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  1. SatinDucky
    Is this a question?
  2. SatinDucky
    My daughter took one before I covered it... Oh, and there's no scent. I wanted to know how it's supposed to act before I have a FO speed it up on me...LOL Thanks for your encouragment Pamela.. I never would've gotten this far with out it
  3. SatinDucky
    I just made my first batch of cp and put it to bed.... I hope it turns out ok! I'm soo nervous and tickled
  4. SatinDucky
    When I'm using the double boiler for reheating, I have a round cake cooling rack that lays in the bottom of my pot. They're like 2/$1 at the dollar store, keep the pour pot off the bottom and level to boot
  5. SatinDucky
    Is that the same kind we use in candles??
  6. SatinDucky
    Those look great! I really like the hunter boxes
  7. SatinDucky
    This was just a bit of leftover M&P I had from teh first batch of Aussie Clay soap I did. After I had poured the last little of the new batch in the shell mold, I figured I may as well finish this off too. It didn't have hardly any color so I added blue, 2 drops by accident....LOL. Come to find out the "blue" aussie clay is really more green and does NOT look good with sky blue..LMAO This pic actually improves it's look by 75%
  8. SatinDucky
    Since i don't feel ready for CP yet, I did some more M&P today. I wanted to add some corn syrup to help the suds, but didn't have any. Color ranges from light olive to dark forest. I'm rather pleased with it
  9. SatinDucky
    That's a great idea for helping animals
  10. SatinDucky
    That turned out pretty cool
  11. SatinDucky
    I love the looks of that. The color makes me think of a pine tree, even without knowing the scent
  12. SatinDucky
    Aww, dang! I'm always late
  13. SatinDucky
    Very cute. Hmm.. I bet making them in solid pastels would be cute too
  14. SatinDucky
    Wow.. I'm really surprised that works. The bakeware I saw was so flimsy I thought it would pull the bottom up inside if you tried to keep the wick taut. Maybe I was looking at something different. Oh goody, something new to try....lol
  15. SatinDucky
    I use wick pins 98% of the time myself.
  16. SatinDucky
    Now, I'm sure you probably subtracted right, but thought I mention it, just in case. Your numbers jumped out at me. On the second burn, you subtracted it from the total after the first burn right? It looked odd that the second was exactly double. If you mistakenly subtracted it from the origional candle, it would make each burn 10g. This just sounds like something I would do when I'm in a hurry.
  17. SatinDucky
    I've not seen them, but definatly found them. Occasionally I'll poke the holes too early and forget to keep them open. After it has cooled I did my repour, then went back with a metal pick, like a dentists tool and poked the same spots. Well dug around a bit. Low and behold, the bubbles started gushing forth. That's happened a few times, in the 4625 and 1343 both. Forever reaffirmed the need for relief holes in my mind.
  18. SatinDucky
    Those turned out goo. Nice shiny finish
  19. SatinDucky
    This works great. Different size brushes makes different size dots
  20. SatinDucky
    Those look great! I'm curious how you made the mold too.
  21. SatinDucky
    Those are gorgeous! The jelly looks like ice and make it look fresh and crisp
  22. SatinDucky
    thats an interesting idea! Now if I just had a pool...LOL
  23. SatinDucky
    Pourette has quite a few...
  24. SatinDucky
    I haven't sold much, but so far it seems the round 3x6 and oblique are the favorites. Before getting carried away and setting up your website with choices, I'd get one of each one you're interested in and test it first. You may find that a really cool shape is a pain to get wicked right and burn correctly and just not be worth the trouble. Good luck
  25. SatinDucky
    That looks great! I just love the palm waxes
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