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How to make bleeding candles for Halloween. Spruce up your spooky Halloween decorations with these DIY bloody candles made two ways! I hope you noticed that I said easier not faster. Unless you're making a bunch of candles, then this way would be faster, because you could keep dipping the candles one right after the other.After doing this project a few times, something I found helpful was to chill the red candles. Pop them into the refrigerator for at least 10 minutes before you are ready to coat them. The first thing you need to do to make Halloween bleeding candles is fill your pot with water. It will help your tall white votive candle melt much faster if there is hot water all the way up to where the wax comes in the jar. Place the jarred candle into the water and allow the wax to melt. The water needs to be warm to hot, but certainly not boiling. Looking for some of the best Halloween party ideas? You'll love this easy bleeding candle Halloween decoration tutorial!

Home» Holidays» Halloween» Easy Bleeding Candle Halloween Decoration tutorial Halloween Easy Bleeding Candle Halloween Decoration tutorial I have a knife pictured in the supply picture because I used one to cut the bottom of my candles to fit inside my candle holders (the bottoms where too wide.) But the knife is actually unnecessary. How to Make Easy DIY Halloween Decorations Bleeding CandlesWelcome to day 6 of the 13 days of Halloween party ideas! Sarina of Joy in the Commonplace and Bri of Parties with a Cause are joining me today to share with some super spooky DIY Halloween party decorations. Here at Jordan's Easy Entertaining we are making these easy bleeding candles.