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Camay

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  1. ooh those look nice! Thanks for posting the link.
  2. If you are not on their newsletter list already, you should sign up. They usually have sample sales about twice a year. I love their Himalayan bamboo and Rain, for nice spring/summer scents.
  3. Cool! That patchouli one looks like a dessert of some sort. I want to bite into it!
  4. I had looked through that link and a couple others, and I found that the links are dead. But I never saw the name of the drawers set. If I call my nearest Ikea to have them check their stock, I want to have the name or item number. I could just say "you know, the 9-drawer set that all the soapers buy." But they might just hang up on me!
  5. I love all 4 of the CS oils you got. I would call them and tell them about the loose lid. CS's CS has been great for me! I can't even tell you how many bottles of FO I have purchased from them, and never had a leak. Maybe they have a new person that needs to be trained better, or something like that.
  6. Does anyone know what Ikea called those shelves? Everything at Ikea has a funky name.
  7. Peak. They put that slip of paper in orders that include fragrance oils.
  8. I love those jars, and lids would make me so happy! Can't wait til summer!
  9. Candle Science discontinued the red clover tea, unfortunately.
  10. I agree with Scented about Peak's lemongrass and sage, although they call it sage and lemongrass. It is very strong. I like CandleScience's honeydew melon.
  11. Oh, I am bummed that TN has put this scent on closeout. It's a nice fall scent that is different from the usual apple/cinnamon blends.
  12. Rhonda sent me a sample of a soap made with the white sage, and OMG it is nice! I can't wait for that one...
  13. OK, I just wanted you all to know that this thread has pulled in a lot of orders for Rhonda... I have placed three myself! I am sure others have too! I've just been sniffing because I don't have time to make anything right now, but everything smells absolutely heavenly!
  14. Depends on what kind of poly you are looking for, and how many you want. I like www.uline.com and www.gtbag.com
  15. Hmm. The supplies for a hobby can be addicting? I've NEVER heard of that before. LOL!!!
  16. Thanks Sharon. I took a look at those webistes. I think I am going for the "less is more" option so that the glass bead really stands out. Plus, since I am a jewelry newbie, wire wrapping is bit too advanced for me. Down the road if I am still interested I may try the wrapping and gluing techniques with some of the cheaper gemstone pendants I have. Thanks to all!
  17. Ooh! That lemongrass looks awesome! I hope you don't get DOS.
  18. Yes, it did help. I put "bail" into the search on a couple bead websites and got lots of information. Some do not need adhesive. I don't think I want to use glue on my glass beads, so I'll probably go with one of those. And I know I want sterling silver. I've got lots to choose from. I have never made any jewelry, and the websites make my head spin! So many little pieces!! It's always interesting to learn a new craft though.
  19. I think that's it! Thank you! I knew someone would know. I wonder if they all require adhesive... I'll have to start researching. Now I have a better place to start though. Thanks again!
  20. I have some glass pendants I bought in Italy and I want to make necklaces out of them. I went to a bunch of bead websites to find the piece of metal that is used to connect the pendant to the chain. I don't know what you call that metal piece... and there are thousands of little connector thingies on the websites. Anyone know what they are called?
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