creativegems

I really have no idea. This was the first one that I have made. If I had put them on a light string I don't think the lights are strong enough to melt the wax if they happen to touch. I don't think Christmas tree lights would melt the wax either if you were to string them on a tree. One caution I would tell my customers is to store in cool, dry place when not in use.

I hope Connie comes along and tells us what she thinks but I'm not sure if she has any wax pieces in hers.

Janet

Something I'm thinking about making for a show. Wax pieces are the bells and the gingerbread people. This is 3 1/2' long.

Pam I'm glad you are ok. I'm glad it isn't me cleaning up that mess!

Janet

It does look like a double wick but the question is...........why is the wick still so tall?

Janet

Those are beautiful! I think you have found your nitch.

Janet

OMG That is too cute!

Janet

Oh man! Those must take tons of work. Great job!

Janet

Good Luck Trish. Sounds like you are on your way to being very successful.

Janet

The mp of the wax you use will depend on the size of the opening and the watt you use for the light. I have used different waxes with a mp of over 140 with a 5 watt silicone light bulb and haven't had any problems.

Janet