I decided to experiment with adding images to a candle. I am very pleased with how the first one came out!!!!!
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- Titine
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- I am a 32 year old stay at home mom to 2 wonderful sons (ages 10 & 8) and 1 beautiful daughter (age 3). My hobbies are scrapbooking, cardmaking, paper crafting, gardening and being outdoors!
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Looking for a great Craft Store in Rochester NY?
Check out Utopia Stamps and Craft on West Henrietta Rd. Jen always has the hard to find stamps and paper that I'm looking for!
Looking for a great Craft Store in Buffalo NY?
Check out Buffalo Stamps on Sheridan Dr. They have an amazing selection of, well, everything!
Best place to buy bags from! GT Bag Company.
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