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Well duh...that slipped my mind about Kelloggs! :rolleyes2
Gosh strawberry pop tart sounds good right now all of a sudden!
Trudi
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If I were them I would copyright it...it's a clever name!
Trudi
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I saw someone online call them pop tarts. How cute is that?!
Trudi
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Yes, you put it in Propay later. Propay does have a couple different options ; but i think they cost more.
Trudi
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Check out www.momwebs.com $5 a month for teh smallest package. I used that one when I had a website a year ago. Very helpful with any set up issues I had (my ignorant fault). I had a 6 page website and it was fine. They have a few different shopping carts offered in their list of functions. As far as I can tell you get shopping cart with any package. I never used it back then. I am getting a new website designed and I will use them again.
Trudi
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Sugar Plum Candy
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Yes, that's what I was thinking!
Trudi
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I just checked out their site and played with making a couple labels. I am intrigued. It doesn't do quite what I originally had in mind; but they still looked great once I played at which lines to fill in and which to leave blank so spacing looked right. But what I really am interested in is the price! For the rectangle label it would cost .25 each label. .19 each for the circle label. They offer free shipping for a $25 order. If you order that much you automatically bump up into the first discount bracket which makes the labels .20/rectangle and .15/circle. I can't print labels on my printer that would have the professional of a look...nor at that price. I have sample labels of different type coatings from a label supplier so I could check out which I like best. Once I get them and fuss with them on my printer and my dad's laser, I can make a decision which route to go. But I do hate the time involved when I print my own labels and laser would mean driving to my parent's house.
Trudi
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Can you connect a shopping cart that works with Propay on a website?
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Thanks! Yea monthly fees won't work for me at this point.
Trudi
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1) What info do you put on your credit card imprinter plate?
I plan to use Propay or Paypal Virtual. I have a manual imprinter and slips I purchased from someone. I will want to accept payments on my website when I get it up and running.
2) Do you use Propay or Paypal Virtual? Any pros/cons?
I'm new to this and am getting so confused. I will not have ability to process cards immediately at craft shows. I will have to do it when I get home. But I'd like to accept credit cards for customer convenience and hopefully increase sales.
Anyone have any experience with this site? http://www.imprinterplates.com/imprinter-plates.php
Any help greatly appreciated. You mat contact me via post or pm.
Thanks
Trudi
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NG's Sinus Relief is camphor, eucalyptus, and mint. Love it in 100% soy!
Trudi
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I haven't tried that one; but in my experience with SS fragrances...if it is rated Awesome...it is Awesome! LOL!
If you need to try a few other samples to justify a purchase try:
Banana Kiwi
Banana Nut Bread
Caramel Pecan Pie
Red Hot Cinnamon
Coconut Cream Pie
Cucumber Melon
Fresh Waterfall Mist
Fudge Nut Brownie - OMG!
Jasmine
Lavender
Lemongrass
Lemon Pound Cake
White Spring Lilac
Mandarin Plum
Orange Chiffon
Pumpkin Creme Brulee
Vanilla Pumpkin - top seller
Raspberry Violet
Spiced Cranberry
These all were wonderful in soy wax for me.
Trudi
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Are you dipping the Qtip in the fo or scented wax?
Trudi
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I like power pouring of candles. It's soothing to me when I'm on a roll.
I alos like watching customers sniffing and oohing and aahing at craft shows.
Trudi
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I have always used 415. I get mine from Southern scentsations here in MI. Bought it from KY before that.
Trudi
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Love love love your website! The colors are so vibrant. Great job!
Trudi
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The company you used to ship them packed them? I'd be raising a stink! They are supposed to be teh professionals about how things should be packaged.
Trudi
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You probably could use the clamshell as a mold and pour just the cavities (not fill the whole clamshell), then unmold and package that way if you wanted too.
Trudi
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SouthernScentsations has an Orange Chiffon. Description: A Mouth-watering blend of orange slices, with nuts and a creamy vanilla note.
KYCandlewaxsupply has an Orange Chiffon Cake.
Both are customer drool worthy!
Trudi
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Just did a craft show today. Customers raved about CS's Banana Nut Bread, Hansel & Gretel, Hot Apple Pie, Cranberry Marmalade,and Cinnamon Buns. Most had to buy all of them!! LOL!
Trudi
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Gorgeous!! Your room is beautiful.
Trudi
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I'm just getting back into all this, so just 2 small ones this year. One done and one next weekend. Money too tight to start back up big.
Trudi
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I would think a photo paper box would be too flimsy for a candle jar over 2-3 ounces.
Trudi
Suckiest Craft Show Yet
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My last two shows sales were 80% other vendors. Not much attendance. But they both were first year shows. First one the set up was not norm for here. You got an 8' table and one chair squeezed in beside your table. Another table butted right up to teh back of yours. Where are we supposed to store extras and bags? It turned out that some vendors didn't show, so the promoter let us spread out to the vacant tables. I got lucky and the table behind me was empty...so I got 2 8' tables right close together! But still much lower than normal sales ($113). The show yesterday had a little more attendance; but only $94 sales. So now I have lots of stock let. Debating whether worth trying to advertise a couple days of "stocking stuffers" in my home. I just worry about keeping up with snow if it has been like it has so far the past 2 weeks here. My old business I used to hold an open house teh first weekend in Dec when the big one in town is held and mark everything down for "end of year clearance" as I regrouped each year on what sells well and what doesn't and make changes. This new business I just started this fall and have a few products that I am already discontinuing for next year. Would like to get at least cost back out of them. Gotta decide what to do quickly...xmas almost here.
Trudi