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Blacktie, you are so creative, beautiful! Faithful, I hope you post pictures if you decide to do this, they are so unique!
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Faithful, I don't know how to make, but here is a thread with some pictures...
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Lovely candles!
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Christmas Bliss
Christmas Bliss is one of my favorites too.
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Congratulations, sounds like a very sucessful art fair for you! Never say never to it being the "last" art fair, ya just never know!
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Could it be the ground cinnamon?
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And here I was thinking they looked wonderful!! I am always in awe of all of you soapers!
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Soy and palm are not pliable like paraffin, they are very brittle and you will not be able to 'hug' them. If wicked properly they should melt down gradually as the candle wick gets lower. Some people like leaving a slight shell as they look pretty with the flame shining through the thin shell.
Thank you for this info ChrisR, soy is new territory for me!
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I totally forgot about that one! I have a one ouncer here I meant to pour- LOVE it OOB
Thanks for the reminder!
I hope you like it, it is the only fragrance one of my customer's buys!
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I'm testing a soy pillar for the first time and plan on hugging it like I do my paraffin pillars so they self consume...I will let you know!
I know that soy wax is very crumbly.
Oh, please do! Thank you!
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Have you tried Cactus and Sea Salt? One of my best sellers.
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I don't understand why not?
I was wondering what would happen too, I just got in a sample of soy pillar, I am glad I read this or I would have hugged away! Does the wax shell break?
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Congratulations on such a successful show JBN! Your booth looks great, very easy to navigate with easy to see product!
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So I'm brand new to the forums and to candle making. We just made our first batch this weekend with limited success. The success was that we didn't burn the house down, the not so successful was the no scent throw and wet spots.
stiredbird,
It appears that your burned your candle right after you made it? I don't use soy, but my understanding is that soy candles must be "cured" for a few days before burning to get the best scent throw, maybe some of the soy experts will chime in. In the meantime there is tons of information available by using the "search" function, it will become your new best friend! Best of luck!
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Love this story, hope you will get feedback on if the indivdually scented rooms will work!
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Hi Jennifer, I purchased from Cierra Candle, very strong throw in paraffin, hth!
cierracandles.com/
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Awww, that is beautiful, can't wait to see it cut!
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"Finally, cut the end of the wick to around an inch long", Seriously???
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I think the situation you've described above is less likely than an even worse scenario, which I've actually seen happen, and that is: some creep sees you at a craft fair or wherever, then gets your physical address off of one of your products, and either stalks you or comes to your house and then you're the victim of a home invasion, rape, robbery, or murder.
I have to admit, that scenario has crossed my mind too!
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That family is fortunate to have friends like you two to help with fundraising. I love the idea of putting together a votive candle bundle. Perhaps you could perfect another couple of scents for your votives by the time the fundraiser is held. Best wishes to you!
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ChandlerWicks, here is a thread from this board, http://www.craftserver.com/forums/showthread.php?104149-Can-we-make-the-scent-stuff-in-aroma-lamps&p=961528&highlight=#post961528
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"As for how to make brown. Green and Red. Yup! That simple ;)"
Thanks Flicker!
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Like, no make that LOVE....they are beautiful!
Craft show madness...
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ksranch What a great idea!
Faithful, could you rent a canopy? I always liked them, keeps the sun from glaring on the product, encloses your "space". Our party store rents them for a half day, realize that is another expense though.