Daisyd'Light

Now I like the last one added.

I agree with all of the above. 3 weeks to pay $8.00?? And THEN she wants a refund?? Do you have any wipees?? You must of had "Take advantage of me, I'm STUPID" on your forehead.

Nevermind, I found a thread. Sorry.

Never made a tart, (yet) but was eyeballing one of those mini-muffin pans at wally world a few weeks ago, seems like it would work pretty well and might be very cost effective.

I'm on the search for some wally world molds, the darn things are $$$!!

There is an internet company advertising a land line phone with the cable line internet service, all for $50.00?? Voyage, is that right? I'll look around for it for you.

I like the one on the right, the salsa type jar

I'm working on trying to wick the 9 oz bulb jar with the GL 70/30 and their pure soy. So far I have tried LX 14, and 16 double wicked and melt pool is still too small. My next is to try LX-18 double wicked and some cottons I have on hand. I don't know the diameter of your jar but you may end up double wicking also.

How is the wicking for this jar going for you? I'm starting from scratch, using GB464, 9 oz frosted bulb jar. Any wick suggestions? Do you think double wicking is the way to go with this jar?

I want to do something different with these. I would like to use the baker bags with the window, therefore I want to use a small mold. like gum drop size. Any suggestions? TIA

decided to start testing 464 first there seems to be a lot of people who love this wax, so maybe Ill get lucky I did notice a lot of posts where people are adding different waxes to this, but it seems most who use it love it just like it is.

Here Here Sister!!! I also tried different waxes, Ecosoya & EZ Soy, I'm going to stick with what I know. With the 464 I get good smooth tops, good throw and less wicking problems. With the others I got ugly tops, and oil seepage (sp). I use it like it is, I don't add anyting but FO, and sometimes color.

Did you say you didn't sell these because you wanted to give them away????? I thought that's what you said, PM me for my address.

too cute. Your stuff is great!

Those are great. What patience you have!

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You got it down alright!! Up, and sideways too! Those look great!

You know, I was just thinking...I think I'll change my name to "Rachel". LOL! They look great! Lucky girl!

Okay, squar mason, GB464, Eco8, Candle and supply mulled cider.

Smells GREAT, wonderfrul cold and hot throw, but after about 2 hours, the flame gets small. Is it drowning? Wick up?:undecided

Yea..what board?

I like a good sale as well as the next guy (as long as it isn't country berry hotcakes:laugh2: )

I just dont like the kind of sales that start at 6:00am, lasting until the crow flys over old Aunt Nadeens Barn. Please stand on one foot and rub your tummy while you whistle in the secret hocus pockus code...all for 10% off your next order of $100.00 or more. (certain oils only!...this day long sale is to include Naked Monkeys and Farts on the Beach)

So where was this sale board, and what is worth having?

ROFLMAO!!

All for "Jammies" Say I?!

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I like the ones that Vicky and DeAnna (Lovesoy) did way back when on the old board - here's a link with instructions:

http://www.candletech.com/cgi-local/yabb/YaBB.cgi?board=veggiewax;action=display;num=1082318659

Those are awsome. Thanks.

http://www.candletech.com/forums/showthread.php?t=10223&highlight=marbled+containers

alright Chris, how'd you do it. Give up the secret mister, and no-one gets hurt.

just put drops of liquid dye in your wax and don't stir it all the way in.

That's what I was thinking...but do I do it in the pour pot? Or in the container? Thanks.

Okay, I know this has been posted before, but how do you make these?

I'm wanting to start making the tarts in the Clamshell containers. Do I use a diffrent wax other than my container blend? How do i test them?

Also, same questions for my wickless tins. TIA

I like there 464. I'm still testing wicks and FO's, but having great luck with 700 series wicks and Millcreeks FO's. Good luck!