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  1. Wick'd
    Those are stunning bars, Grumpy!
  2. Wick'd
    Those are beautiful! What a great hubby!
  3. Wick'd
    Those are adorable and so original, Robin. I'd buy them up in a minute!
  4. Wick'd
    Yummy!
  5. Wick'd
    I'm so glad you like the Baby Magic scent! I've still got a bunch of the log you made for me and it's still going strong, the scent doesn't get annoying or old. That pumpkin crunch looks AMAZING and I bet it smells just as good!
  6. Wick'd
    Beautiful! I bet they smell amazing too!
  7. Wick'd
    Those bars are stunning!
  8. Wick'd
    Those look yummy! I bet they smell great too!
  9. Wick'd
    What an awesome collection! And look at how organized you are - my Yankees always ended up pushed around on the top of the fridge! I also like the suggestion for putting a label on top of the lid.
  10. Wick'd
    Absolutely beautiful - the candles, the shot, great job!
  11. Wick'd
    You did an amazing job - they're stunning!
  12. Wick'd
    Those are too cute! Great job!
  13. Wick'd
    Wow those are both adorable! Great job!
  14. Wick'd
    Very cute!
  15. Wick'd
    Beautiful! Great job!
  16. Wick'd
    Love the colors! I bet they smell amazing.
  17. Wick'd
    Beautiful! Great colors.
  18. Wick'd
    I also love my EZ Wick Setter. I use the Stickums but I would think hot glue wouldn't be that hard to use with it; test for the height and adjust that first, then just load the wick in, apply the hot glue, and push it down into the jar. It should be a pretty quick procedure either way.
  19. Wick'd
    I've only poured Just Scent's caramel apple and absolutely love it. I've got some Peaks that smells ok OOB, haven't poured it yet.
  20. Wick'd
    Another vote for Baby Magic.
  21. Wick'd
    What wax are you using? I'm able to use 1.5oz of FO per pound of IGI 4630.
  22. Wick'd
    I need to do this too. :whistle:
  23. Wick'd
    The handle does get a little sticky with a softer wax but I've found that I can get a good-sized chunk cut with it - a standard blade is six inches across and three inches deep. A bench scraper would be found in the cooking section or at a restaurant supply store - they're used for cutting doughs. It could definitely be used for cutting soap.
  24. Wick'd
    There's a co-cop for tins right now in the co-op forum: http://www.candletech.com/forums/showthread.php?t=23538 Looks like they're going to keep it open for another week or so!
  25. Wick'd
    I use a bench scraper. (similar to this: http://www.superwholesaler.com/wholesalers/ateco/thumbs/1372.jpg)
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