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  1. Anytime! I have ALL of her recipes! Love to share them. Corey
  2. I really like royal aromatics. They have a TON of Yankee dups. I get the $12 per pound fragrances. They have a minimum $50 order. They do not take paypal.
  3. Yes, she said that her auctions said nothing about being s smoke free home. I am stuck with them. Sigh!
  4. Hi! I get mine at Mathew Wire. 6.5 inch diameter for .99 each. Flate rate shipping of $6.50 no matter how many you buy! That is a great deal cuz these pans are heavy.
  5. Does anyone know how to get the smell of cigarette smoke out of silicone molds! I purchased some used molds on eBay and they smell so badly of cigarette smoke that I can hardly stand to touch them. My candles come out smelling like smoke! I have tried washing them in the dishwasher, bleach water, vineager with no results! Can anyone help!
  6. HI! When CSC went out of business I purchased her fragrance recipes. Autumn Harvest is really simple to make. You use 1/2 Pumpkin and 1/2 Pine fragrances. That's it! Ruth from CSC purchased her fragrances from Alpha Aromatics in PA but I think you need to order 25 pound of each fragrance as a minimum! Yikes! If you have a pine and pumpkin I bet it would smell pretty close to hers. Let me know if it works! Corey
  7. no problem! Let me know what scent and color! LOL
  8. Hi Christy! I use a soy wax and then whip it until it looks like frosting. Then I use a spoon and swirl it on the top, I do a few layers so it looks like frosting. Super simple!
  9. Hi! I use a high meltpoint wax. embed, pillar or tart wax works great. I use IGI 1313 Translucent 143 pm wax. I get it at Candles and Supplies. I like the translucent because the glow of the bulb shows through the wax and makes the candle look like it is glowing. Have a wonderful evening! Corey
  10. You need an electric candle mold. They come in many shapes and sizes. I make mine, but also have purchased them from Ginger at Flexible Molds. After the wax sets up, all you need to do is place a 6 foot plug and socket cord, up into the middle of the wax shell. Screw in your light bulb, 7 watt silicone tipped bulb for the grubby look, and plug it in. I take soy wax and make the tops look like frosting by whipping and glazing the candle. I also embelish with wax embeds for different looks. I use a pillar or embed or hurricane wax. Container wax is too hard to get out of the mold. The idea behind this candle is that the 7 watt bulb warms the wax just enough to let out a subtle fragrance. You have the warm glow of the candle, and gentle smell of the wax, but no open flame. My kids have them in their bed rooms as night lights. I just love them. They look complicated but are SO EASY to make. Let me know if you are interested in more detailed instructions. I can send them to you via email. I also have a ton more pictures. Pumpkins, snowman faces, grubby loafs, cakes, and more.
  11. My favorite is Luscious Vanilla from Indiana Candle Supply! Vanilla with buttery undertones! Love it!
  12. Do you have pic's of your canes? I would love to see them. Corey
  13. Thank you SO MUCH! I am going to check that out right away. Blessings! Corey
  14. Hi Mari! I use a 7 watt silicone tipped light bulb and a lamp cord kit to light it. No open flame. These are so easy to make too!
  15. Does anyone know where I can purchase a clear colored Pine fragrance? I have purchased from several vendors but they are always very dark in color. Most have a green color. This makes my white christmas candles kinda dingy in color. I can't get a bright white even with white color blocks. Any help is greatly appreciated! Corey
  16. These electric flameless candles have been a huge success at my craft fairs. Also a huge hit at our local Nursing Home. Here are some of my newest creations. They are so fun! Enjoy! Corey
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