Does anyone know if this is right?

[Bernadette]

I remember years ago now, the brand Candle Magic had cards of cute little wax shapes. You pulled them off the card, and gently pressed them onto a candle to make a little scene. They still offer them, but not in the detail or variety they used to have, to say nothing of difficulty in finding them.

I've heard that you can make your own shapes from micro wax(I think that's what I read somewhere awhile back). It needs to be a sticky wax. Does anyone know if this is right? I was also told there are beaucoup types of micro. I did a search, and can't find anyone who sells it. Does anyone know where you can get it? TIA:tiptoe:

[Scented]

I believe the micro wax or a sticky wax should be workable.

[EricofAZ]

Dunno if it is sticky, but General Wax sells micro

http://www.generalwax.com/wax/specialty-candle-wax/c___61.html

Candlewic has two micro's but they advertise them as additives.

http://www.candlewic.com/store/category.aspx?q=c11&title=Candle%20Wax%20Additives

[MoonshadowLane]

I remember years ago now, the brand Candle Magic had cards of cute little wax shapes. You pulled them off the card, and gently pressed them onto a candle to make a little scene. They still offer them, but not in the detail or variety they used to have, to say nothing of difficulty in finding them.

I've heard that you can make your own shapes from micro wax(I think that's what I read somewhere awhile back). It needs to be a sticky wax. Does anyone know if this is right? I was also told there are beaucoup types of micro. I did a search, and can't find anyone who sells it. Does anyone know where you can get it? TIA:tiptoe:

Swan's sells a couple of microcrystaline waxes they refer to as "Tacky wax".

http://www.swanscandles.com/store/microcrystaline_wax.html

[Bernadette]

Thanks for the info...I'll be maning the phones first thing Monday morning...