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junebug

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  1. I live in So Cali and I bought the soy container wax kit from BCN a few months back...very nice value IMO!

    Very nice people and great service IMO!

    Several hundred dollars later I am still ordering from them and have also tried the following suppliers in this order, and I had no qualms whatsoever:

    Candlescience

    Just Scent

    BCS

    Candles and Supply

    Farmhouse

    HTH!!!:grin2:

    The cheapest shipping was through CS...and I bought a couple dozen jars and 2 8 oz FO's and more...

  2. Thanks for the very much needed advice!!!!

    I use stickums, and wick setters, the metal ones with the v in the center, but I did improvise and use a metal tablespoon as a wick setter; bad, bad, bad!!!

    I only have 2 wicksetters for now, really all I need, as it is a hobby for now...

    LOL!!! As I small the wafting FO's in the candles across the room :drool:

  3. What is the diiference between the above posted recipe and the smelley jelly

    beads???

    I have done aroma beads, and except for ornies, I was unimpressed (I may have a huge tart/candle nose though! LOL)

    What I am asking: is the above recipe comparable to the actual smelly jellies?

    TIA!:D

  4. I finally made 4 container candles today!! I used the FH 50/50 and Snowypine

    uncolored! Two of them nippled and 1 that nippled cracked but I love it so much better then the ez soy! I have a heatgun so I think I can fix the problem.

    I also had enough left over and made 3 tarts in metal molds.

    So it can be done! I just had to freeze them until they got very cold and the tart popped right out of the mold!

    I love this scent!!!:drool:

  5. Well I found the thread I wanted here: http://www.candletech.com/forums/showthread.php?t=38308&highlight=farmhouse+order+question

    And yes I did my home work I was correct and Candle Buddy confirms it:

    Originally Posted By Candlebuddy:

    I use CD's with it. In an 8oz square mason jar, I usually use CD10's and 12's depending on the fo. With the Snowy Pine, I use a CD10.
    Just never thought I was so studious to bookmark a page but I did!!!:grin2:

    I was going nuts because I knew I had searched and read about 8 oz square masons with FH Blend and Snowey pine and cd 10's!!!

    Thanks Candle Buddy!!!

  6. I ended up repouring it with a CD 10. The temp was still around 130 so I just reheated it on the stovetop to 150, my testing pouring temp... to avoid cracks...

    This is the FH 50/50 blend and FH Snowey Pine

    I only made 1 6 oz of wax for an 8 oz tester and added 1/8 FO...:drool:

    Weighed it all, but rewicking took a toll on my measurements, so now I am under the "lip of the mason jar...

    But I think I may like this 50/50 blend better than EZ Soy...

    I like pouring at a warmer temp, and I think the throw will be better IMO!

    Thanks for all the help!!

  7. Thanks to all of you all who gave me some great names. I like them all. I was thinking about Chic Boutique but someone just open a store with the Boutique on it so that one is out. I think I am going with Mary Mary (for a change I will not hear "quite contrary":grin2: You know nursery rhymes stick with you:D

    I love it!! I am so glad that you found yourself a new name!~~:D

  8. I am new to this, but in the EZ soy wax my all time favorites are Candlescience's Cream Brulee and BCN Cream Brulee mixed with Country Berry Hotcakes.

    FWIW I have not tried Daystar yet or NG. Either I am too late in the classies or I am waiting for payday!:grin2: I did try JS and the throw was weak in the EZ Soy...HTH~!~!~!

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