quietgirl2004

Thats exciting. What exactly are they wanting you to demonstrate?

Want to try a new wax for votives and tarts. Whats better the 1343 or 4794?

Color that came to mind was Fuschia

It says all you do is pour. No cutout

LOL OK anybody else want to give it a shot?:highfive:

OK color me stupid but I dont get this. The molds on this link, how are they pouring this or how does this work that the outside of the candle is colored while the cutouts and inside are white? Anybody? http://www.soapandcandlemolds.com/grubbymoldsview.asp?offset=48

organize file cabinet better. Print up some more brochures and business cards

I just recently got my first order from them and they are awesome. I use KY125 too. Bananna Nut Bread Mango Papaya Chestnuts and Brown Sugar Looking forward to trying more of theirs

www.lonestarcandlesupply.com www.soapcrafters.com

Got mine today. Satin Sheets. Mine wasnt supposed to go out until yesterday. From Texas to Il already! Not too shabby! Thanks!

Very well put Robin.

Oh yeah, Im digging this site already! Thanks

Not sure but is Ashley's co-op for these over with?

Alot of people still put on their label "made by "and "for" on there. Are you going to put your name on it anywhere?

Very nice!

But youre not supposed to peak Janis! LOL Ive never heard of spraying the alcohol on cp. I have mp.Are you doing that right after it goes in the mold or during gel?

Ive tried doing that with saran too and the condensation drips from the saran to the soap and leaves spots and ash for me. I just pull the towel taut (usually like a handtowel) and I dont have the ash problem.

That siggie is cool:highfive:

(jumping up and down) Pick me! Pick me! WSP for White Diamonds

Not for me. I quit using saran. I got the wrinkles! LOL. I have the best luck with just using a towel. It insulates but yet absorbs so I dont get the droplets. But thats just me.

Yeah. I use it. I have some if you want to try it. Let me know. http://www.beldecal.com/laser_paper.html

Lin are you talking about the decal paper like on the hurricanes?

http://candlesforalloccasions.com/novelties.html but still looking Lin

Here's the story on the May Day baskets. I had already planned on doing these and it was a couple days before May Day. I was new in the neighborhood and only knew 3 people on the block. My number one tip is to THINK who do you already know? What do they do for a living? Is there anyway I can incorporate that with something I make? Anyways, the lady across the street was the local public librarian. Hmm. My next door neighbor owned a health food store, beauty shop AND spa all in one building. Well on this particular day the librarian was out working in her yard. She was a member of the local garden club and knew ALOT of people. I had made a basket with a sampling of what I was doing(soap, candles, lotion etc) and walked across the street. I told her "Sweetie, you are making me tired watching you do all this work. I was gonna wait till May Day, but here's a little something for you to relax with tonite". (Oh, she was married and there was a man's soap and lotion too. After all, he works and HE knows people too!) She thought it was the sweetest thing and she loved it. She took her lotion to work, others tried it, pretty soon I was getting calls from the other ladies she worked with. The guy next door who owned the shop asked me where I had boughten the things because his wife wanted to mail a bunch of it to....drumroll.........AUSTRALIA! Then we started talking about him carrying my products. Dont be shy ladies. I know its hard at first, but you never know. If they dont go for it, dont take it as rejection or that your products are no good. You know they are! Thats just one no out of the way! Remember who do I know, what do they do? Where are the places I go and dont think about introducing products? Do You carry cards and brochures with you at all times? Do you carry samples? Sorry Im starting to ramble here.But thats another tip.

Woo Hoo! Dont ya love it when a plan comes together! :whoohoo: :whoohoo: :whoohoo: :whoohoo: