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Vanilla Candles To Make Your House Smell Homey

July 29, 2015 by Shellie Wilson

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Vanilla is a timeless fragrance that has been a staple in the world of scents for centuries. Its warm and comforting aroma is often associated with home, baking, and the comfort of a mother’s embrace. The mere mention of Vanilla can evoke memories of childhood, the holidays, and special occasions. With this DIY candle project, you can infuse your home with the sweet and inviting scent of Vanilla while also adding a touch of rustic charm.

These candles are poured into recycled crockery, giving them a unique and handmade look that is perfect for any cozy home. Not only will they fill your space with the soothing aroma of Vanilla, but they will also add a touch of vintage charm to your decor. Plus, using recycled crockery helps reduce waste and gives new life to old items.

Whether you’re having a quiet night in or hosting a dinner party, these Vanilla candles are sure to set the mood and make your guests feel right at home. The warm and inviting fragrance will fill the room and transport your guests to memories of happy times spent with loved ones. So go ahead, light one of these candles, and bask in the warm glow of its Vanilla-scented ambiance. 

The full tutorial can be found here.

 

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This free embroidery pattern lets you stitch a picturesque meadow filled with wildflowers, including the delicate Queen Anne’s Lace flower. As you embroider, you’ll feel the gentle breeze moving through the blossoms, creating a serene and charming scene. Such a beautiful design and perfect for the Wildflower craze taking place at the moment. 

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