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Angelina November 9, 2018 entertaining

Thanksgiving Tablescape with Pumpkin Cake

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A Thanksgiving Tablescape in nontraditional colors. I know I shared this table earlier this Fall, but I made a few tweaks and a cake! Next week I’m sharing my traditional Thanksgiving table as part of a Thanksgiving table blog hop! It’s fun to compare and contrast the two looks.

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The cake I made was this pumpkin bundt cake (recipe here). green and white Fall table

If you remember, the table from a few weeks ago had white pumpkin cocottes on top of each place setting. I removed those, added some candles and a cake. Fall Thanksgiving table #tabledecorations #tablescapes #tabledecor #tablecenterpieces #tablesettingideas #falltablesettings #farmhousetablesettings #autumntablescapes #casualtablesettings #beautifultablesettings #uniquetablescapes #neutraltablescapes #thanksgivingtablesettings #dinnertpartytablescapes

Now you can see what green plates were hiding below – these beautiful majolica plates!

Fall table with pumpkin spice cake

Yes, we eat off of our antique and vintage china, as pictured below. I recommend not using any knives on it so they won’t scratch the dishes!

Fall table with pumpkin spice cake

I love dining by candlelight, especially in the Fall and Winter. I pulled out my new candlesticks for this table!

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Now it took me a while to find a candle that actually fit these candlesticks. These candlesticks are made in France, so of course the candles don’t come in standard US sizes. I went to lots of different stores trying to find candles that would fit. I ended up having to cut a larger candlestick to size in order to fit. Fall table with green and white

To set your Thanksgiving tablescape, you can try some new things: maybe use non traditional colors. Use your antique or vintage china. Dine by candlelight.

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Angelina October 31, 2018 Fall

A Pumpkin Festival in Switzerland

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Happy Halloween!! This past September we went to Switzerland and visited a pumpkin festival! We had been to several pumpkin festivals in Germany before – which I wrote about here in 2016 and here in 2013.

The theme for the festival was mythical creatures.

All of these statues are created from all different types of gourds and pumpkins!

It is so fun to see what they create!

In addition to pumpkin statues, they have a restaurant where they serve pumpkin everything – pumpkin soup, pumpkin bread, pumpkin rolls, pumpkin strudel, pumpkin beer, pumpkin pastries, etc.

We loved their pumpkin soup and spent a long time figuring out the recipe for it. Then we went back a few years later and they sold the recipe! Here is my German pumpkin soup recipe.

It is also a Fall and Harvest festival. I thought these dried corns were cool and funky.

Of course you can purchase various types of gourds.

And pumpkin flavored anything!

The dried things below on the cart are either dried artichokes or dried thistles. I can’t tell, but it is interesting to see how they decorate differently for Fall.

I leave you with pictures of various pumpkins and gourds! The festival we went to was located at Jucker Farm in Switzerland. For those that read regularly, I will be posting pictures and trip updates, most likely in January when I usually have my post Christmas blues. Up until January I have so many posts to share for Fall, Halloween, Thanksgiving and Christmas.

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Angelina October 23, 2018 Fall

Bountiful Fall Baskets in the Mudroom

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I love collecting vintage baskets and using them in my decor. Amber at Follow The Yellow Brick Home organized a blog hop today with the theme of how you use baskets in your Fall decor. If you are coming from Decor To Adore, welcome! She always has such beautiful decor!

While these aren’t technically baskets, these olive buckets are new to me this season and I thought they looked pretty filled with blooming mums.

I was drawn to these maroon and purple colors of the mums this year.

On the shelves, I have a vintage basket on the bottom left. I think it is technically a hat basket, but I can’t remember. I have had this since childhood and more fondly remember it being filled with my doll’s clothes. The other shelves are filled with other reminders of Fall – pumpkins both faux and velvet, and a pumpkin spice tin!

Fall baskets in the mudroom

This is one of my favorite baskets below. It usually sits on a shelf, but I brought it down to showcase these beautiful white flowers.

Yes, I confess this basket was brought down because of the photoshoot today, but you know what? I don’t care! It looks cute in the picture. It had to be put back on its shelf though as I’d otherwise trip over it in this location!

Regular readers of mine will know I just shared my Halloween mudroom earlier this month.

Next up on the Fall Baskets blog hop is My Thrift Store Addiction. I know you will enjoy what she has to share!

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Angelina October 1, 2018 Fall

2 Minute Fall Kitchen Decor Idea

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Sharing my 2 minute Fall kitchen decor idea today. I would have said one minute, but then I would be bragging *winks*.

How is it easy? I took a pretty vase I had and put baby boo pumpkins and apples in it. See? Done. Two minutes. Or one if you’re quick.

