Showing posts with label tealight. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tealight. Show all posts

Saturday, April 3, 2010

Newest Saturday Blog shoppers, Romance is in the Air-I'm the Featured Seller this Week!

Well, it's that time again folks.  The Great Saturday Blog Shoppers Event.  And this week I have the honor of being the "Featured Shop".  Although I haven't gotten any sales yet from it, it's been lots of fun, seeing what everyone posts and has for sale in their shops.  If you haven't heard of it or had a chance to check it out yet, click on the Saturday Blog Shoppers button to the right and it will take you to a great list of blogs with shops on Etsy.  They have some great items.
For this week I've decided it's time for a little romance.  Looking for that perfect little thing to set a romantic mood in your life?  Want a sweet little romantic gift for that someone special in your life?  Then check out this set of 3 great little Blue Tealight Candle Holders.  Don't you just love candles?  I do and have them all over my house. These are made of art glass, slumped over a stainless steel cup in my kiln.  They include the tealight candles, so they're ready to go right from the package.  I love my glass and enjoy making things that other people enjoy, so if these aren't right for you, be sure to check out the rest of my Stained Glass, Mosaics and Fused Glass items for your home and garden at KayzKreationz.  I'm sure you'll find something you just can't live without.  And if you find something you think someone else will just love, feel free to let them know or even tweet about it.  Thanks for looking.

Friday, December 12, 2008

So, has the Moon grown? Candle holders if that's still not enough light for you.

Blue tealight candle holders If the full moon tonight looks unusually large, it is not your imagination – it is the biggest and brightest full moon to be seen for 15 years.
Each month the Moon makes a full orbit around the Earth in a slightly oval-shaped path, and tonight it will swing by the Earth at its closest distance, or perigee. It will pass by 356,613km (221,595 miles) away, which is about 28,000km closer than average.
The unusual feature of tonight is that the perigee also coincides with a full moon, which will make it appear 14 per cent bigger and some 30 per cent brighter than most full moons this year – so long as the clouds hold off from blocking the view.
The next closest encounter with a full moon this large will not be until November 14, 2016.

Cool, huh. But if that bigger, bright full moon doesn't give you enough light, check out these candle holders that will add some romantic light to your life. They're at http://kayzkreationz.etsy.com/