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  1. I started burning my first candle this morning..I know I did not wait 24 hours! It actually is burning really well. No smoke or soot and it took about 2 hours to get a complete melt pool about 1/4 inches deep. I put it in a small bathroom and closed the door. After about 30 minutes I walked in to a wonderful smell! I will try it in a larger room in a few days....after it has had time to cure more! I will update later!

    :yay: :yay: :yay:

  2. My first two candles are poured and I have to say they look pretty darn good for a candle pouring virgin! LOL! ;) I guess the true test will be when I burn! I poured the cranberry marmalade in an 8oz sq mason jar with an LX22 wick. I added my fragrance at 160 degrees and poured around 120. The tops are smooth and good glass adhesion.

    I want to try the Hemp cored wicks. Does anyone else here use those in soy?

    Here they are....what do you guys think?

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  3. I have been reading your board for months now. I really enjoy the fragrance discussions. Hopefully I will be able to give advice one day!

    Well I have made a small plunge into the soy candle making world!:yay: I have hundreds of soy candles I have purchased but I want to give it a whirl! I live close to Candle Science and am going to pick up my stuff in a few hours! Here is what I got to start:

    8oz. Mason Jar (12pc case)

    Ecosoya CB 135 10 lb. Bag

    1 oz. Honeysuckle Jasmine

    1 oz. Cranberry Marmalade

    1 oz. Mulberry

    1 oz. Blueberry Cobbler

    Candle and Soap Scale

    Wick Bars

    Pouring Pitcher

    LX Series 6 inch Wick Kit

    Glue Dots 1000 pc. Box

    I am not adding dye. What temp would you heat too and what temp would you add fragrance? I am using the 8oz sq. mason jars.

    Thanks

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