Jump to content

DonnaGA

Registered Users Plus
  • Posts

    187
  • Joined

  • Last visited

Everything posted by DonnaGA

  1. Have you tried clip binders & craft sticks? Two craft sticks on each seam with two or three clips. The sticks would help distribute the pressure evenly. This would not work unless the sticks were 100% flat. Anything flat would work but craft sticks are cheap & I couldn't think of anything else. HTH. Donna ps One supplier sells one foot lengths two piece mold clamps for two dollars.
  2. Thanks Dee & son, I really like your gizmo. Gonna try to make something like this for my octogons. Donna
  3. Check for lye at Ace hardware or a chemical supply store. I hate Kroger's. They charge too much. Donna
  4. I think this is a Crazy Mountain item. www.crazymountainimports.com HTH. Donna
  5. The 70's were an era of hippies. Wine bottles were used to hold tapers. Crayons were held over the flame. The wax rolled down the candle onto a wine bottle. Was a pretty cool effect. HTH. Donna
  6. I KNOW!! I KNOW!! I KNOW!! I KNOW!! http://www.candletech.com/cgi-local/yabb/YaBB.cgi?board=gallery;action=display;num=1112568436 I love Ange's work..so beautiful. HTH. Donna
  7. BB&B has some beautiful ceramic tealight scroll warmers for $1.99. They are... 4 15/16 inches tall. 4 inches wide at the base. 3 3/4 inches wide at the top. 2 inches wide at the bottom of the melting area. Melt area is one inch deep. 3 3/4 inches from base to bottom of melt area. all measurements are approximate. They come in four colors. Colors are packed randomly in the case. Problem is locating in store without chips or breakage. BB&B gave me excellent customer service. I tried to get some in Dunwoody area. Clerk went to get some out of backstock for me & they were all chipped up. He offered to order & have shipped to my home. When I balked at paying shipping he eliminated the shipping charge. YEAH!! They arrived in about 7 days in excellent condition. HTH. Donna ps---someone posted a pic on the old board. http://www.candletech.com/cgi-local/yabb/YaBB.cgi?board=business;action=display;num=1115205150;start=14#14
  8. http://www.fairwayglass.us/ They may have price breaks for large orders. Good luck, Donna
  9. I know why it is $20.00/case. It is legit. I am interested in the fo's for $10.00/pound. My concern is that all supplies have been stored in an UNairconditioned location & daytime temp have been in the 90's (high 60's and 70's at night). Does heat cause fragrance oils to degrade faster or is it just sunlight? Asked another supplier & was told heat (as in air temperature) should not be a factor in oil spoilage. Yeah, right. The little voice in my heat is having a fit. Thanks, Donna We are NOT talking about Peak.
  10. I had this problem & asked for help on the old board. http://www.candletech.com/cgi-local/yabb/YaBB.cgi?board=business;action=display;num=1110575699;start=8#8 I was unable to use word or my Picture It! software. I use non Avery lables (I am using the round labels from Chele's ex) and the label specifications are not the same as the templates I had. I 'partially' solved my problem by using Design Pro and customizing a label template. I can only print 6 labels at a time (1/2 a sheet) or they runoff. I could print a full page but I wanted my company info on the outside edge of the label. HTH & good luck, Donna edited to add url/link
  11. I thought a dry spray would be the better deterrant. I sweat like a pig in the middle of winter. I'm researching for the most cost effective supplier for cyclomethicone at the moment. My reasoning.... Wouldn't a lotion sweat off? Think sunscreen....they have special formulations for waterproof ones. If you check the CDC's webpage on West Nile Virus...under mosquito deterrants...they mention how often the non-deet repellants have to be applied/reapplied to be effective (affective? I can never get that straight). edited to add these links....I never did find the page I referred to above...bummer. http://www.cdc.gov/ncidod/dvbid/westnile/RepellentUpdates.htm http://www.cdc.gov/ncidod/dvbid/westnile/prevention_info.htm Good luck, Donna
  12. Hi Beth, What model small scale did you purchase from OldWillKnot? Is it a pocket or table model? TIA, Donna
  13. Very pretty Paulette. Is your mold in two pieces? Leaves & flower? TIA. Donna
  14. Not MurryHill, but I thought I would throw in my 2¢. I picked up a Pyrex digital with alarm at Bed, Bath & Beyond for $20.00. It has a magnet on the face plate. It is hard to attach to pour/melting pots so I banded two skewers together to keep the probe from hitting the sides & bottom of the melt container. I did some research on other brands of thermometers with flexible probes & the probe is the first part to malfunction. I have not had a problem so far (about a year). I really like my thermometer. HTH, Donna
  15. I think they are mechanically extruded (not hand poured).
  16. I'm such a dummy. Hope my experience helps someone else. Donna
  17. I Found It! From the PayPal site.... Sherrie & Ashlie, Thanks to both of you, Donna
  18. Sent an instant payment on July 20. Funds scheduled to clear on Monday, July 25 (has not at this point). Why the delay? Funds left my bank account on the same day PayPal transaction occurred. I thought instant transfers were just that. Is this a new PayPal policy?...or have I not been paying attention for two years. LOL. TIA. Donna
  19. I posted this on another board. ----------------------------------------------------------- Ever wonder what you are gonna do with the last little bit of FO in the bottle? How much wax will I need? Here is a useful formula to determine the amount of wax you need for your available FO. [(amount of fragrance by weight) divided by (fo percentage load you use)] Example: you have .7 ounces of FO and you usually add 9% FO ppwax. (.7/.09)=7.78 ounces of wax. HTH. Donna
  20. Hi Jennie, Do you want to shrink wrap or just bag your pillars? Donna
×
×
  • Create New...