It was an unexpected phone call
from the head of our Formal Committee
.
She wanted to know if I made
Floating Candles.
Hmmm...
I initially said "No, I don't make those."
But she kept talking.
So I wondered if I could make these
fun little candles.
The problem is...
She wants hers to burn for
five hours.
Mine don't.
I got three hours
at the most.
So, I won't be selling her
Floating Candles.
I am not going to be the
one that ruins my sons'
Formal by making candles
that burn out too soon.
However, it was fun to play!
9 comments:
They're so pretty! And three hours is still a good burning time for a small candle like that, isn't it?
Five hours for a banquet? That seems looonggg....three hours would be long. Wedding receptions aren't even 5 hours....
Congrats on your floaters and fun! See you tonight!
They look nice, even if they don't burn long enough for her purposes.
Three hours does seem like a long burn time for floating candles, doesn't it? Is she going to find any floaters that burn that long? (I guess I've never given any thought to how long a floating candle burns...the things you pros have to figure out that would never occur to the rest of us...)
I agree. Five hours is too long. I would think they would just have to remain lit through the dinner hour.......
Jerri
Yours are very pretty ... 3's enough for me, too.
Happy St. Patrick's Day ~
Have a lovely weekend.
TTFN ~ Hugs, Marydon
Pretty little things floating on the water. Why not just add some more during the event as the others fade out? Too much? Oh well, I hope that you enjoy them.
They sure do look pretty...I never times my candles...smile...
Your blog header had special meaning for me today I will email you...Blessings, Jill
Five hours is a long time for a small candle to burn.
Wow! I love those! 3 hours seems good to me!
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