Elyse

VickiB You have a PM :smiley2:

It's the last pound of the sample, but I'm just gonna go for it. I'll let you all know if the chips give me any problems (ie hinders the crystallization? What else would it do?) And thanks HenryK for the link. The pic showing the relief holes helped me visualize it a bit better. I've been using a little kabob skewer, when a pencil or something might be better. Thanks you guys! Elyse

Hello everyone! This is my first post, and I just have to say thank you. This forum is RICH! You've answered so many of my questions already. I've been lurking, reading, testing, testing, reading... I'm addicted, and am having so much fun! Thanks for all your help. Lately I've been trying out my sample of S&P crystalline container wax, and love the way it looks. Still working on managing the air pockets though. I noticed that they recommended NOT to use paraffin based color chips, so I'm assuming that means the reddi-glo. Are color blocks paraffin based?? I do have some liquid dye here I can use, but it's very messy!... Was wondering about my options. I'm used to the single pour soy wax... Any tips on conquering the air pockets in this palm wax? How many relief holes should I poke, how big and deep, and when? Thanks! Elyse