This candle is awesome!! Thank you for sharing. Way beyond my abilities. I finally figured out how to make my little container candles not frost. I still can't pour them without making a mess. Good thing I give them away for free to our veterans families. They don't mind my mess. 😁💗🇺🇸
What are you pouring out of? might try transferring your wax to a funnel pitcher to pour in to your jars. I'll bet you've got a few of those laying around from soaping.
@@TimberRidgeGifts Yes, but, soaping tools are required by law to be soap dedicated. But, thank you for the info, I can have a couple shipped to my door in 2 days. 😁
I was wondering to avoid bleed through on the zebra design...have you considered leaving sm colored wax melted to use as a glue to seal it in addition to the hot glue gun?
Thanks Tim for the great tutorial, I will be doing a few of these with some great mold cut outs I made. Can’t wait to see if I can pull it off as you did.
Hi Tim, I’m thinking of making candles so I came across your face and had to watch out of curiosity because your a white guy named Tim... Just like my husband!!! I must say your tutorials are very interesting and informative especially the one about Luxury Candles... I hope I didn’t miss my opportunity to win The Luxury Kit as I had trouble finding where to leave a message... I’ll tell my husband Tim you say Hello!! Ciao for now!
LMAO!! We are too taught the metric system here. We just don't use it, so we forget it. We are basically to dumb to retain it. Well except meters, centimeters, and millimeters, we use those occasionally.
Depending on the school district, you may or may not be taught the conversion of Fahrenheit to Celsius, though. It would totally depend on if it is taught in the math course or a science course for the school district. Where I went to school, I learned about temperature in Earth Science, however, the school district no longer teaches that particular course (they exchanged it for a different science course), so not all students in that district are learning about the temperature conversion now. They DO still learn the metric system of measurement, however, in their math course.
@@Meredith471 Well since it's in the required academics standard test, most schools teach it between 3th and 6th grade. If a school is not teaching it, they are literally setting children up to have lower test scores. It's not a hard core teaching, usually in the introduction to weights and measurements. Just the basics.
