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yay so glad you liked it! Thank you so much for watching 🫶

Hi! all the molds are linked in my description :)

That's so kind! Thank you so much for watching and leaving a comment 🫶

Hi! Are you looking for the wax melter? I use the toauto wax melter, heres the link ---> ToAuto 8L Wax melter US (amzn.to/3HaETFU). If it's something else, let me know and I'll link the item for you :)

I love these molds too! Thank you so much for watching 🫶 I made the hole my sticking a skewer into the middle of the mold before pouring. It was a bit challenging to get out, so I tried a metal clay tool as well and it had the same amount of friction. I find that twisting the skewer before the rose fully hardens helps! :)

Thank you! I designed them myself and just sent it to a supplier who printed them based on the custom dimensions I needed :)

@@joolieshome So stunning!!

here's the link :) MUNBYN Bluetooth Thermal Label Printer 941B (amzn.to/3SHIh2r)

I would love to cover this topic and will do my best to fit it into my schedule :) Thank you so much for watching!

Thank you for watching! I've had that problem as well with my spray sealer. It can be frustrating to see splotchy marks ruin your piece after all your hard work. The only thing I can recommend is spraying the can a few times before using it to make sure it comes out as a nice mist and make sure not to spray it too close.

Yes, they do get very hot. Thanks for pointing that out, I'll add a note in the description of my video. Sometimes I'll wrap a paper towel around it while pouring, but I can usually manage the heat. If you have a pouring pitcher with a handle, I'd recommend using that over the silicone cups. Thank you for your comment!

Thanks for letting me know! I followed instructions from candle science. I believe it's correct based on their youtube videos :)

thanks for the input! I’m so glad you brought this up because I kept questioning my math. I agree with your logic, that’s how I calculate the fragrance load for all my candles, but many videos/sites I came across instructed to do it the way I did. Village craft and candle’s ifra sheet and also candle science’s site/ videos also had directions to calculate it this way so I kept going back and forth trying to figure out the proper calculation. It was my first time making home fragrances which is why I decided just to follow the directions from reputable suppliers. Do you know why they are suggesting possibly an incorrect calculation?

18 % of fo to the 7 oz would be 1.26 oz of fo.

Thank you so much for watching! I’m glad you found it helpful. The calculation actually may be incorrect. I’ll add an updated chart in the description box once I figure it out 💕

so glad you liked it! Im away right now, but once I get back I’ll measure it and let u know!

@@joolieshome Don't worry about it! I bought you the tobacco & vanilla one. It's delicious! Thank you

I just measured the box and there's 1cm of space above the lid :) Thank you so much for supporting my small business! I love the tobacco and vanilla one as well 💕

Thanks! Hope it was helpful :)

Hi! Good question! These are meant for wax melters. You break them into cubes and melt pieces of fragrant wax which release fragrance into your home. If you place them in an electric melter, there’s no open flame so people with children or pets may prefer this flameless option. Hope that helps :)

@@joolieshome Thank you so much for explaining this! Of course, it helps.

I made so many mistakes with jesmonite 🫣 but I agree! Patience and consistency make it better. Is it the wet spots from the spray sealer you’re having issues with? I use the mod podge spray sealer and sometimes it looks amazing and sometimes I get wet spots depending on how it decides to come out😅 so I always test the spray can before each use. it can be frustrating when the sealer ruins your piece after perfecting everything else!

Oh, I didnt think anyone would want it, but if you'd like it I can consider making one to share! Thank you so much for watching :)

@@joolieshomeyes please share

⁠@@joolieshomelove your work. I’m new to the wax melt business and would also love a copy of your worksheet if you decide to share! 🥰

@kimmie1970 Thank you so much for watching! I'll do my best to work on this and fit it into my schedule! :)

@ItsJessie915 thanks for the feedback, I'll see what I can do :)

Thanks! I feel like vistaprint is a solid choice :) There's more options in the states, but in Canada, that's the best price & quality i could find. Thank you so much for watching!

