Good thinking! Also, in case you're ever wondering what to do with all those candle scraps? You can do this with ones you cut, or ones that burn right down the middle and waste tons of candle. Just get a candle warmer and an empty jar or glass and throw the scraps in, then heat it up and re-pour your own candles. You can buy wicks at any craft store, plus little glass containers and voila. No more wasted candle scraps!
Oh you are too funny. I stopped by from "The American Homemakers" blog after reading your comment about ripping up books. Adding you to my blog list because I can use all the laughs I can gather. Blessings to you! I think "Sanctuary Arts" works best. Smart move.
You have no idea how often this happens to me! In fact, I purchased 3 candle holders and have been freaking out because I cannot find 3 candles in the same "family" in varying heights. You've solved my problem! Thanks
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Lol...It looks great! That was a very smart thing to do. : )
ReplyDeleteyou crack me up!!!
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I guess you are not just a pretty face...are you?????
ReplyDeleteGood Job! You smartie!
ReplyDeleteYou are one smart girl!
ReplyDeleteThis is what I like about you...you're resourceful and have no fear!
ReplyDeleteYou clever girl you! That is so cool.
ReplyDeleteLOL I feel so dumb now.... never thought to do that! You are brilliant... :) and quite handy with power tools... :)
ReplyDeleteLuLu
So smart! I love it!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea!!! I'm going to the same!!! Hugs, Vanessa
ReplyDeleteWell aren't you clever! I'll have to remember that should I ever need a shorter candle! :)
ReplyDeletePerfect!
ReplyDeleteWow, I'm having a V-8 moment! genius.
ReplyDeleteGiggle! Clever!
ReplyDeleteGood thinking! Also, in case you're ever wondering what to do with all those candle scraps? You can do this with ones you cut, or ones that burn right down the middle and waste tons of candle. Just get a candle warmer and an empty jar or glass and throw the scraps in, then heat it up and re-pour your own candles. You can buy wicks at any craft store, plus little glass containers and voila. No more wasted candle scraps!
ReplyDeleteyou are so handy!
ReplyDeleteBrilliant! laurie
ReplyDeleteOh you are too funny. I stopped by from "The American Homemakers" blog after reading your comment about ripping up books. Adding you to my blog list because I can use all the laughs I can gather. Blessings to you! I think "Sanctuary Arts" works best. Smart move.
ReplyDeleteYou have no idea how often this happens to me! In fact, I purchased 3 candle holders and have been freaking out because I cannot find 3 candles in the same "family" in varying heights. You've solved my problem! Thanks
ReplyDeleteGenious! Happy Friday, hope you have a wonderful weekend~
ReplyDeleteWow, what a simple solution. I can't believe it never occurred to me to do that!
ReplyDelete~Heather
Smartie pants!
ReplyDeleteperfect! and clever!
ReplyDeleteHa, Ha, that's a good one.
ReplyDeleteHave a great day!
Darlene
I've done that! Though it's usually cutting off the messed up melted top to make the candle look fresh ;-)
ReplyDeleteOh, that made me laugh! Perfect!
ReplyDeleteHope you're feeling much better~ :)
LOL! I love it!
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Ha ha! that's a good one! Love it! I'm gonna remember that one next time I need a shorter candle! What a great idea. :)
ReplyDeleteSmart lady!
ReplyDeleteAwesome idea! Now if only I could figure out a way to make a short candle taller. ;)
ReplyDeleteYou're a genius! :)
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