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Hi Ruby! Well, I tried Michaels this weekend but they only have a few. I am looking for several different themes. I can't believe not one company out there will sell them alone. ty though! Chantel

okay......i've looked for hours trying to find someone. Would someone be willing to do a co-op on this??? They have such cute ones for tumblers... Thx, Chantel

My niece made some tin candles and left one burning. It burned her bathroom up. Thank goodness they woke up in time before a horrible disaster.

Anyone know where I can get printed cello bags that I can buy singly instead of in lots? TIA, Chantel

I'm going to try a 60 zinc and a 51. Will let you know the results.

I love the colors and yes, it's a beautiful site! I have one question though, why is the "Wholesale Terms" in a foreign language? lol! Or am I just tired, tired from pouring candles until one this morning?? :undecided

I asked the same question last week. Here are the answers that I got....... http://www.candletech.com/forums/showthread.php?t=57976&highlight=dust+covers I was blessed enough that someone from here emailed me and told me that she had a bunch of them from when Bittercreek used to sell them. When she finds them she is going to mail them to me....... Thanks again Steph!! HTH, Chantel

Went to look on their website. Here is a pic they have posted. Not as cute as the pumpkin with the hat.

Got mine at Gershel's and I love them. They are a perfect fit for my 14 0z. apothecary jars! They are cheap too! hth, Chantel

I use GreenLeaf's 70/30 PERFECTSOY™ BLEND CONTAINER WAX (70% Soy/30% Paraffin). I absolutely love, love it. It is so creamy, makes a beautiful candle and I don't have to worry about wet spots with this one because there are very few. Here is what they say about this wax........ MOST OF OUR 100% SOY WAX and J50/J223 CUSTOMERS ARE CONVERTING TO THIS WAX! This wax is what we consider to be the perfect wax. Clean, soot-free burn like soy. Creamy, frost free color like Paraffin Wax. Best throw around! Superior glass adhesion. No need to change the types of wicks you use - whether they are natural or zinc cored wicks. Soy wax users - no need to wait for the "slushy" stage, no heating tops, no frosting. no rough tops after burning - even pouring hot (which you do for this wax). Paraffin wax users, you know your customers are asking for soy. Unlike most paraffin wax - this wax has no wet spots, no black coated glass after burning, superior hot and cold throw and available at a GREAT price. GET BACK TO THE FUN OF CANDLE MAKING!™

Have any of y'all tried any of these yet?? They are having a good sale right now. One lb for 10.00. AUTUMN HARVEST BUTTERY GINGERBREAD CHESTNUTS & BROWN SUGAR CINNABERRY PUMPKIN FRAPPUCCINO PUMPKIN PIE SPICE

Don't fret or worry over it. I would do the same thing.

I found these while searching for the flat plastic lids I've been looking for and thought they would be cute to put my tumblers in. Does anyone know if cellophane is okay to use or does it suck the scent out like the poly does? TIA, Chantel

I must be blind. I've gotten several leads on these things and still can't find them on the websites......lol. I saw the clear lids but I am just wanting the round discs that lays on top of the candle. Taylored Concepts has those???:undecided TIA, Chantel

awesome! Thanks very much! I was thinking about buying that overhead projector stuff and making my own...

well, i think they are called dust covers.........still searching

sure will

Does anyone know where I can get those flat plastic tumbler candle covers that has a hole in them for the wick? I seen them at the dollar store on a tumbler candle. TIA Chantel

http://www.lilyladyscreations.com/ - They have an orange magnolia. HTH, Chantel

Lucky you! Wish I had one that close. :undecided

Well, I was curious about the Ezra cologne of theirs because I hadn't heard of it and I found it on their website. Here is what the description is: 3.4 Oz $79.50 Ezra Fitch Cologne defines the classic heritage of Abercrombie & Fitch fragrance. Exciting the senses with lavender, fresh bergamot, and sexy leather accords, Ezra Fitch deepens into a masculine musk and finishes with the strength of sandalwood. sounds good to me....... can't wait to get it!

Now THAT was funny and a good start to my day.

I'm going to try the Ezra because all of a & f's colognes are awesome and it's cheaper. I think that just the A&F name alone would sell. Think I'll leave the "Ezra" out of it and just name it "Abercrombie and Fitch type". Hopefully, it will work. :undecided

If you don't mind me asking... how many ounces per pound do you use and what kind of wax?