CandleCrazyGal

Not too sure either what might have happened, but I have had a yank** candle do that on a warmer. I thought it could have been one of 2 things at the time. 1) It was from me heating, then cooling, then heating etc etc causing stress on the glass. Or 2) it just happened to be a faulty container that slipped through inspection. Sorry to here it happened to you and your friend!!

Absolutely gorgeous! And the scent sounds very nice!!

Very nice! I'm impressed with the iMovie software too! Keep 'em coming!

Thanks lmc and Aimee81! That gives me a good starting place. I poured three testers of each scent and labeled them to try melting tests at 7, 10 and 14 days to see how it does. I thought soy took longer than parasoy to cure, but wanted to make sure.

I was wondering how long most of you allow your soy tarts to cure? I will be pouring CBA with 25% PB & 6% FO into 2 oz portion cups and clamshells. TIA!! CCG

They do look too nice to burn! But I bet they smell heavenly when you do light them. Great job!

Welcome to the board, MrsB! I too would be hesitant to leave something like that plugged in for a prolonged period of time. But I errr on the better safe than sorry theory. I HAVE burned my warmers for 8-12 hours at a time but always periodically checked back on them. That's what happens when you grow up though in the home of a fireman!

Lovely! Reminds me of summer!

I think the hurricane idea would be the most feasible or the one where the candle is made with the cremains but without a wick. And Whisper Girl --- LOLOLOL I almost spit my tea onto my keyboard And the sad thing is, I could see that accidentally happening with my family!

I liked the green but LOVE the tri-colored! BEAUTIFUL!!

Your candles look gorgeous and so do your surroundings! I'm green with envy as we are at 25F here and WINDY! lolol

Hello and welcome to the forum!

Am loving the purple too! Palm wax is so darned pretty.

Beautiful, Hadir!

I think that looks wonderful, Jane! Made me want to buy it and I don't even use bar soap lol