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  1. post-14200-139458505484_thumb.jpgHere ya go, you'll see some of the scrap wax I had was dyed ( the ones in the back that are burgandy ) but this is what mine look like .

    The other picture shows how high the flame will get in just a few seconds, and they will burn by themselves, at least 12 minutes. ( usually more , but I'm going conservative )

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  2. I don't QG, but I've seen some really cute ones that had the tiny pine cones stuck in the center or on the top. The ones I made were geared toward campers, hikers, RV'ers , ect, so having the them able to stack on one another to take up less room, was more the concern than decorating them all gorgeous. I still like mine because I usually have some red wax in the scrap wax so they are almost cedar red colored, so it goes with the cedar chip color.

    The great thing about these is you can make them as plain or fancy as you'd like. Do whatever you feel, there is no right way or wrong way !

  3. I've never done this, so don't hold me to it, but I've heard that a lot will lightly grease the inside of the pipe with vegetable oil, and when time comes to take it out, if it doesn't pop right out to put it in the refrigerator for a few minutes.

  4. I've honestly never weighed mine but they are pretty substantial. I pack extra large cup cake tins as full of cedar chips as I can, then add some wax, more chips, til full.

    They weigh enough they'd hurt you if you threw it at someone LOL.

    I see those for 1.00 a piece to be honest. I could probably get more, but I use waste wax from "spent" melts that I use at home, or extra from dipping pine cones or tp. ( and then there's the fact that Duraflame makes fire starters now that cost 1.00 a piece at a convenience store so you know they are marking them up really high ).

  5. When I think of gumdrops, I think of those "spicy" kind of ones. I just threw that out there because someone with a better sense of mixing can probably figure out how to get that spice note if that's what you're going for .

  6. I agree Lorelei. The one's I've tried do not smell anything like bread to me.

    It might be subjective, we all have different ideas of what it should smell like.

    I just know when I walk in a store that has a Subway in it and they are baking bread, I could stay there all day long and just sniff LOL.

    But then again, every loaf I make at home, smells nothing like that but I love it too , so there ya go LOL

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