Have nice working day! That is Johnsen from Suzhou Camett factory mainly for All kinds of jars and Candles Scents! ( Frosted white, matte black, amber jar with Wood lids, metal lids or bamboo lids, Logo also can be done it ) We Camett factory own Very good packing on jar, NO breaks of shipped your door!
Hi there I’m your new subscriber and new to jesmonite and I’m loving your creativity in each videos. I love your colours so aesthetic. Can you tell me where you buy that mould grip/holder or what it’s called so I look it up. I just I ordered my jesmonite now ready starting soon on this journey so wish me luck and I’ll be here often 😊
@@RatoKM Hi! Thank you so much for subscribing and joining my diy community! Best of luck on your Jesmonite journey :) Don't hesitate to reach out if you have any questions along the way. Here is the link to the mold: boowannicole.com/en-ca/collections/candle-jar-mold/products/nicole-handmade-column-candle-jar-with-lid-silicone-holder-molds-concrete-cement-candle-vessel-silicone-resin-mould
I have a love/hate relationship with this mold. I use Hydrostone and the top (actually bottom) of the vessel is always thin. I then switched to Cement All and it's been a bit better. Your vessels are gorg!!!!
Thank you!! I love these vessels as well, the mold is great! I bought some fresh Jesmonite to try making them again. Oh, which part is thin? The pedestal base? I definitely want to try hydrostone as well, so that’s good to know. Do you recommend a good pigment for it?
@@joolieshome yes the pedestal part of the mold needs to be a bit thicker, but it's still a great mold. For Hydrostone I always use acrylic pouring paint, not too thin but not thick-like because if it's too thick it'll compromise the integrity of the vessel wall and crack during candle burning.
I have just discovered these molds and i am loving your videos i absolutely love the rose on top of the candle how did you make the wholefor the wick please. Thank 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! :)
Hi! Thank you so much for watching :) I actually wanted to reorder some Jesmonite as well so I reached out to the company I originally purchased it from, Fibertek, but they don't carry it anymore :( They're on the west coast, but even with shipping they had the best prices. They told me that madmayker is now the distributor of Jesmonite. Prices are a little high, but they are in the Toronto area so shipping to Qc may be faster! Hope that helps. If I find any other suppliers I'll let you know. I'm on the hunt as well :)
Hello! Yes of course! The jar mold in this video is from Nicole Molds. The full link is in my description, but I'll paste it here as well. Thank you for watching, so glad you're here ❤ boowannicole.com/en-ca/products/nicole-handmade-column-candle-jar-with-lid-silicone-holder-molds-concrete-cement-candle-vessel-silicone-resin-mould?_pos=3&_sid=38c944632&_ss=r
Thank you! This is a great question and something I should have investigated myself. I assumed it would be safe since it's an all-natural wax, but I will verify with the company. I just sent them an email and will share with you their response! Also, congratulations on beginning your Jesmonite making journey! I think it's one of the most durable eco-resins on the market :)
@blankagabor1248 I reached out to the company and they explained that their wax will begin to melt as temperatures climb over 100° and will become completely liquid by 180°. So going forward, I won't be sealing the inside of my Jesmonite jars. I'm not sure how it would react with the wax and flame once the sealer is melted. Thank you so much for this comment! I'm constantly learning on my diy journey and this is a great example of why I value my viewers comments and feedback 💗 Did you end up finding a sealer that works for the inside of your jars?
I used Clarks natural wax in this video, but the company explained that their wax will begin to melt as temperatures climb over 100° and will become completely liquid by 180. I’m not sure how it will react with the wax & flame once melted. I’ll probably need to do more research/testing with it, but I didn’t notice any wax seeping out of the Jar during my burn test so that’s a good sign. I’m considering the Earth Safe Finishes sealer that many people recommend for their concrete jars. I’ll definitely post another video once I test it out :) Which sealer did you use for your hydrostone vessel?
I can totally relate to this comment! My biggest challenge with Jesmonite is is the working time/ pot life. It sets up so fast and then it's hard to tap the bubbles out. It gets better over time :) Is there anything in particular that you're struggling with? I can try to help!
Thank you for your very useful and peaceful video🙌🏻💗 I wonder about the sealer you used. When the candle lid is closed and left unlit for a long time, the oil of wax didn’t go up the wall? When I use the penetrating sealer of Jesmonite, I experienced that situation..🥲
The pink candle is gorgeous and I wanna make it for a friends birthday coming up. Where did you get your gorgeous ribbon that you used on the pink candle?
I’m sure she’ll love it! The ribbon is from Temu. Here's the link: www.temu.com/goods.html?_bg_fs=1&_p_rfs=1&x_csite=goods&goods_id=601099518330544&_x_ads_csite=goods&_x_ads_channel=kol_youtube&_x_cid=2004385708kol_youtube&is_back=1&no_cache_id=m5ocy
Beautiful! Definitely would enjoy if you gave further details verbally or where you can read it! But this is Great! So pretty!
Have nice working day!
That is Johnsen from Suzhou Camett factory mainly for All kinds of jars and Candles Scents!
( Frosted white, matte black, amber jar with Wood lids, metal lids or bamboo lids, Logo also can be done it )
We Camett factory own Very good packing on jar, NO breaks of shipped your door!
They are so pretty ❤ I really love the colour of the green one, it looks so froggy themed to me hahaha
❤️❤️ i love the jars! I'll probably make some more in different colors :) froggy themed lol i guess i'll add some eyes to complete the look!
