Earth-Tone, Boho Wedding Sealing Wax Sticks for Wax Seal Stamp - Ideal for Invitations, Envelopes, Craft Projects, and Gifts - Pack of 8 Review

Terracotta color as pictured. With the die I used I was able to get an average of 25-30 punches per share. You definitely need to keep the temperature low. Several times my glue gun went on high power rendering it unusable. If you put the stamp on ice before pressing, be sure to wipe it with a towel to remove water droplets. You can play about 3 times in a row before having to freeze again. Will definitely buy again

These crayons are awesome! The pink is more of a nude shade than the lavender shade shown in the product photos, but I still liked it. I have mass produced my wax seals for wedding invitations and have already made 133 wax seals using 8 out of 12 chopsticks (I even threw away a few because I didn't like the seal). You get a lot from each stick. The best method I've found was this: lay out the parchment paper, use a regular-sized hot glue gun to insert the wax sticks, and "squeeze" the glue gun…

I used these with a regular sized Gorilla Glue Gun (not mini) to seal Christmas cards - I sealed 50 cards and used about half the sticks (and made this with an excess and some test seals) -- there was no mess with my glue gun (no leaks, good melt viscosity at low temp), stick size was perfect, color was perfect (exactly as pictured, nice bright brick red/terracotta color ). The wax feels like crayons, but I have no problem with that - it's just a little different than some of the small wax…