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Try Colored Flame Candles or Make Your Own

February 6, 2011 by SandraW

Color flame candlesKick things up a notch on Valentine’s Day (or any other day) with colored flame candles!

These  color flame tea light candles are available at Parties 4 Kids. Apparently they’re smokeless and non-toxic. The downside is that they only last an hour.

Color flame lamps If you want something that lasts a little longer, I found these color changing lamps at Faerie Flames. They come in red, green, orange, pink and lilac. They last about four hours and they can be refilled.

Finally, if you want to make your own colored candles, check out this how to make colored fire video. It tells you exactly which chemicals to use in order to get a yellow, green, blue, purple or red flame.

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Free Cowl Crochet Pattern – Stiles Cowl

I recently discovered the Stiles Cowl pattern on Crochet.com, and I must say, it’s quickly become one of my favorites! The design is both stylish and practical, perfect for adding a cozy layer during those chilly days.

What I love about this pattern is its versatility; it can be dressed up or down, making it suitable for various occasions. I appreciate that the instructions are clear and easy to follow, which is essential for a smooth crafting experience. I haven’t made it yet, but I can already envision how delightful it will be to wear. The texture looks rich and inviting, and I’m excited to see how the yarn choice will impact the final look.

If you’re looking for a project that combines ease with elegance, I highly recommend checking out the Stiles Cowl pattern. It’s definitely on my list for this season! You can find it here.

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