Tammy Bagwell

Sarah, thank you you for your input. I agree keeping it simple and learn to master the basics is key. It’s a science firm what I’ve read. Tammy

bfroberts, Thank you for the insight on the web. There is so much out there and I want to get the best resrouces possible, I will be sure to check out that forum as well! Tammy

Trappeur, Thank you so much for the quick response and reference to the forum. As I’ve read, much of this is trial and error as well as personal preference. I will definitely take your advice with regards to pottery. I love the look and individuality of pottery hence my reason for asked by. Again, thank you and I will peruse about the forum for some answers to my questions. Tammy

Hello All, I am new to candle making and have been surfing the web with tons of information and of course varying preferences. I’m beginning with the intent to start a business. My questions are as follows for anyone who can respond is most appreciated. 1) preference in candle wax with the best burn longevity and fragrance 2) preference of wicks that work best with the corresponding wax 3) containers, I’m thinking about wine bottles?? Where can you purchase specialty containers for a reasonable price? 4) can your pour candle wax in pottery as it can be pourous or can you coat the inside with something to keep it from breaking when lit? Sorry for so many questions and I appreciate any recommendations of where to look that provides greater detail on these items in question. Regards, Tammy