From what I'm hearing, Goccos are going out of production. I was looking at the 11 model (the one with registration) but don't want to spend all the money and then not be able to get supplies. Are there similar systems out there?

sure! we haven't started this round yet, but (if i end up organizing) i will post a link to the signups here! so keep checking ur "replies to your posts"

Thank you! I sent you a PM as well since I wasn't quite sure if I was too late or not. I saw the last one of these and want to get in on one so badly. I love to cook and bake, I have a mad recipe collection and love crafting.

Would there still be time to sign up? I saw the last one and would love to do this swap.

I'm coming into this a bit late but I have made that Vogue pattern and it is great and the next one I make is going to be heavily modified to be a lot more like Frank's (my whole reason for making it also). There is also a Hot Patterns pattern for a similar jacket http://www.hotpatternsstore.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Store_Code=HP&Product_Code=vhp_bbj&Category_Code=ja Good luck!

I have been having trouble with honey mixing in very well in my lip balm. I am using beeswax, sweet almond oil and honey and once I get to the end of my batch, I have mainly honey left over. Is there a particular temp that I should heat these up to or another trick to get it to mix better? Thanks in advance.

You might want to check the company's website for cleaning tips. With mine I know that acetone works, so I've used nail polish remover with acetone before.

Thanks. I will try that. 

That is beautiful. I love the lacing on the side.

Beautiful journal. I am sure your swap partner is thrilled!

I have read through this whole board and am still trying to figure this one out.

I have the remains of my first attempt (total failure mainly because I didn't measure exactly and thought I was better than the directions - ha!) Now I have sticky goop stuck in my molds in two cavities that are at the present time, unusable. Is there something I can soak the mold in or some way to empty out those cavities and be able to use my mold again? Thank you!

I have not used it before, but could it be the doming resin she is using. Someone else on here mentioned that you can get it at Rio Grande.

That particular one looks beveled, so she may have used a mold for that part. Put in resin, let it set, brush a little onto the picture and put it on top (carefully so air doesn't get trapped), then put down the tile. Someone somewhere in this forum had mentioned something about creating doming effect with embossing powder, so that may also be something to look into. But um, if you're using resin, what's the point of using scrabble tiles (instead of more resin)?