"You Me Infinity Hearts Candle Holder Scroll Saw Pattern.

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This small candle holder should make a nice Valentines Day gift. The infinity hearts need to be as smooth as you can cut them. Errors cutting the curves will stand out. Just take your time and remember sand paper is your friend. Sand away any mistakes.

The brass candle dish I used in this project is actually a sliding door finger pull sold at hardware stores. They are available at Home Depot for under $1. A reader sent these to me a few years ago and I am just now using them. They work good for this type of project. I apologize that I con't remember her name to give her credit. 

You can cut a hole in the base to install the brass dish or you can cut the wooden ring in the pattern and install the dish in it. The brass finger pulls have barbs on the edges to grab the wood and keep them from coming out. 

I glued the wood ring to the base then installed the brass dish.

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