judyvega

Sorry you're having that issue - I don't understand why mine aren't yellowing when everyone else's seem to be.

Are they glossy? I know some people have had issues w/their glossy labels yellowing. Oddly enough, I haven't had issues w/my glossy's, but my matte hang tags are yellowing...anyhow, if you do a search on glossy labels or something of the sort you will probably see some more info...

Why are you saying it's gone wrong? I like them!

Peak's

Very pretty! Green is my fave color!

Once I get some $$ going within the next couple of months I'm going to get into soaping, so thanks for doing this class.

What Deb said - and btw, I think a lot of us get into it because we think it will be cheaper to make our own, but be forewarned that it is a very expensive hobby, especially starting out. But welcome and have fun!

Cranberry Citrus from Peak

Very pretty - nice job!

I think you did a great job!

I do butterflies, hearts and stars. Oh, and shamrocks. I'm really limited on what I have, but your possibilities are endless.

No offense was taken, other than the fact that you were trying to make me look stupid. No worries! Seriously! It's all good!

No one ever said it was easy to communicate through typed words, huh? :lipsrseal

Have a great day!

Well really I was not trying to make you look stupid. I just said I was perplexed. You have a great day, too!

I think it looks good and congrats on your first. Now I have one question. What's the shiny close to middle and there's another that looks kind of like an eye in the upper left.

I was thinking the shiny thing was flash glare and that they other was just some rustic. I knew you would ask! lol

Love it!

Nice job on that - very pretty!

I can't believe yall don't understand what I said. I said I added the Spiced Cranberry FO first then accidentally grabbed the brown dye instead of red! It's not that hard to figure out!

Goodness, wasn't trying to offend you for heaven's sake! Call me stupid, or whatever. Just didn't read it the way you were trying to convey it.

Now sometimes you can get away from poking the holes, but you should get in the practice of doing them. It relieves the tension of the wax as it shrinks and cools. Some may argue poking holes puts more air in there, but you can get a candle that pulls in on itself from the sides and when you get one you'll know what I mean.

No kidding - way back when I ended up w/a huge dent in one. It was ugly.

ets: Tiff, still waiting to see a pic - congrats on your first rustic

You don't have to poke holes in those? I made a single pillar awhile back, and I remember poking relief holes or something like that in it.

Relief holes do need to be poked - I wondered about that as well.

can you melt the ornies first then put it in the FO to soak up?

you need to let the beads soak up the fo before you melt them.

That's so cute. Great job!

lol, ets that I bet my mother would love one of those for herself. Ha!

That lol! I kept going to get brown sugar and kept missing the sugar section. I have enough butter now, but want to try the peppermint ones too. Heck I want to try them all, but I don't want a certain someone to think I have a domestic side lol.

lol, I hear ya. You know you're a domestic diva in disguise

OK I FINALLY have the all ingredients to make one of these and believe me, I'm gonna make it lol! Though I should recheck the ingredients, because chances are I forgot something yet again. Sigh.

What are you going to make? The second time I made the saltine cracker crunch, or actually, I guess this makes it the third, lol (been giving it away with gifts), I put a little cayenne pepper in it to give it a little kick. I love sweet and hot!

Very pretty! I love rustics!

Very pretty, as always

I'm in that family right? lol!

Looks wonderful! You guys are making me want to try and I probably have none of the ingredients.

Um....Julie, if you need a tester, you know where to find me!

That looks, great, Donna! Um, you know where to find me, too! lol!