Nikki

Thank you, you guys are so clever and inspiring!

I thought a storage cabinet was the answer to my needs but what I really need is serious help organizing and storing melt cups. I need some ideas. Thanks!

I'd like to add some coffee fragrances and thought I would check in with you guys as to your favorites before I start ordering. Thanks as always!

Thank you Puma!

One big loaf! It weighed in at 32 ounces, lol, so I have since purchased tiny foil pans I may try and cut this thing, I haven't decided yet, it looks too pretty! But my goal is a chunky loaf, just need to go much much smaller in size to make it reasonable.

Loafs and Chunks in; Orange Chiffon Cinnamon Buns, Ginger Ale Pomegranate, Ginger Ale Watermelon, Ginger Ale Strawberry, Peaches Strudel Spice Pie Crust. Monday I am calling our insurance agent and seeing just how possible this might be. Wish me luck!

This is good to know Belinda, thank you!

Thank you thank you! I tried searching a different way and came up with County Fair from Indigo. Gonna give it a try, thanks!

I am searching for Texas State Fair fragrance oil (or something similarly named). Has any ever seen or heard of this? I don't believe it is someone's custom blend, of course if it is then nvm. Thanks!!

Love them Terry!

I use liquid dye, but that was probably the only thing in this hobby that I put a limit on.... so I got just the basic colors; red, blue, yellow and brown. I just mix tiny bits of colors together on a plastic spoon and dip something in it (like a the end of another spoon) to take and add to the wax that way until I get the color I want. The kiwi green was tiny bits taken from one blue drop (Aztec) and 2 yellow drops (Candle Science) mixed together. Not very scientific, I know, haha!!

A little more time on my hands so I messed around with size of chunk pieces before the overpour. I also did some where the scents are separate and some where I took three frag. oils, blended, divided and added color to half...I used 50/50 4625 and 4627 for most except the pistachio (green) chunk pieces are 6006. Still figuring out size that I like, working on cutting straight haha and just making nicer looking chunks. Learning from all of you every day and am so thankful. Enjoy! Strawberry Salted Caramel Corn Bake Shop, Pistachio Pudding Birthday Cake, Bubblegum Serendipity Candy Cane Cake, Orange Juice Birthday Cake.

Ok, I finally know what I am after... Zip top in a 5x6 or 5x5 size. I think a chunk would it nicely into this size. Now, I just need help with finding them. Thank you!! Nikki

Bergamot w/Rosemary and Mint overpour, Banana w/Apple Butter Caramel overpour, Spiced Cranberry w/Raisin Bread & Butter overpour, Bergamot, Lemon Peel w/ Pink Sugar overpour and lastly, Banana, Chocolate, Wild Cherry w/Pralines and Cream overpour. Three varieties were made with a silicone ice cube mold (nice and neat), the others were my attempt at doing it the regular way. I'd love opinions on the chunks made with molds. Is it ok, or just doesn't have the "it" factor. Thanks! Nikki

TY so much moonshine!

A friend is asking me about making pure soy wax melts for her, but I am totally out of my element. I had tried pure soy once before and can not for the life of me remember which one. I know it arrived in little pieces and was great that way, but finished with an almost chalky consistency. My question is, is there a soy wax that finishes with a creamy consistency, not chalky? (I can add a pillar wax to it to harden it up.) Thanks! Nikki

I had a little time today so I played. I used 6006 wax. First attempt was banana cherry cheesecake with chocolate overpour. Then I cheated a bit and used a mold for the others, which are basically everything I have with a pink sugar overpour (friend is addicted to ps). The one shown is fluffy candy pink sugar. I'm not crazy about 6006 now that I have been using a pure paraffin mix and it did not cut any easier. I used a hot knife at first and then just a cutter and a super fast cut. Still not happy with cutting chunks, but I will keep trying! Here are some pics...

I just joined Maple Street's group I am going to give them a try, but wanted to ask if there were any "must have" fragrance oils I needed to add to my cart. Thanks! Nikki

I am discouraged at the amount of oils that I am having this problem with, so I ran some tests this weekend. I varied my temperature (higher and lower), warmed the containers, the oils and still had the solubility issues. Since I am using 4625/4627 I tested each of those alone and still had same issue. I ordered a slab of 6006, the wax I started out with a year ago. I never had this issue with 6006 so I am going to try the oils that are giving me fits with this and see how it goes. On a side note, I have a new macro lens for my camera coming this week so I'll be able to share things a bit better. Thanks for listening

Thank you! I am using paraffin 4625/4627 blend. The molds are 'generic' silicone I bought from ebay, they work beautifully.

They look great Littlebalky!

Candybee, JS's Shampure is awesome, in both scent and longevity in my wax melts.

Thank you so much Belinda!

I need to place an order from Just Scent to replenish my favorite, Shampure Aveda Type. I would love suggestions as to your favorites from JS so I can put a nice little order together. Thanks!

I've been waiting on my husband to convert my Presto pot, but ended up buying a smaller 'ready to go' one in the meantime. I don't know how I lived without this. I am almost ready to attempt those beautiful multi-color, scented Chunks. But, I couldn't wait and ended up making some Chunk Cakes yesterday. Scents; Pumpkin Pecan Waffle w/Apple Cinnamon overpour, Birthday Cake w/Fresh Strawberry overpour, Sugar Cookie Royale w/Cotton Candy overpour (made this in a rose shape, wasn't crazy about that), Sugar Cookie w/Spicy Apples and Peaches overpour, Georgia Peach w/Ginger Ale overpour, Strawberry w/Ginger Ale overpour.