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Re-Purposed Candles

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Posted by kudzukween (My Page) on
Fri, Aug 14, 09 at 21:38

I saw this on a lady's blog, and they were so easy to make and what an excellent idea! I used the 3 pillars the puppies nibbled on, and made 2 types of candles today. One is Romantic, one is grungy. Check it out.
kudzu

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You gave me my laugh for the day!! No, not the candles, they are really cute & I love the new batch of sunflowers you made. But your puppy training is a hoot!!! Thanks for making my day!! Jan

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Thanks for the great idea for the pillar candles! Those dang things take forever to burn up and it just seems a shame to throw them out. Such a shame that I have been known to pick them out of the garbage when I see them there. lol! I got a big charge out of your puppie story too. They sure looked repentent in their crate after you took the aluminum foil roll away from them. And I can never get enough of your "fairies!"

  
 

 

 


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