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Have you tried Ecosoys Pure? That's what I have been using and I did a two-toned dreamsicle candle, orange on the bottom and white on the top and it turned out great, no bleeding. I did let the bottom set up for about 4-6 hours to ensure it was fully cooled. Hope that helps.

You're coffee beans look great - I'll bet they were time consuming with how little they are - I was wondering what kind of wax you are using for your embeds. I noticed your one picture with the embeds at the bottom and then covered with soy was - all of my candles and embeds are made of soy, but I am thinking of venturing into making wax embeds, but want to use only soy. Let me know.

Thanks,

Eileen

They are both beautiful - but the first one rocks - very nature oriented - leaves you to the imagination, which makes it personal to those buying your products. You can see yourself standing there in the picture with the wind blowing and smelling the country air - love it!

Eileen:yay:

Those are awesome - how creative. I agree that those would be wonderful for fall as well, with maybe red and tan or orange and yellow! What kind of wax do you use - they have a great look to them!

I only make soy candles, and I use Heinz Coreless Wicks (candlesandsupplies.com). They are very nice, burn evenly, trim themselves as they burn and very little soot. Hope that helps.