@@joolieshome hahaha I would love to see it
Hi there I’m your new subscriber and new to jesmonite and I’m loving your creativity in each videos. I love your colours so aesthetic. Can you tell me where you buy that mould grip/holder or what it’s called so I look it up. I just I ordered my jesmonite now ready starting soon on this journey so wish me luck and I’ll be here often 😊
@@RatoKM Hi! Thank you so much for subscribing and joining my diy community! Best of luck on your Jesmonite journey :) Don't hesitate to reach out if you have any questions along the way. Here is the link to the mold: boowannicole.com/en-ca/collections/candle-jar-mold/products/nicole-handmade-column-candle-jar-with-lid-silicone-holder-molds-concrete-cement-candle-vessel-silicone-resin-mould
AWESOME
Thank you so much for watching :)
I have a love/hate relationship with this mold. I use Hydrostone and the top (actually bottom) of the vessel is always thin. I then switched to Cement All and it's been a bit better. Your vessels are gorg!!!!
Thank you!! I love these vessels as well, the mold is great! I bought some fresh Jesmonite to try making them again.
Oh, which part is thin? The pedestal base? I definitely want to try hydrostone as well, so that’s good to know. Do you recommend a good pigment for it?
@@joolieshome yes the pedestal part of the mold needs to be a bit thicker, but it's still a great mold. For Hydrostone I always use acrylic pouring paint, not too thin but not thick-like because if it's too thick it'll compromise the integrity of the vessel wall and crack during candle burning.
Great! Thanks for the info. I'll definitely look into acrylic pouring paint with hydrostone!
White cement is used?
Beautiful
Thank you so much for watching! :)
I have just discovered these molds and i am loving your videos i absolutely love the rose on top of the candle how did you make the wholefor the wick please. Thank 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! :)
So pretty!! Can I ask where did you buy your Jesmonite ? I’m from Qc 😚
Hi! Thank you so much for watching :) I actually wanted to reorder some Jesmonite as well so I reached out to the company I originally purchased it from, Fibertek, but they don't carry it anymore :( They're on the west coast, but even with shipping they had the best prices. They told me that madmayker is now the distributor of Jesmonite. Prices are a little high, but they are in the Toronto area so shipping to Qc may be faster! Hope that helps. If I find any other suppliers I'll let you know. I'm on the hunt as well :)
Hi Joooolie! Been watching your videos lately, just wondering what's the name of the tool you use to put tiny holes to your molds?
Hi! Thanks for watching 🥰 Here's a link to the wick threader amzn.to/3CsRgOY. I do use another needle tool from a clay tool kit :)
@@joolieshome thank you soo much!
Hello. Could I ask you where you bought the mold for the jesmonite please?
Love your videos. Best for your business. ❤
Hello! Yes of course! The jar mold in this video is from Nicole Molds. The full link is in my description, but I'll paste it here as well. Thank you for watching, so glad you're here ❤
boowannicole.com/en-ca/products/nicole-handmade-column-candle-jar-with-lid-silicone-holder-molds-concrete-cement-candle-vessel-silicone-resin-mould?_pos=3&_sid=38c944632&_ss=r
They are so pretty
Thank you! This is a great question and something I should have investigated myself. I assumed it would be safe since it's an all-natural wax, but I will verify with the company. I just sent them an email and will share with you their response! Also, congratulations on beginning your Jesmonite making journey! I think it's one of the most durable eco-resins on the market :)
@blankagabor1248 I reached out to the company and they explained that their wax will begin to melt as temperatures climb over 100° and will become completely liquid by 180°. So going forward, I won't be sealing the inside of my Jesmonite jars. I'm not sure how it would react with the wax and flame once the sealer is melted. Thank you so much for this comment! I'm constantly learning on my diy journey and this is a great example of why I value my viewers comments and feedback 💗 Did you end up finding a sealer that works for the inside of your jars?
Please share this jar link
here you go :)
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What do you use to seal? I made a hydrostone candle vessel and during testing it seaped through
I used Clarks natural wax in this video, but the company explained that their wax will begin to melt as temperatures climb over 100° and will become completely liquid by 180. I’m not sure how it will react with the wax & flame once melted. I’ll probably need to do more research/testing with it, but I didn’t notice any wax seeping out of the Jar during my burn test so that’s a good sign. I’m considering the Earth Safe Finishes sealer that many people recommend for their concrete jars. I’ll definitely post another video once I test it out :) Which sealer did you use for your hydrostone vessel?
What kind of colour you are using?
For Jesmonite I use their pigments and for Boowanite, I also use the pigments from their company. Hope that helps! :)
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I hate jesmonite its not working with me helpppp
I can totally relate to this comment! My biggest challenge with Jesmonite is is the working time/ pot life. It sets up so fast and then it's hard to tap the bubbles out. It gets better over time :) Is there anything in particular that you're struggling with? I can try to help!
Yeah it dry fast i cant put it in small molds ..struggling with tht
Ill switch to white gypsum to see the results if better
Thank you for your very useful and peaceful video🙌🏻💗 I wonder about the sealer you used. When the candle lid is closed and left unlit for a long time, the oil of wax didn’t go up the wall? When I use the penetrating sealer of Jesmonite, I experienced that situation..🥲
Thank you so much for watching and the kind words 🥰 yes! The wax does seep up a little maybe a few mm but not all the way up to the rim.
The pink candle is gorgeous and I wanna make it for a friends birthday coming up. Where did you get your gorgeous ribbon that you used on the pink candle?
I’m sure she’ll love it! The ribbon is from Temu. Here's the link: www.temu.com/goods.html?_bg_fs=1&_p_rfs=1&x_csite=goods&goods_id=601099518330544&_x_ads_csite=goods&_x_ads_channel=kol_youtube&_x_cid=2004385708kol_youtube&is_back=1&no_cache_id=m5ocy
@@joolieshome omg! Thank you so much!!! Your a gem ❤️
@@morningcofee of course!! let me know if you have any other questions :) Thanks for watching!