Thank you so much! 💕

I'm so glad you found it helpful! To adjust the size, double check that you've selected the right paper size ie. 4x6. If you've already selected the correct size but it's still printing on half the label, then you can play around with the "scale" of the image. 1.) If the file that you created in Canva is 4x6, you can select, "scale to fit" then to the right of it, select "print entire image" or "fill entire paper". Play around with both and you can see in the preview how it'll look. 2. If your Canva image isn't 4x6 (maybe a smaller size) then you can select "scale" and adjust the percentage up so it fills a larger part of your paper size ie. 110%, 120% adjust the % until you like how the image fills your paper. Hope that helps! Thank you so much for watching :)

Thanks for the tip! I made a body shaped candle and the arms broke off so curing it overnight would have helped :)

@@joolieshome I had the same problem with one of the mould, when I removed it a few hours later, the fingertips fell off 🤣 x

lol arms and fingertips falling off sounds so funny. It's frustratinggg, the struggle 🤣 Glad we can share tips :)

Hi! I believe I poured around 160F and yes, the acrylic mold did leave a glossy finish, but oddly, it was only glossy on certain parts. Sometimes it would be glossy on half the candle, not sure why

@@joolieshome thank you so much for the reply💖

yes! I use a clear gloss acrylic spray varnish for my cement pieces :)

Thank you so much for watching and the kind words!! This made my day :)

I usually wait 4-5 hours before demolding :)

oh thats actually a really creative idea! I haven't tried it so I'm not sure if it'd work. If you seal the two bottoms together then you could get a longer candle. The only thing is there would be a section that doesn't have the spiral. I might try it one day! Thanks for the idea :)

Hi! I just use wax dye chips from Amazon :)

That's a really good question! I have no idea, what would something like this cost? 🤔😅

Thank you! 🥰

I think it'll be too fragile if it's thin, but try it out and let me know! I've only tried the pigments used in this video so I'm not sure about candle pigments. If it's a wax or oil based product, I'm not sure it would blend with the water in cement-all. If you do try it out, let us know :)

@@joolieshomeThanks a lot ❤️

Always nice to hear from you! Thanks for watching 💗

@@joolieshome no problem

@joolieshome BTW are you gonna do a face reveal

no face reveal :) Just my hands 🫶

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¡Muchas gracias! ¡Me alegro mucho de volver a saber de ti ❤

Thank youuuu! I agree, I think this is my favorite mold so far 💗 so pretty :)

Hi again! Great question! So if you want to be super accurate with your measurements with no waste, then here’s the formula (everything is in grams rounded to whole numbers): Wax amount needed = [Total weight of candle / (1 + Fragrance oil (%))] Eg. For the bubble candle (total weight of candle is 147g from my video) with 8% fragrance oil, it would look like this: Wax amount needed= [147g/ (1+ 0.08)] Wax amount needed is 136g Then to find the fragrance oil amount, you just subtract 136g from the total weight of the candle which is 147g. FO needed= 147-136 You’ll need 11g of FO for this candle if you use 8% fragrance load. An easier way is just taking 147g which is the total weight of the candle and multiplying it by your fragrance load %. You’ll have a bit left over with this method, but it’s a quick calculation. Eg. 147g x 0.08= 12g of fragrance oil (numbers vary slightly due to rounding) Here’s a chart for how much wax and fragrance oil you need based on 8% fragrance load. If you’d like help with a different fragrance percentage let me know and I’ll remake the chart for you :) total weight (g) FO (g) wax (g) bubble candle 147 11 136 mini bubble 36 3 33 body candle 84 6 78 small twist 88 7 81 cushioned cube 178 13 165 arch 239 18 221 rubiks cube 208 15 193 geometric pillar 66 5 61 u-shaped arch 144 11 133

@@joolieshome I'm very thankful for your help! This has helped me understand how candle-making works. I will give it a try to make a candle with the fragrance load.

@@joolieshome sorry to ask you another question. I had a silicone mold that holds 76 grams of wax when soil and in liquid form is 2.7 oz. But I'm around it up to 3oz. Which way so the correct way to find my F.O For example, I wanna do 6% of F.O Would it be 76 grams x 0.06 = 4.56 grams Or 3oz x 0.06 = 0.18 oz But I noticed it was hard to do 0.18 on my scale.

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so glad you found them helpful! Thank you so much for watching and leaving me a comment :)

For Jesmonite I use their pigments and for Boowanite, I also use the pigments from their company. Hope that helps! :)

no, it's cement-all :)