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3/10/2010
Wednesday morning
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It was back in the early seventies, when I was living in the
commune in upstate New York. To pass the time during the long, cold
winters, and maybe make a little money besides, wed gotten into crafts
making. You know, macrame plant holders, batiked skirts, tie-dyed
t-shirts, handmade candles, and the like; the typical sixties-style crap
that gave the term cottage industry its bad name. No, we didnt make
any money from it, but none of us wanted to get real jobs. |
| We were looking for some help on locating the best towns (or craft
shops) in the New England & New York area for purchasing handmade
candles. We are especially interested in ornate (non gaudy) candles
made by local craftsmen/women. Nothing prefab/manufactured. Any help
would be greatly appreciated. Please post a reply if you have any
suggestions. It would be greatly appreciated!!! |
| Yessir, absolutely, did you want to see our incense, weve quite
a selection of aromas to choose from, or were you more in the market for a
nice set of handmade potholders--I mean, uh-- |
| Handmade Scented Candles, an excellent choice for the holiday season.
Dropship,
small quantities okay,
Excellent choice for;
craft shows, candle parties, fundraising, retail stores. |
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If you enjoy the light and scent produced by a quality handmade candle
then, you owe it to yourself to at least look at what we have cooked up in
the last few days. When spring comes around we enjoy brightly colored and
scented candles burning at night to relax after a hard days work. |
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