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Glad you liked this. I’m happy to be able to save my crocs. Thanks for watching.

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Oh wow. I’d never heard of that. I learned so much from my wholistic vet. There are many ways to help our furry friends using natural remedies. Thanks for watching. So glad your pup is feeling better.

Thanks for watching. I hope you get some pain relief.

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Yes, you can use crepe paper. I’ve made other flowers with it and I love how they turn out. This video shows and alternative paper that’s inexpensive and has its own unique look. Thanks for watching and happy flower making.

Thank you for watching! I hope you try making these.

Thank you! I’m so glad you liked them. Thanks for watching.

Thanks for watching! I hope you enjoy making this soap. 🫧

Hi there. I’m using raw propolis and extracting its benefits using the oil. It sounds like you already have a finished product. They most likely extracted the propolis using alcohol or another method. I would search the product you have to see if and how it can be used for topical healing. I’ve never used extracts or tinctures so I can help with that. Thanks for watching

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Hi there. I bought my supplies on amazon. I bought “Tuparka” felting wool roving with basic kit. The natural wool roving I bought from “Komodo’s” I bought it in 2022. I think you’ll really enjoy felting. Thanks for watching.

Hi there. I used my hp office jet jet pro. I used “ plain paper best” setting. I think results may vary depending on the printer and ink used. Hope this helps and thanks for watching

Hi there. I’m sorry this didn’t offer any pain relief. Sometimes, you need to use it for a while and then stop to notice if it’s helping. However, we are all different so it might work immediately for some , and not as much for others. I know it helps a lot of people with pain relief, I’m just sorry it didn’t work for you. I hope you don’t give up on herbal remedies , there are lots of benefits. Thanks for sharing.

Hi there. I have used that method with other herbs but I’ve never tried it with the propolis. I’m guessing the resin and beeswax may not dissolve at room temperature to produce a salve. Thanks for watching.

The propolis is not water soluble. You can make tincture by infusing it in alcohol. Hope this helps.

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@@suzyrebelo Are you sure? I just looked up this product & it looks like a tincture with water instead of alcohol. So basically a tea. See: Raw Pot Propolis Extract . I found this recommended by another YT channel

Hi. I looked it up .I have no idea how they extract it using water. I’m using raw propolis, it’s a sticky resin with bits of bees wax. This is what thickens the oil into a salve. If it can be dissolved / extracted using water, then I’m not sure how it’s preserved. Sorry I can’t be more helpful. I’m not an expert on it . I’ll have to do more research

Yes. I use it in my in skin care products. Thanks for sharing and watching.

Hi there. I’m sorry but I’ve never heard of that. I’ll have to look into that.

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Thank you. I really appreciate the support. Happy New Year to you as well! 😊

Hi there. The music c is a sound bite on my iMovie program. It’s called “sprightly “ and it’s only 10 seconds long. I can see why it would be a good piece to play on the violin. Thank you for watching and happy felting.

@suzyrebelo Ok! Thank you so much!

Yes, I’ve had some messy candles. I just used the heat of the hair dryer to smooth out imperfections. I heated the area slowly and kept turning the candle until it was as smooth as I could get it. Hope this helps in making your candles.

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Oh good. It’s so great to have it on hand this way. Thanks for watching. Happy new year.

It really is a fun craft, and pretty too. I’m working on another felting project that turned out so cute. I’ll share that soon.

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So glad you tried to make this. Hope you enjoyed it as much as I do. Thanks for watching !

Thank you. It still looks great. Hope you try this too.

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That’s great. Thanks for shattering and watching. Happy new years!

That’s a great idea. Thanks for sharing

So glad you liked this. When you’re ready , you’ll see how easy these are to make. Happy flower making and thanks for watching.

@@cherylreiter2107 in the eye? Do you use a preservative or sterile container?

So glad you liked these. It’s a fun and useful craft. So many occasions and designs you can experiment with. Happy crafting and thanks for watching.

Good day. Once soap wrapped in wool is dried …then you can add more wool to create a design by needle felting. Hope this helps and thanks for watching . Happy holidays.

