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Anleitung No. 1562 Anleitung No. 1562 Difficulty: Beginner Working time: 20 Minutes
With these concrete eggs you can score points with your loved ones: already unlit a feast for the eyes, the candles fascinate by the fact that the liquid Wax for candles glows yellow, just like a real egg.
Pouring concrete eggs
Each concrete egg is cast from a large and a small Acrylic-egg half. The large egg half is spread with oil, filled with cast concrete, the second small egg half is pressed into the concrete mass and weighted down with a Stone or similar. This creates a recess into which the candle sand can be poured later.
Concrete egg in 16 cm size
You need Acrylic glass eggs in 16 cm and in 12 cm size.
For the concrete mass of the large Ice you need about 7 heaped tablespoons of cast concrete
Concrete egg in 14 cm size
You need Acrylic glass eggs in 14 cm and in 10 cm size
For the concrete mass of the large Ice you need about 5 heaped tablespoons of cast concrete.
The concrete eggs are completely hardened after about 24 to 30 hours. Use Sandpaper to grind off some of the rounding of the base and thus increase the stability of the egg shapes.
You need Acrylic glass eggs in 16 cm and in 12 cm size.
For the concrete mass of the large Ice you need about 7 heaped tablespoons of cast concrete
Concrete egg in 14 cm size
You need Acrylic glass eggs in 14 cm and in 10 cm size
For the concrete mass of the large Ice you need about 5 heaped tablespoons of cast concrete.
The concrete eggs are completely hardened after about 24 to 30 hours. Use Sandpaper to grind off some of the rounding of the base and thus increase the stability of the egg shapes.
Creating fried egg candles is so easy
Simply place a candle wick in the finished egg containers and fill with yellow candle sand , then sprinkle a second white layer of candle sand over it.
When the candle is lit, the liquid Wax for candles turns into Yellow, the white top layer provides the "fried egg look".
When the candle is lit, the liquid Wax for candles turns into Yellow, the white top layer provides the "fried egg look".
