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Lena and Quenten
My contribution to the crafty-nessMonday, November 10, 2008
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5 comments:
Wow that's really interesting. Did it smell nice? This holiday would probably kill your sister (KB) with her allergy to citrus. Hehe.
Wow... really pretty!! We used to do this at Christmas...
yeah it smelled really good. although cutting the right sized holes for the tealights was hard.
Curses to St. Martin.
i ate a really tasty orange today actually. i think i am rather fond of St. Martin- i'm just not really sure how oranges are connected to him? I think Lena just found this craft in the newspaper though
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