TweetNow this is a quick tip to make pie crust candles. This is where you put a pie crust inside a jar, enamel mug, or even topping off a pie tart. You don’t want the pie crust to look lifeless on top of the pie. Where the crust looks like it is sitting on top [...]
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TweetI love to recycle. I love the primitive look and I love to be creative. All of these aspects about me lead to this fun candle container project. Maybe you have seen these around and are wondering how they have made a grungy can candle. It is so easy. Tweet
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TweetI know that is not the most spectacular name for this project, but I named anything that is made from this mold “the_____ special” because the iron skillet silicone mold reminds me of the meals my husband makes on our camping trips. The meal he makes is called “the camper special”. This is a nice [...]
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TweetHere is another Valentine’s candle project that I thought of while taking a picture of the Hershey kisses mold. This is a great idea especially if you send out samples. Tweet
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I was using my nice keyword research tool and while searching my keywords ~ heart candles ~ I saw that browsers are already looking for heart floating candles. I thought this idea was great because I am not using my regular silicone molds for this. I am using heart tins and heart cookie cutters to [...]
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This project is perfect for the month of October. I thought of it on my way to pick up my youngest daughter, Ossi, from pre-k. When I wait for her to get out of class I usually start writing out blog ideas, silicone mold ideas, business ideas and now I have added this candle making project [...]
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Lately I have been trying to figure out what trends are happening in the candle world so I can gear my designs towards that. I enjoy this aspect of creating molds because I can explore magazines, candle primitive and rustic sites trying to find the right design. This past week I have been in the mood [...]
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