I have been making a lot of new jewelry and taking a lot of great pictures of it.  I still have my etsy shop on vacation.  I have also been making scented soy candles which I have been very busy with.  I used to make them colored when I started and realized I like them much better natural and white.  Can anyone help me out on how or why they when left uncolored they end up kind of cracked looking?  When I used to add color it would dry and cool smooth and pretty looking.  Is there a special additive so that when not adding color and leaving them white they do not do that on top.  I have tried and thought of everything.  I suppose it really doesn't matter they are meant for burning anyways.  All the scents sells it self!!!  But at the same time I have seen other natural white soy candles and cannot figure out how they come out on top smooth looking. 

We have about  4-5 inches of snow outside and it keeps snowing.  Marc is outside snow blowing I cannot even see the front porch!   I love snow but not this much!  How is it where everyone else is?

I am having a 10% off Sale at my etsy shop on items $25.00 or more all the prices have been reduced already for you! 

SALE ENDS JANUARY 1ST 2009!!! 

Hurry and do a little Christmas shopping for you or someone else! 

10% off items $25.00 or more!! 

www.jewelrybyandrea.etsy.com