Grazie infinite per l informazione, seguirò il suo consiglio e il suo tutorial. Mi piacciono tantissimo ble sue saponette proverò a farle. Tantissimi auguri di buon Natale

I use many sources like the beekeepers who supply my raw propolis. My beeswax’s alchemy recipe book. Mountain rose herbs website where I buy ingredients, their UA-cam tutorials. Herbal academy is also great source of information and many others. The general rule is to gently warm the herbs without destroying their properties. I believe no more that 140 degrees Fahrenheit which is about 60 degrees Celsius for about 3 hours. I used 122 degrees for 4 hours. It worked great and I could see the change in colour and consistency. I did try a second batch and reused the propolis with new oil. I only managed to extract a bit more , judging by the colour and fluidity of the second batch. The real test was applying it to a small wound and it healed beautifully. Hope this helps and thanks for watching.

@suzyrebelo Yes . I mean, does 122 degrees not destroy a percentage of the properties of propolis scientifically and in a laboratory experiment? Does this Bizwax website contain scientific articles on these topics? Thank you

I’ve only used whole milk and 2% milk. The whole milk works best. I do add a little cream to the final product but not to make the actual cheese. Hope this helps.

Hi there. The vinegar has to be acidic enough to curdle. Homemade apple cider vinegar was not acidic enough to curdle the milk. I’ve never tried with commercial apple cider vinegar so I’m not sure about it setting or taste. Hope this helps. Thanks for watching

Hi there. It helps to use a glove to hold the tissue in place. Hold the hair dryer far enough to gently melt the wax. You’ll see the image become clearer as the wax melts. Hold the candle firmly and rotate slowly as the wax melts into the tissue. It takes a little patience and practice. Hope this helps.

Hi there. The water should be hot and cover the top so it cools down slowly. It helps create those crystals. Hope this helps

Yes. It does. Thanks for watching and happy holidays.

Thanks for watching. I appreciate the support.

I’m so glad you liked this. Thanks for watching, I appreciate the support.

Thanks for watching and happy holiday folding!

Oh great. Thanks for the tip. That’s helpful.

@ where are you located at or what state ??.!Thanks

@kathyhathaway8823 hi. I’m in Collingwood Ontario Canada. 🇨🇦

@ I thought so I love your accent. I am in NC

So glad you like this. I think it’s has amazing healing properties. I have tried reusing the propolis. The end result was a runny and light coloured salve. By observation only, it seems there was less propolis infused into the oil. I did use it by adding fresh propolis and repeating the infusion process. This isn’t scientific, just my observation. Hope this helps.

Hi there. This toner keeps for 3 months or so. I’m using commercially bought aloe and glycerin which already have preservatives in it. The vitamin e and essential oils help with other beneficial properties. My toner is cloudy, it doesn’t look separated….i think the glycerin and aloe help keep the toner emulsified …but I always shake before using it so it’s well combined. Hope this helps. It feels great on your skin.

Hi there. The ratio is 1 oz propolis to 8 oz oil. 1/2 oz vodka The salve is very soft . Its firmness depends on how much wax is in your raw propolis. My propolis was soft enough to use in a pump that is appropriate for lotions. Hope this helps. Thanks for watching.

@ did you get any condensation on the inside lid of the jar? If I use cheese cloth instead is it fine to let it infuse longer?

@ValencerShand hi there. No I didn’t get condensation. Make sure the temperature isn’t too high. I used the lid to prevent any water getting into the propolis. You can infuse it longer if you think it needs to release more of the propolis. You can tell if the colour has deepened. I would recommend you remove it from the heat and let the jar cool. It should be creamy when set. Then , if it’s not infused enough , warm it up again for another hour or so. Remove cool and it should be ready to use. Hope this helps.

@ did you use raw propolis with bits of bees in it? Or did you freeze it, blend it and separate those parts? Or did the bee keeper do that already for you? Thanks

Hi there. I ordered the propolis from local bee keeper. It came in its raw form , crumbled, and ready to use. No bits of bees in it.

Hi there. Cayenne pepper powder is what I used. “Cayenne is a specific type of chili pepper, whereas “chili pepper” can refer to any pepper in the capsicum family” Hope this salve helps. Thanks for watching.

Hi there. Porous ,yes, but also textured. Pipe cleaners work excellent at creating crystals because they both absorb the borax water and they have texture for the crystals to grab on to. Hope this helps and happy crafting.

@ thanks for the reply!!! 😀 I’ve spent the past 2 days experimenting in my kitchen… you just saved me lots more trial and error! Sincere thanks 🙏🏽

Wonderful. If you decide to spray them , do the lightest spray from a distance. If you spray too much, the crystals become dull. You don’t need to spray, they keep very well. Me be still look great after a year of sitting on display. Enjoy.

I’m so glad you liked this. I keep moving my bouquet around the house and it looks great no matter where it lands. Thanks for watching and happy flower making.