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"  Shannon Cumberland started making scented candles with essential oils and botanicals in her basement as a hobby. When she lost her bike messenger job in 1997, she turned the two-year-old side gig into her new career, and today, she produces the Rosy Rings line of candles, potpourri, home sprays, reed diffusers, and more in Denver, Colorado. We&amp;#039;re particularly smitten with the wax sachets, which Cumberland created because, as she explains, &amp;quot;Only true candle addicts will burn one during the hot summer months!&amp;quot;  Forest Rosy Rings dries many of the flowers and leaves used in the candles and sachets, and the company is even experimenting with growing its own flowers. Every petal, shell, cinnamon stick, and leaf is placed by hand into the metal molds.  Cinnamon Pi\u00F1on Fragranced wax is poured on top of the botanical tableaus, then, once the wax has cooled, each sachet is buffed, strung on suede cord, wrapped in tissue, and placed in a box.  Clementine Clove Wouldn&amp;#039;t these be a lovely way to give your home a seasonal scent, without having to worry about accidentally leaving a candle burning?  Buy it! Rosy Rings wax sachets, $20 for two, rosyrings.com ----- Plus: See more state souvenirs from CL Across America \u00BB What&amp;#039;s hot? 6 unexpectedly cool measuring cups \u00BB3 candles we love for fall \u00BB16 chic and affordable area rugs \u00BBSo long silver! 3 gilded table accessories \u00BB "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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