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I purchase Ecosoya® PB Pillar Soy Wax for Pillar Candles from Candlewic.com for my votives and my 3'' x 6" and my 4' x 6" pillar candles and it works great.

Made New Display Racks For Craft Shows This weekend my wife and I worked in our garage and put together these wooden racks for displaying of her's and my craft show items. The rack shelves just slide in and out and the supports are on hinges and just fold up for easy storage and moving to and...

New Goat Milk Soap I made a new recipe called Lemon Verbena goat milk soap. It turned out a beautiful shade of yellow. Hope it looks that good when I take out of the freezer in the morning.

A New Embed Soap A know Christmas is a long way off yet but starting playing around with a soap I think I will call Christmas Cheer. Let me know what you think of it. I made a melt & pour embed soap first. Then made up the soap that will go around it. Poured the bottom layer of white...

Does anyone have any suggestions on working with Black color for a candle. Trying to make a Black Cherry candle. No trouble with the scent as they smell great but trying to get the Black color with a hint of red is not working. They tend to come out Dark grey with a hint of Green or Blue. I...

How does anyone handle doing craft shows outside in the hot summers. I thought maybe someone may have some good ideas. I sell CP soaps, lotions and Soy candles.

I made a new soap for the upcoming Valentines day. I think it turned out quite well.

Looking where I can purchase 2 oz. squeeze tubes to dispense my Hand and Body lotions. I have looked at all my normal suppliers like wholesale supplies, and Bramblewood and apothecary, no one carries it. I am looking for something nice and small that women can throw in there purse.

I use Ale for my beer soap. It is actually made right her in G.R. Michigan and is called "Founders "Dirty *******" Beer. I let sit out in a shallow dish for a couple of days. It tends to make a dark soap, but that is what I like.

Made my first new recipe of Four thieves soap. It looks like it turned out great I will post some pictures shortly

i've thought about doing this also as I live in Michigan so I have maze and blue for Michigan and green and white for Michigan State. But I was unsure what to call the soaps since most of the schools are licensed and I cannot use their names on my soaps.

I would think they would continue to cure,however much more slowly than if left out in the open or on a rack. I am curious as to why you would want to wrap them instead of letting them cure out in the open air?

I purchase mine from candlewic. The cost of containers & scent and colors. I have found my cost to make them is only $.74 per container. My containers hold two and three-quarter ounces of wax.

For me I found what works best is after pouring into my mold, I surround the mold with a nice big towel. I used to cover the top also but I have found that it makes the soap get too hot, so I just leave it open on the top.

I make a soap that is quite mild but was asked a question by someone that wanted to use it on their baby and were wondering if it was tearless. Here is my ingredients and if someone would know that would be great, Goat's Milk Olive Oil Coconut Oil Shea Butter Palm Oil Castor Oil Sweet...

I like the cooling racks also but my wife wants them back

A chain in the West Michigan area

I have used this oil with good success, but I now use Pomise Olive oil from Gordon Foods with good success

No, at least not pure as it has Palm oil and other ingredients in it.

Where do you find them?