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MLJ

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  1. http://www.candlewic.com/Thumbnail.aspx?i=m-112.jpg&w=96 Tin Floating Candle Mold $0.48 per unit [ VIEW VOLUME PRICING | ORDER NOW ] Candles made in floater / tart candle molds can be used to float in water in a center piece and or a party favor. These molds are seamless and made from www.candlewic.com These are the molds that I use....if you watch the site they often go on sale for 2/1. So I can buy 200 for $48.00. I actually caught a sale at .18 a piece. They are great and I have hundreds of them. FYI..I don't pre package my tarts in the drawstring bags...what I do is display them in divider box, much like a utility tray. I let the buyer choose the scents. I sell them .75 each and then 2/1.00. Cost me about .12 to make. So I avergage 4x my cost. That includes wax, scent, coloring and packageing. ML
  2. Michi check this out: http://www.wholesalesuppliesplus.com/Product.aspx?Tab=4&CatalogID=9&GroupID=587&CatalogTitle=0&CategoryID=1383&CategoryName=++Surplus+%26+Limited+Editions It is a 6 ounce frosted jar with a lid. Mary Lou
  3. Not sure what you mean by "suck up the tart scent"? If you mean does the wrap absorb the scent, no it does not. I use the drawstring bags that pull from both sides and then tie it. Since I use Soy...the tarts are soft, I use the bees was because it gives the soy a shine. I use the tart molds form Candlewic and they make an one ounce tart. I think you girls have made some sense here.....I will chage my selling strategy and tell my customers to use two tarts...then I will sell more:yay: Mary Lou
  4. Agreed, I am not crazy about many of KY's scents. However, Vicky has a very loyal customer base. Most of her scents are sweet and bakery. I must tell you that there is one scent that i have used for years and is one if my best sellers "Lemon Pound Cake". Customers go crazy for it. I did learn a long time ago that it is not what I like but what my customers like. If I just used scents that I personally prefered I would be selling a lot less product. Mary Lou:rolleyes2
  5. www.tonysfragranceoils.com Tony's has an excellent one. Mary Lou
  6. Lynn, what is your ratio of wax to FO, and how large are your tarts? The reason I ask is because I use 1 lb soy, 1 ounce bees wax, and 1 ounce FO. My tarts are basically 1 ounce each. I have a a large home with 20 foot ceilings and one tart does kitchen, living room, den, dining room and loft. The scent is very strong. Mary Lou PS...the reason I use the stretch wrap is because soy is softer and tends to smear the bags. So the stretch wrap keeps the bags nice and clear.
  7. You know I heard all the negativity on several boards...but not specific. However, I will share this with you. http://www.mabelwhite.com/Library/SoapsMeltNPour.pdf She put this out many years ago and it was a huge help to me at the time. The recipes especially. Through experience I found that this was not the most accurate but at the time it was most helpful. Mary Lou
  8. I wrap them individually in some stretch wrap (from Sams) and them place them in a clear draw string bag. HTH Mary Lou
  9. How about a, in addition to the warning label on the bottom, you secure a hang tag with some approriately colored elastic cording. mary lou
  10. The cheapest I have found the 16 ounce for was 5.90 @ www.pvsoap.com. Item #JBW BAIL & WIRE PLASTIC JAR 570 ml Made from clear PETE plastic, these non-breakable jars hold 20 ounces and are fantastic for all your scrubs and muds. Price: $5.90 each Quantity: Item #JBW50 BAIL & WIRE PLASTIC JAR 570 ml (BULK/72 PCS) ($4.00 each) Price: $288.00 Quantity: Item #JBW100 BAIL & WIRE PLASTIC JAR 570 ml (BULK/144 PCS) ($3.75 each) Price: $540.00 Quantity: If anyone wants to do a co-op on these I would be interested. Or if you know of some place less expensive. I have been looking for a long time. Mary Lou
  11. Judy what wax did you use...is it crystalizing palm wax? They are Beautiful. Mary Lou
  12. If you are looking to make hundreds at a time silcone mold are cost prohibitive! Kraft foods make some wonderful molds...I use them all the time. Check this out: http://jellostore.archway.com/cgi-bin/cornerstore.storefront/43bd576f022cc5b42718d8f593a20720/Catalog/1010
  13. I not sure about the Bucklore...but my husband and I are both hunters and I have been making a push-up lotion bars with DIRT Fo for about three years now and that works great for us. We have hunted successfully with it. I never thought of doing a spray...mignt work well...think I will try it this year, Thanks for the idea:D . Mary Lou
  14. Wow I live in Florida and order from PV all the time and have never looked at this page... Thanks for sharing, Mary Lou:cheesy2:
  15. Will some one please give the the site address for PEAKS? Thank you:cheesy2: Mary Lou
  16. Love the cinnamon splotches. The labels are great...but I do agree that perhaps a darker print would make it all POP! Mary lou
  17. Anna, I'm not sure what you are looking for: Is It a mold for soap that looks like stones. Mary Lou
  18. Thank you fro taking the time to search. Mary Lou;)
  19. Simple is always more elegant and black and white is timeless! Goiod job Mysticglow:wink2: Mary Lou
  20. Thanks Michi:smiley2: I sure would appreciate it, they worked out really well for you. ML
  21. Michi Where did you get the mold you used? I like it very much. Mary Lou:)
  22. Ok . ok I want some!! What, where or who is Peaks? Mary Lou:confused:
  23. Hi Theresa, I make the crystal Potpourri also....but I don't think those stones are water softner pellets. The are too uniform. Mary Lou
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