ShelleyBean

Very cute!! I love the material in the first one especially, and would proudly have one in my car. Well done!!

OMG how cute!! I love the woodsy one, would go perfect with my bathroom decor.

I agree for electric it's not bad at all. I think they are too cute!! Thanks for pointing them out, think I'm going to have to get myself one

Wow!! Very nice, and I swear I have a room that each of those would go great in hehehe. Thanks for sharing!

Very nice!!

I dont do fundraisers but only have a few wick holders, so lately daughter and I have been using popsicle (sp?) sticks where my husband has drilled holes in them for us to hold the wicks. It's worked great so far, especially when making the very small hex jars.

love all the pics, the food ones are making me

Now THAT is some nice packaging!!! Do you use a laser printer for that? I'm thinking I really need to invest in one, and the price I've been seeing for them lately really isn't too bad.

Thanks so much!

I have a what I hope isn't a silly question, but pet bedding....are we talking like the kind we use for our guinea pigs cage or is it something totally different that I'm just having a brain fart about? hahaha. I want to make some of these for myself and a friend of mine who has a fire pit and it's about that time to sit outside on weekend nights around the fire pit and I know I have scrap wax, wick pieces I've trimmed along the way, but was thinking about the pet bedding.

I got mine from both Indiana Candle Supply (but dont see them on their site at the moment) and also at AceMart

Very nice, looks like the real thing!!

Very pretty! Great job!

Those are beautiful!!!

I grabbed some of those myself a few weeks ago, using them for just myself but couldn't pass up the deal hahah.

I have to say these threads came at an ironic time for me. I have been with a DIY type site for over a year now. Yes it's been easy to use (sometimes lol) and many designers out there making ready made templates for them, but along with that came other issues too like email down quite a lot. Up to this point, I've mainly used my "online store" as more of a catalog for those I know in person to order and be able to use their credit card. I have recently decided to go full force with business and I had no idea that the DIY type stores are not spider/bot friendly. I've had a family website for years through godaddy using their hosting, and as a trial about a month ago, I installed OScommerce (which is a few clicks through godaddy-love the ease of that!) and have been playing with it and so far I am loving how easy it is to use. I had decided to keep my DIY store open until I have everything in the OS store and will then point my .com to new site. I was paying for my godaddy hosting for the family site AND paying for a DIY store monthly, so right there I am going to save some money. From the sounds of it from the threads, I may be able to get more net traffic by stepping away from the DIY platform. Anyway, just wanted to say I'm interested in what info is put out there about this subject and thanks to your husband too for sharing his knowledge

I am forever telling myself to not look in the classies, co-ops, or the new sale stuff either, but never fails, I end up there and it's very hard to click away from it all

Sounds like a really good idea! :smiley2:

Those are some beautiful candles! Very upscale looking for sure.

That looks absolutely YUMMY!

I just wanted to add (sorry I didn't say before) that the window pouch is probably a good idea. My dishwasher tabs come in something similar and they keep fine under the sink so I would be that would too.

I would sure buy it! It never hurts to bring them along and try right? You just never know how something will do until you put it out there.

It seems like a really good idea, good luck to you :smiley2:

From the newsletter at Bittercreek, it's citric acid, baking soda and fragrance oil. If you check the newsletter for Feb 2008 it has the exact ingredients and gave credit to who submitted it as well. I can't wait to try it!

Ah ok, I found it in BC's Feb newsletter, I didn't go back that far the first time so that's how I missed it. Thanks so much for the tip, I need to try this out!