my3lilrugrats

I agree..2nd one...they look fantastic!

AHAHAHA:laugh2: Too freaky for me to use but cool looking soaps!

I would never have thought of that Thank you..I'll check it out.

I agree..too much fo could be the problem. I wish I could help but I don't use that wax or those wicks..I use eco, lx and cd wicks.

I'll be moving because we just bought a new house. We are moving in on Aug 10th. It's pretty sad when 1/2 my oversized 2 car garage is candle supplies..LOL Good thing is that the jars are kept in their boxes..I have tons of lbs of wax slabs in their boxes so alls they have to do is be picked up and moved. All my other candle supplies fo's, wicks etc and stored in those rubbermaid carts on wheels or totes. I can't wait to move!...there is a big bonus room in the basement that is all mine for use as a candle workshop so I don't have to takeover the kitchen and dining room anymore. My hubby knew better too because as soon as he saw the room he said, o.k. this room is totally yours We all get what we want..My husband will have his own office off our bedroom, the kids get the conservatory to play in and I get my candle room. We all win. I've been away from candle making since April because of showing our home and packing so I'm so itching to melt some wax! I totally agree...my first priority is unpacking my candle supplies!!! :highfive:

am I asking a silly question and no one wants to tell me? or doesn't anyone know? LOL

I currently make candles but want to try some fun m&p soaps for my boys. Does anyone know where I can find the m&p soap mold from the tutorial on this site for the chunk m&p soap. It's a shallow rectangular mold with 2 sides? I looked everywhere online and can't seem to find it. TIA, Jenn

Those look totally fabulous!!!

I agree..the goat milk soap looks nice and creamy!!!

Very nice..good job!

Awesome job! They look fantastic!

I won't have anything in my pot either. Our house has been up for sale so I haven't been able to make anything since about May which is killing me but it's messy and I have to have my house spic and span at every moment so I had to stop and pack it all away...my garage is half full of candle supplies. We're moving into our new house next month, where I'll have my own room dedicated to candle making so I can jump back in...I can't wait:yay:

I agree..if there is a lot of hang up on the sides the wick size is too small for the container. If it's only a little bit then let it burn down more...sometimes when my candles have a tiny bit of hang up..by the time it's burned longer it's all gone.

I buy my jars from the jar store...I use the metro jars and the rectangular ones. I love the quality..nice thick jars!

I had that problem once when I tried the wax dye chips instead of liquid..my candle which was green turned a yucky yellow color on top when it hardenend...so I've stayed with my liquid dye and never had a problem.