CountryGal

I don't have publisher....been using word and then converting to pdf. Does anyone do that? it sucks. LOL

that's a sticky wicket there. It's sort of like the Wilton cake pans of disney characters. You can make them for your own use but it's against the licensing to make them for profit. Likely the same thing with these molds. If you can somehow get the name KITKAT off of them and name them something else that would work.... HTH

good luck!

I tried mixing my own 70/30 too for the same reasons but haven't come up with a winner yet. I was mixing the 415 with J50 and found it wasn't so bad at the 75/25 (I got HUGE cracks at 70/30) but I don't like the way it sets up. Throw is good hot and cold but I still prefer GLs.

TN is Tennessee Candle???

Those bayside tumblers at genwax look really thin....has anyone used them with success?

those look fabulous!

I know this doesn't answer your question, but I have ordered two different things and received them both and the tracking system still says that they are just received. Doesn't show them in transit or delivered and I have them both! I am really rethinking using USPS for my shipping needs....

That looks great! Where did you get the great stamp??? Looks wonderful!

anyone use their FOs in wax???

that looks great!

WOW! Scented, that looks AWESOME!!!! How do you do that!?!?! I have never seen anything like that before! Great job!

Thanks! Haven't tried Snowtop either...I have pretty much been using peaks, MC and BCN oils. Have been wanting to try Backwoods and now am going to have to add to the list. LOL (sorry for hijacking your thread)

has anyone had success mixing a linen/clothesline scent with a fresh mowed grass scent? I was hanging out laundry the other day and that is one of my favorite smells but I don't know if it could be recreated. I don't have any grass type FOs and thought I'd ask the experts before I buy any to try....hmmm....

Bubblebath, I am so glad you posted that answer as I was recently hit up to do that too and was on the fence with what to do. Thanks for the great advice and thanks Soap Diva for posting this question.