butterfly

I agree, I love this FO too! Your colors are neat.

So very cute!!! And looks like alot of work went into these.

I remember reading on the old board that as long as it is...

Wider around then it is Thick it would work. HTH

If you don't mind me saying so, to me it's not an issue of being a "snob" as it is knowing what a good candle is & knowing how to make one. When one considers the inferiority of many factory made candles, it's really a wonder they're in business. On the other hand, we know why they're in business - too many ignorant consumers! I'm just saying, don't feel bad, feel proud that you know the difference between quality and ... ho hum!

I agree. They should have turned red in the face at their "crooked" product, from someone they asked in to see how the "big boys" do it. Be proud that you caught it. As others I look at every candle I come across now to compare.

Won't hurt to try. If it doesn't work at least you have plenty of other uses.LOL Let us know how it goes.

I don't think you'll be selling them, they are very handy to have(to use up leftover wick). You'll see they aren't hard to do.

Another reason I use 80/20 is if I use a mold that is detailed the wax mixture helps it to show the details better. EX: butterfly, cameo mold,etc...

Yogurt containers have the 5. I keep scraps, etc... in them.

Boy that would be awful. Shame on you for even thinking such a thing. LOL

I have found that it is different for diff. FO's. So no blanket answer. Wish there was, it would make answering questions to customers alot easier.

Hex is the only jar I have used. I don't seem to have a hard time wicking. I keep hearing the horror stories of double wicking in some others and afraid to try them. LOL

I think you will get the most use from 1343A. One wax ,so many options. IMO