September 2011  |  Volume 4, Issue 6

Dear Candle Lovers:

Now that school buses are part of our every day commute and school supply sales have cleared the shelves, stores are now decorating for Halloween.  It is now time for us to begin thinking of the Fall!  Leaves will begin falling; colors will be changing; and stores will begin decorating for all the holidays – Halloween, Thanksgiving, and Christmas.

It is time to think of lighting those windows, decorations, and dinner tables for the many feasts to come.  Think of all the festivities in which a candle is an excellent symbol for a host to receive for holding such an important family celebration. 

In this newsletter, you will find our Halloween candle on sale as well as some ideas on how to decorate for the centerpiece for that special costume party.

Enjoy the special colors and scents that Fall has to offer – don’t forget to add your own scents with candles!!

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 Grim Reaper Holding Tea Light Candle Lantern

 Halloween Decorations

Now is the time to order your Halloween decorations! You really want to make sure that you have just the right decorations to make Halloween so Scary for your visitors.

The Grim Reaper Holding Tealight Candle Lantern will give your guests the fright of their lives when they encounter this ghostly guardian! Hooded Grim Reaper grins maliciously in the eerie light of his candle lantern.

There is a hole on back for hanging.  Sorry but you will have to order the tea light candles separately. The grim reaper is 11" x 3" x 16" high; lantern: 3" square x 5" high.

Normal price is $59.95     Sale price is $53.95

Take a look at the many ideas at http://www.tm2group.com

To receive an additional 10% discount on your purchase

during August, use the code ________.

CROCKPOT RECIPE OF THE MONTH

Bacon Cheese Dip

To get this month's recipe go to:  http://www.tm2group.com/recipes-baconcheesedip

Halloween Centerpiece

It's easy to transform any home into a haunted manor; here, a towering glittered pumpkin centerpiece, gothic silver candlesticks, and black candles shrouded in "spiderwebs" do the trick.

These synthetic pumpkins of varying sizes glisten with a spectral sheen thanks to coats of paint and ultrafine opaque black, silver, and charcoal (a mixture of black and silver) glitter. They are arranged on a tiered cake stand; layers of 'Dusty Miller' foliage and a slew of artificial spiders evoke a ghostly garden.

Tools and Materials

• Synthetic pumpkins of assorted sizes, themedecor.com
• Ultrafine black and silver glitter
• Tiered cake stands
• Black paint
• Paintbrush
• Tacky glue
• Bowl
• Tray or plate
• Artificial spiders (optional)
• 'Dusty Miller' foliage (optional)

How to Make the Glittered Pumpkins

To decorate the pumpkins, first paint them black, then apply tacky glue to half of each pumpkin using a paintbrush. Hold pumpkin over a bowl filled with glitter. Spoon glitter over glued surface, making certain the glitter falls into all the crevices and sockets, and any excess lands back in the bowl. Place on a plate or tray and let dry for at least 1 hour. Tap or brush off any excess glitter. Repeat gluing and glittering on uncoated surface of each pumpkin until completely covered, and touch up other areas as needed.

Source:  marthastewart.com

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