Steph in tx

Beautiful as ever!!

They all look beautiful!!

You must have the patience of a saint to put all that together! They are very pretty, but I could not do that...

I would probably buy that, but I couldn't use it...LOL

Simply Awesome!!

Very pretty candles! Glad you found a distraction/therapy. Good to see you back.

When I first started making soaps, I used the brand of Lard you are speaking of. .. I love lard in my soaps!!

Very pretty soaps! Love the cutter your husband put together!! Not that I'll need one anytime soon, but nice just the same!!

Not all the same size wicks are the same. I usually buy mine from one place, but decided to try some from another business and found that the second place had the same size # on them, but they were smaller. I'm just sayin

Thank you... it must be your monitor, they are single wicked 6oz cubes.

My monitor is doing the same thing! I thought they all had multiple wicks also.

They are very classy looking!

Squeeze the pour spout from both sides and make it more defined!

I did this with my pots, especially the larger ones. I used a pair of pliers with a cloth in between the pot and pliers. I just got them to make a more defined spout. I found out the hard way the first time! Left marks on my pot, so I started using the cloth between. It never messed with the bottom of my pots and they sit level. HTH

Cut it anyway. Call it "Some mornings even Mocha can't fix"

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That sounds good!! LOL

I was searching tonight and I ran across a picture of these at

Lakeside Collections, don't look like they carry them now.

I never seen these, they have a electric tart warmer that looks like a toaster.

I too found the Toaster Tart Warmers!! They are too cute!

Looks like a lot of work, but it looks great!!

Looks great!

If the mug gets hot enough to melt the wax, the arms will drip all over the warmer and furniture.

It just seems like whoever came up with this idea didn't bother to think it through.

I have to agree with Sliver on this one. Whats to stop the arms from getting warm and dripping? Fire Hazard written all over it!

Both are Great Lookin'!!

Quote "Hot throw is determined the size of your melt pool. The wider the pool the greater the throw. That's why a single votive in a tight votive holder won't give you a great throw. You would need to burn multiple votive candles to scent a room."

I will disagree with this statement only because the very first votive I ever made and burned in a flower pot votive burner, smelled up a lot of area for me! We could smell it in 3 rooms!! But I must say that the layout of the house was very open. Don't know if that's why? The fragrance was Jasmine and it made me believe in my candles... I'm sure a lot of it has to do with the type of fragrance but I've been really lucky with my wax, additives and fragrances. JMHO

I use container soy wax and love the way they burn and throw. That said I only burn in a tight fitting glass votive cup. I have yet to see a votive burn like a pillar no matter who's I have tried.

I use a paraffin container wax. I love the way they burn! I also use a tight fitting container as I was always told that votives should be in a tight fitting container no matter the type of wax you use. JMO

Hey... Maybe some other suppliers will see this great sale and put there oils on sale too...... hint... hint.....

What the heck are you SMOKING??? I want some!!

Wow! I can see "hippy"... Very pretty!!

Gorg-u-muss!! Love the contrast of colors. Hope it stays for you!

Love the look of your soap! Thank you for all the information about the molds and liners, too! Hopefully I can get my DH to make me some molds and I can get the liners and get back into soaps soon.

I've had water in my wax before (IGI 2281). It was in the slabs in the box. I just took paper towels and dried it off, then melted it, all was fine.

I like the colors too!

May I have a glass of milk with mine??