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I'll be posting my latest market vlog this weekend and I realized I must find affordable market $150 will become my max so I def understand it being a waste to only break even

I love that you find affordable markets to participate in 🙌🏽

Hey, new subbie here! How long did it take you to start your business and is it expensive? Congratulations on your business! May Father God Bless You!!!😇

i have started making my diffuser by using ethanol denatured alcohol as a base. bt people are complaining about fragrance smell so can u help with what i need to change

You can always use small amount of Vaseline, white crafting glue or small amount of acrylic white paint to test ur colors instead of wasting your actual wax. Just a thought for u

I'm in las vegas NV and when I inquired about doing a farmers market the cost was in the hundreds of dollars and you had to have an actual business license to vend. I am used to doing hot air balloon festivals where the events are 3-4 day events. They start early at the crack of dawn and go well into the night I think the latest was like 10pm. I sell handmade hair bows and am used to bringing in a couple thousand per event.

I vend at a farmers market twice a month, and the fee is $10. I typically make between $150 and $250. In the Fall and Winter sales pick up so the range grows to $350 to $500. I sale soaps, candles, diffusers etc. Hopefully it will pick up for you.

Hi trescents by tarita this is my first time watching your video❤

I don’t know if it helps or not but I watched someone else and they were doing 3 parts base to 1 part fragrance. It’s stronger so I guess it would depend on preference. He was doing 4oz to 1 oz and filling with a syringe and I think it made 15.

the registration fee is not too bad if you are doing a few markets, if you only wanted to to one it would have been too high for that. your pumpking candles look great on the stall.

Wait what? An extra $25 why would he not collect that before hand that’s strange but still very reasonable fee

$25 😭😩 I dream of these type of fees…

Love this! Proud of you!!

I’m new to the game. I will start pop up shops and markets next year. Proud of you

Question…what percentage of beeswax to GW454 are you using?

What size wicks do you use?

I saw this method of marbling a few months ago and was like yeah I'm using this method because its quicker! lol your candles look goodt!

the candles look great. do you always have to heat gun the tops, i've made a few candles for myself but have never tried that.

Hey girl hey! Congratulations on your success! I think you may be in my neck of the woods for a pop up event! It would be great to meet a fellow candle maker!

Showing some small business owner love 🎉 I really wish I could find affordable markets like this in my area❤ these fees are drowning😭

your candles look great. glad you had a really good day at the market.

These look so cool, thanks for sharing!

How do you design your candle labels

I'm always impressed with the marbeling. it looks great.

I have always wanted to make candles. Thank you for showing me how to start.

love the marbeling effect, the candles look great.

Hey, new supporter 💕 I also have a small business and just started doing markets. Can you share the details of your tent? Would you recommend it?

hi my friend, great video my friend, thanks for sharing

What wax are you using

Hi new to your channel, how is the ht, thanks for sharing, great video

You put a lot of work into that setup. 😀

Hey fellow candle maker!! Your set up is beautiful! Congratulations on a successful pop up! I love doing them and can't wait for the fall/busy season!

its a lot of hard work, glad you weren't in the red, and hope it was a fun day.

Are 3 wicks recommended or just testing? Are these your go to wicks? Have you tried CDN wicks? I need to order wicks but no sure which ones.🐝🕯️🙄

thank you for sharing your wick tests, its so interesting to see how much of a difference a slight size change makes.

You did very well!!!

Also i didnt see you use 99% alcohol to wipe you jars out, use the heat gun to dry it. the wicks will stick better, wait 20 mins before pouring the wax

Word of advise. use a hot glue gun to place the wicks down. When you do the marble that way let it sit over night so the wax wont cause it to blend. Pour the wax at 140 to 150. I will be uploading videos to show people how to marble

So sorry this happened to you ❤️no zelle, the payment should go through their website, I think that could be a red flag but I'm also new to the vendor market space

Congratulations

I hope you screenshot all parties and share in these vendor groups to warn others.

Love it sis! Good luck at Faire market!

People suck, I always call the location to see if a event is actually taken place there.

That sucks!! Dispute those charges!!!

Hello, I hate that you got scammed. Did you try to dispute your chargers with Zelle? When I look for vendor markets, I actual go up to the place to see if an event will be held when the flyer said it would be and then I will reach out to the coordinator and ask questions before I pay my fee. I also google vendor markets to look for last year's event and do research for this year's event. Just be careful because it is a lot of scammers out there. Hopefully you can find some legit markets. Also look at different youtubers from your area and see what events they are signing up for. Hope this helps.

These look amazing ❤

I like them. There not to bad

They look so good solidified. I like your marbeling technique. The other technique takes forever. I'm going to try this method again.

I like watching you start this. I want to learn to do this for gifts to my family and friends. If you learn how to color the oil, I would like to know. Great job! You are honest and likeable.

I just got those from CS in Orange and haven't made them yet. I love your marbled version! Something I have done to help stablize wicks is use wooden food skewers and tape two side by side by using blue painters tape on just the ends or you could use elastic bands if you don't have tape...puts enough pressure to keep them side by side and run the wicks up between them. They are long enough to lay them on top of most vessels. I discovered this solution when making dough bowl candle and needing something long enough to rest on the top and also hold wicks. Hope this makes sense!