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My craft room is my garage which is both wonderful and horrible at the same time lol! The horrible side is that it has a ton of other things in it and keeps accumulating more. Worst part is when other people just stick things in there randomly and then heap starts to build. But the good out weighs the bad for me. First, it's a double car garage so there is lots of space. The previous owner of the house built shelves everywhere and of all sort of sizes. He also built a massive work table right in front of a huge window but also added more lighting directly above the work table. Things can look very different in different lights and I appreciate also having the natural light in there. The guy that built this had outlets installed at both ends of the work table. Brilliant! Two things that I added, one: thick modular mats on the concrete. Makes a world of a difference for comfort. Then secondly, I have a utility/laundry sink. I also have two freezers and a frige which I use to chill molds, wax chunks, etc.

Anything cinnamon and pumpkin related!

I have to agree, this is an incredibly creative use of mason jars with smelly lids! Kudos to you!

Would not have guessed you were "super new to crochet". Awesome work!

Fantastic melts! They make me hungry.

Hello all, I am hoping someone here would be able to help me with this. Years ago on the old Peak Candle Supplies forum, Candletech, someone posted a link to these beautiful blooming candles. When they burned, the sides of the pillars bent down in a manner that a flower would bloom. The website was called something like Amazing Blooming Candles. For the life of me, I can't find this website. Google has not been my friend today and I was unable to find any threads in the archives of the old forum. Please, if anyone is familiar with these candles and has a link to the site, it would be so very appreciated! Thank you in advance!