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tlc26

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  1. Mojitos are in my pot. I am working on stocking up on my "icecubes, limes slices and mint leaves" so that I can get about 16 candles done for a bar that I now have a "contract" with. I have to make 4 for display on the bar and 12 to keep them stocked up for sale. I think I am going to try to get a few more done so that when stock runs low I won't have to rush to get more done. I made flyers to post and hopefully they will sell. They have done great with my "customers" ..lets see how the general public likes them!

    Yehoo! I am selling! It is such a rush!

  2. the FAQ thread is where you should start. there is a wealth of knowledge on this board and on the archives (the old board)

    I think you have lots of reading to do.

    The lines are generally reffered to as jump lines. Sometimes I like them. Pouring to cool was your problem. If you would like the smooth shiny surface try pouring a tad hotter. I like to pour at 175, but that is a matter of personal preference and what works for you. Becareful not to pour to hot and not to heat your molds to hot because then you will get pits (small holes in the suface of your candle)

  3. oh what about doing

    cafe ole and beignets that waould be awesome!

    I went to New orleans and had cafe ole and beignets had them at some famous cafe in the french quarter ...and now I can't remeber the name of the cafe. somehow I think it was Cafe Ole! Not sure though and I think they spell it cafe a lauit or something like that

    ok I just looked it up and it is Cafe Du Monde

  4. MOJITO!!!!!!!!! They are a huge it for me! It is an alcoholic drink usually made with bicardi rum. In the drink they put limes, mint and or basil leaves. It smells like lime/sugar/slight mint. Very light and fabulous!!! They are very popular in Miami. I know a few "upscale" ladies that drink them. They have been a huge hit for me. I took one to my karaoke bar to test while there, EVERYONE LOVED it. I just finally got my wick/wax/scent combo down. I have orders for something like a dozen--already. People know that they have to wait for testing and they are even willing to wait for them.

  5. I mostly use the color blocks. I was having trouble with the reds not mixing. I was getting the little flecks at the top of the candle. I got some red liquid to try out. I love the color and that I can get pink from it. I am still having trouble getting the pink I want. I just recently purchased some blue and green liquid to try. I think it is best to try some of each and then decide what works best for you. I don't worry as much as others about color matching, because I don't mass produce like some do.

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