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Very nice!

Melissa - great colors there! Love the combo, as always, you do such a beautiful job!

How do you like that scent? My daughter thinks it smells like broccoli:tongue2:

I'm really not into the bears, but that is awfully darn cute.

I would caution you about using the name Red Hat Society,though . It is trademarked and protected.

I made some red and purple pillars for my show recently. Made them in Passionate Kisses - called it Hugs & Kisses. They were one of the first to sell. Red Hat ladies are 50 and over and one of their sayings is, "It's never too late to have a happy childhood". Please don't think old ladies in the lavendar, lilac sense.

Make it cinnamon and call it "Hot Flashes" - they will love it!

LOL - what a great idea!!

Love the combo there, good job!

Tara - your packaging is great! Nice job!

Great lookin candle there! I love that scent also!

Those turned out great! I'm glad you shared them with us:cheesy2:

Nice - I like that look!

Very nice! I hope you can find the right packaging. Perhaps popcorn can help there!

That very very pretty. I like your creativity!

He's cute!

Peaks has great scents and EXCELLENT customer service! Haven't found any supplier as effecient as Peaks!

One way you can get different shapes is to pur the wax on a cookie sheet (like mentioned above), give it about 25-30 minutes to set, then press the cookie cutters into the warm wax to create the shapes. Pull them out of the cookie sheet and place on wax paper to cool. (with the left over wax, you can either remelt it or cut that into chunks.

HTH -

Nice candle there Jen....

Good to know the scent throw is still there!

Great looking melt downs.

Those are gorgeous! YOu do such wonderful creative work, Julie.

Thanks for always sharing with us!

What a great job there! I'm sure the happy couple will love those!

Great job on the layering!

Creative Scents?

If you are gonna have the bubbles, lotion, etc, the name shouldn't ONLY reflect candles, JMO...

I like the look of the label!

The candles look real nice!

Ahhh, they look pretty realisitic to me!

Sah-weet! - Nice job Julie

Jen - congrads all around!

I can't see them being ruined. If you are moving or something, it's a good idea to put wax in the mold to protect it. HTHI know I've left wax in the votive molds for a few months, no problem.

You could make them like you would be making chunks, instead of cutting them with a knife, use press the cookie cutter in there. Wait a few minutes then take the butterfly out and place on wax paper to cool.You could probably even stack them to make a taller candle, drill a hole for the wick.... just an idea, HTH!