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Feb
5
Using aluminum foil and a die cutting machine, crafty scrappy happy dressed up a simple store-bought candle for Valentine’s Day. Click through for the tutorial.
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By Heidi Gustad
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This candle looks very simple and nice.
It could be a best gift to give someone special