Place hardened wax and the wax left over from cutting shapes back into the melting pot, to melt again to 150 to 155 degrees F. You may need to pour multiple wax sheets to create each flower, depending on how quickly you work.

More than One Color
The process for making a floating rose candle with more than one color is the same as that for making a single color floating rose candle, except that you will need to create a series of wax sheets in different colors as you build your flower

Pour a wax sheet the color you want the center of your flower to be. Cut out petal shapes and create the center of your flower. When you move to a new color, place the left over wax of this first wax sheet into the melting pot to warm again to 150 to 155 degrees F.

Pour a wax sheet for the next color of your flower. Follow the same process for each color, pouring a wax sheet, cutting petal shapes, wrapping the petals around your flower, and placing left over wax back into the melting pot to warm to 150 to 155 degrees F.