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I would like to come up with a different name for smelly jellies. Using small and tall jelly jars with a galvanized lid. Marketing for farmhouse decor so anything relatable to that genre would be great. I am usually good at this but smelly jelly is such a good simple name I can't get to something as great. I was thinking of something like FarmHouse Jellies but don't want anyone to think it is truly jelly and attempt to eat it.  🤢

Need help! 🙄🙄🙄

I like natural soy like you say they know it is a candle.

On 10/30/2017 at 12:19 PM, TallTayl said:

I wonder if it was your warmer. Three or four drops of fragrance in my warmer and it can gag you. I can't imagine putting 2 ounces of anything in my warmers.

She is scenting 1 pound of salt crystals and then putting some of those in the warmer, a small scoop or tablespoon amount of the scented salt. Agree with you on putting that much oil in the warmer at once, gag city.

On 10/26/2017 at 5:26 PM, morethanrubies said:

I made a few batches and I am getting no hot throw from my warmer  I used 1/2 oz per 16 oz.

I had to use more than 1/2 oz. I think it was 1 1/2 to 2 ozs.  If you put a tablespoon or so of the salts  in a warmer that wouldn't be much fragrance oil.  I would try upping the ratio.

I had people asking me this all week end at our barn sale because I was selling refresher oil for my potpourri and they wanted to know if they could use it in there diffuser. I said if if I bought my diffuser for something like DoTerra oils that cost $45 an oz then I wouldn't mix candle frag oils in there. Some people buy EOs for migraines or other health issues. But if you were using it for aromatherapy purposes go ahead.

Pumpkin Crunch Cake, strong, sweet and spicy.

No that is a picture from google, but I think that is epsom salt.

8 hours ago, Clear Black said:

 

CB, are those your in that photo? If so may I ask what you use to color them and which salt you are using? They look so uniform in size, the ones I get from Home Depot are no way near that uniform and are the larger crystals.

If you like coffee scents Caramel Cinnamon Latte

I think the salt you use is personal preference, big and chunky or fine. I am not familiar with the super soft but I know if after a few days it doesn't absorb all the oil just add more salt.

Holiday Nest is wonderful. I think I get it from Bulk Apothecary.  I use in potpourri and it has sold out first for the last two years,  even after doubling the amount the second year. This year I am hoping to have enough for the whole fall winter season. I call it Winter Tyme.  I also smell  pomegranate, mandarin orange, pine, cloves and cinnamon with a hint of vanilla.

Those are fabulous. When I first saw them I thought cool clay disks. Then I see all the steps I am truly amazed by their beauty and your talent.

On 10/9/2017 at 6:42 AM, GoldieMN said:

How do people package these to sell?  Packaging?  Instructions?

GoldieMN

So many ways to package. Cellophane bags,organza bags, deli tubs, Mason jars, sell it in bins or bowls bulk by the scoop. It is pretty so it is nice to be to see it through the package.

Bump. TallTayl opened this topic to all I think there are a lot of members on here who we would all like to see and hear their insight on what CraftServer means to them. 

They are all incredible. Loving the sangria!

Wow wow wow. Bet that fights the middle of the night onion hands!

That was some incredible work. The Sassanach (English rose and Scottish heather) sounds intriguing. 

That is too pretty, probably smells divine. Pear is a great blender, as versatile as apple.

Yes great first try. Does look like beautiful marble.

Very efficient use of your space. 

Those are fantastic sure to be a hit!

Absolutely beautiful!

I don't make candles but potpourri and home fragrance items and OOB JS Caramel Cinnamon Latte is my #2 seller . It is deep, dark and rich.

Sorry I called you girls, my bad, not paying attention.

Great designs as usual. Trappeur.

Love the silver lid!  Does it fit the same?