hp inkjet printer. I really don’t know if it works with laser. If I am able to confirm it I’ll let you know. Thanks for watching

​@@suzyrebelohi, I just came across this video and had the same question as this person.. were you ever able to confirm if it works with laser printers? TIA for your help. Keep up the great videos 🥰

Hi there. I have read that you can use a laser printer. However, there are so many models and brands, just to be safe, I would go onto your printer’s manufacturer web page and ask the question. Hope this helps.

Hi there. Another viewer said the same thing. My candles burned a channel in the middle. It didn’t burn to the edges. Therefore, it depends on the kind of wax, type of wick, burning time , thickness of candle etc.. the only thing I can think of to suggest is , use a test candle to determine how it will burn first. Perhaps you already have one in use. If it burns uniformly, without burning to its edge, then make a note of the brand. Btw, I also did this on wax “led” candles , turned out really nice too. I hope this helps. Thank you for watching.

@@suzyrebelo thank you for your reply

Hi there. I’ve never seen that happen. My candles don’t burn out to the edge, unusually it burns out a channel down the center. I suppose it depends on the wax. Sorry it didn’t work out.

Does the transfer melt down with the wax or does it still stand like a shield if that makes sense?

It doesn’t melt, it is stuck on the outside layer. I checked my candles and they are thick pillars made of paraffin wax that are clean burning. Sometimes the outside edge gets soft and curves but it doesn’t burn all the way. It could be the thickness of the puller and maybe even how big the wick is too. Sorry. I don’t why it did that.

Oops I meant pillar candle

That’s funny, I love this craft. I think you’re psychic or I’m psychic. Not 5 minutes ago I was thinking about stuffed grape vine leaves. I was randomly thinking that I should do a video on it once the wild grapes are in season at the orchard. Well now I have to do it. What a funny coincidence.

​@@suzyrebelo You remind me of my Husbands family, they were Sicilian, You have that genuine character. I know youtube creators have heavy competition and the YT censors arent helping, and I TRULY like to hear when someone loves me, but these folks lay it on thick. Actually, i should probably let that go what with our country turning into a combined brain collapse lately, a little cheer hurts no one.So having spewed that, I feel I am in my moms or my MILs kitchen when I watch you. You are truly a special treat that puts me in a different frame of mind. my little brother studied his craft in europe and he had his own flair for everything food related. He made stuffed grape leaves for me. From inception to completion the air was glorious smelling. Those grape leaves are $12 a jar now at Specs, but when you open the jar there are so many you could never use them all. He did tho. I loved them the next day stuffed cooked and cold. He was a standup comedian seen often on comedy central, he was a 'cook' at Surf Sushi in Big Sur where he would order a pizza to be delivered while at the counter creating a meal. His boss told us, it really made the guy crazy. But Mark was only 27 so... He died in a freak surfing accident. At his funeral we had a lot of people grabbing one of us and asking if by chance he left a recipe they loved. Every request was for a different item. It was so funny to hear my sister and mom say 'ME TOO! someone asked for the turkey dressing. He made a thanksgiving stuffing that was so rich you couldnt eat much at one sitting, so folks would grab doggie bags, or better yet, they just ;happened" to have a tupperware bowl with them. so i was thinking that recipe has stood the test of time, and none of us gave it up. but my mom and sister died recently so its time to share it. I honestly thought about you, i would love for you to try it out. Not important too do a video unless you feel like it. But you may find it more fun to keep it close to the vest. Whatever. if kenosha found out theyd be causing an internet backup followed by a few stern words as to WHY I DID THAT. My MIL always said it was tradition to hand over your most beloved recipe to someone you admire and respect. It makes you immortal because everytime someone breaks bread with you the recipe and its history are paying homage to that creator Thanks so much, we all love you here at BDBQ Reborns! (OMG there it is, I complain and then do it myself!)

Wow! I'm so honoured you are sharing all this with me. My mother showed her love & affection by feeding anyone who entered her kitchen. I'm sure she's not alone in this, I now do the same too. There are beautiful memories to be made by simply sharing meals. I really value your MIL's tradition of passing on a recipe. Yes, I would like to try making your brother's recipe. I'll be harvesting the wild grape leaves, and preserving in brine, when in season - around late summer. I can make the stuffed leaves then. Now you have me curious on how these taste! Thanks again for you lovely note. Have a great day!

@@suzyrebelo I cant believe you read all that. I havent been out for over a year except the dr. I am a covid long hauler. Every once in a while I find someone genuine and I go off on verbal diarrhea. do you know how to create Kefir grains? I would like to create a good continuous starter rather than use the powdered which last for maybe 9 replenishments Lately trying to learn everything on being self sufficient. Thats our world now. I am looking so forward to your grape leaves. Dianne

Dianne. If viewers are taking the time to share kind words with me then I’m going to take the time to respond. It’s a two way street. We can inspire each other. On kefir, I’ve had it and like it but never made it. Another great video idea that’s going into the memory vault. Thanks again for your support.