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Absolutely gorgeous! You are very skilled. Rae

Beautiful. Love the colors. Rae

Gorgeous! You do a beautiful job. Keep posting more.

They looked great. Good job.

I am one of the people who had problems with it last summer. I have since gotten about 20 cases with 2 different batch numbers and they were all fine. No problems with it at all. :yay: Rae

They looked great. Good job. Rae

How many drops are you using? I use CS liquid dyes and I don't remember having a problem getting navy. I know with black one time I had to double the suggested amount of drops and I got a really good black. Now...get back to work and finish those last jars> :yay: :yay: Rae

Boy...I'm impressed. Great job. Looks like it would be hard to do. Rae

It's absolutely beautiful. Love the colors. You did a great job. :yay: Rae

I have bought a lot of Bert's FOs and love them all. So far they all have a great HT and CT. I have used them in 6006 and paraffin. Love her scents. Rae

I agaree that is sounds like a lot of money. A lot of companies when you buy product from them they include a free 1oz FO with the order. I would pick some good scents with a good supplier and order from them. Rae

Great job! Love the color. Guess I will get my tortoise shell back out and try again. Rae

Beautiful! Love the colors and love the lake! Rae

Those are really pretty. It also makes me want to drag out the palm again. Great job! Rae

Beautiful! Love the layers. Great job.

Welcome to the board. There is never a stupid question. I can tell you that the glue will melt in a 175 oven. I usually heat mine and then wick them. HTH Rae

Beautiful candles! Great job!

Very elegant looking. Great job.

They are absolutely beautiful!

Beautiful! I would buy it.

Looks good enough to eat. Great job!

Very pretty. Love the colors.

BEautiful and love the colors. Good job.

Elfcat, I tested the 6036 about a month ago. I was pleased with it, but not enough to change from IGI-6006 to it. It did have a good CT and HT. I thought it burned slower than the 6006, which would not be a bad thing. I hope to go back to testing it more in a week or so. Rae

I have been making ceramic containers for years. If the holder is glazed you will have not problem. Ceramics are fired to about 2000 degrees. A candle is not going to cause it to burn. I have been in the ceramic business for about 35 years. We have always been taught to keep flames away from acrylic painted holders. I have tested over and over again and I cannot get any of my acrylic containers to catch on fire. I have sold them for many years and have never had a complaint. I am painting some votive holders in acrylic now and will test again. Bottom line is, you should be 100% safe with ceramic. I don't use any wood containers even if they are treated. Hope this helps. Rae