Copper

I love this scent, but it is really strong on the amber. The hot and cold throws are great and I sometimes mix it half and half with Peaks French Vanilla to lighten it up.

I like the colors on those. I bet they look like stained glass when lit!

I really like those! The crackling over the marble looks cool.

Thanks for the nice comments! I'm not sure how it will burn-the suggestions were for a 24 or 30 flat ply, so I used a 27 flat ply. And the color was easy to get-just equal parts Peaks liquid dye teal and sky blue.

Sharon

scented French Vanilla from Peaks

thanks for looking!

It soaps wonderfully! No acceleration, just a very slight discoloration to pale yellow, and the scent stays strong. A favorite on mine!

I love those colors!

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Hi Denise

Bittercreek South has it. It's a nice soft floral for me, but I've don't know if it smells like real bluebonnets.

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Those are nice-very creative!

I really like the colors on those!

Wow-I would like to know how they did that!

Oh I like that-totally different! Looks like a lot of work-

Sharon

Your soaps are so inspiring! It's a shame about the peacock dyes-that color is lovely.

Those are great - I love the large "snowflakes"!

I think HenryK uses bayberry wax mixed with beeswax to make tapers. You could try to pm him, he might have some information.

hth

Sharon

I think the ones at BCN are the ones discussed in this thread.http://www.candletech.com/forums/showthread.php?t=9503. The thought was that they got too warm and would burn off the scent too fast.

Sharon

Those are amazing-makes me want to try palm wax.

That blue is gorgeous!

Wow! that is nice, and very kind of you also!

Thanks Geek! much appreciated!

Those are all great, but I especially like the colors in the second one!

I love that! Oh how I wish I had the patience to learn how to carve candles like that.

Those bars match that scent perfectly!

That yellow is perfect!