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  1. 11th November 2013, 03:55 AM #1
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    Default Table centre candle holders

    I had seen some tea light holders similar to these except they used the contrasting wood down the centre. I felt that they could do without this piece and make it appear as though there is nothing holding the two sides together.
    Having three sisters i made one for each for Christmas(this is not all they will get)

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dalboy View Post
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    The value of the gift is in the feeling with which it is made and given. I would reckon that one of those each would be quite sufficient.
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    Very niphphty and classy pieces!!!
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    I agree, they look better without the strip down the centre.
    Nice design, and a great gift.
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    Thank you all these where just done in between waiting for paint to dry, seems like all my project are coming to an end as I have just finished a Car Rocker as well.

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