Many people like to store fruit in bowls on the counter. To make your decor pop, pick an eye catching vessel to store and display your fruit in. Here I used a brilliant green majolica urn. For Fall kitchen decor, mix in some mini pumpkins into your fruit bowl. Other seasonal fruits would look great in here too, such as pears and figs.

See, how simple was that? Below, an overall look at the main kitchen.

Yes, this is unrelated from my easy decor, but I’m excited about my new Fall wreath. It has velvet pumpkins, dried wheat and grape leaves!

If you’ve missed it, I shared my French country Fall decor home tour here.

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Angelina September 28, 2018 Fall

How to Style a Fall Table with Non-Traditional Colors and a Blog Hop!

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Today I have two exciting things: one, I’m sharing my Fall tablescape and I’m hosting and participating in a Fall tablescape blog hop as part of the “It’s a Wonderful House” blog tours! We did this series last Fall and Christmas and it was fun and successful! Tons of beautiful tablescape inspiration for you today!

So let’s get started! This year I was inspired by green and white. Perhaps it is because our Summer was full of browns here in California.

For years we didn’t really decorate for Fall because the traditional Fall colors didn’t really match the colors of our home. No offense to bright orange found in pumpkins, but it just doesn’t really go in my house.

Then in recent years these fairytale pumpkins started showing up at farm stands and markets and it opened up an opportunity to use pumpkins that were not just orange!

Not that I’m poo-pooing orange all together. Last year I decorated my table with blues and oranges. This year I went to the opposite side of the color wheel and headed to the greens.

Each place setting has a Juliska dinner plate, a green antique Majolica plate (similar), and a Staub pumpkin cocotte.

We love using these pumpkin cocottes in the Fall for soups and stews.

I actually had a dream about this table: I used my green majolica plates in a table setting. The centerpiece in my dream was TBD, but I woke up and ran with it!

For the centerpiece, I picked some olive branches from the garden. How cute are the little olives? I recommend using any sort of greenery from your garden. I was originally going to use grapevines, but they were destroyed by white flies this year. So I started eyeing the other plants in the garden and clipped a few olive tree branches.

I also found some curious pieces of squash at the local farm stand – in green and white! I dug through their big flat of odd squash to find the perfect colors.

These blue/green pumpkins are fairytale pumpkins, the variety is Jarrahdale. They came from a local farm, but in previous years I have been able to grow my own. This year we planted our own patch – 13 plants to be exact. So far only 4 pumpkins have grown, two of which were these white baby boo pumpkins here. I don’t think we watered them enough and then they got attacked by white flies.

You can look past just green and white for nontraditional Fall decorating. When you look at the color palette for Fall, it is actually a whole rainbow of colors.

There are oranges, yellows, and reds, yes that’s obvious. But look closer… the leaves still have green, as do pears and apples. There are jewel tones – look at the figs and plums. I wrote a post here about using pinks for Fall. Metallics also go very well with Fall decor! There are shades of brown from wheat and drying grasses. You can paint your own pumpkins to get the color you want – there are tons of tutorials on Pinterest. Can’t find a color you like? Velvet pumpkins come in a variety of colors too.

Look to your own garden for Fall table decor. I’m sure you can find something to bring in and use on the table! And if you want the easiest way of using non traditional colors on your Fall table, just create a floral arrangement of whatever you desire and then throw a few white pumpkins on it!

That concludes my Fall tablescape tour.

Now, next up on the “It’s a Wonderful House” Fall tours is Wanda at From House to Home. I know you will love her pale pink and grey table!

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Angelina September 26, 2018 Fall

Fall Tiered Tray

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Sharing my Fall tiered tray today! Ever since I decorated my tiered tray for late Summer decor, I have been excited to decorate it for every season.

styling a tiered tray for Fall

This time I used the Spode blue herb jars I found at Home Goods earlier this year. I filled the cinnamon one with the cinnamon sticks!

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I mixed the colors of the faux apples for this Fall tray and added some faux pumpkins. Fall tiered tray

A little demitasse is filled with a collection of demitasse spoons. I like to use this for parties – it seems people like to pick through them and choose their favorite to use! tiered tray for fall

The other side of the tray has a few more teacups and an Autumn scened candle. fall tiered tray

I love decorating the tiered tray! I just walk around the house, “shopping” for the display! If you missed my French country Fall home tour, check it out here.

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Angelina September 24, 2018 Fall

A French Country Fall Mantle

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This year for my French country Fall mantle I looked to the garden. The olive garden! No, not The Olive Garden! Although I am hungry and could go for some Olive Garden right now.

First I started with some freshly clipped olive branches as my base. I remembered I had my faux olive trees and set them up next. (Hard to tell their fake, right? Especially right next to the real thing!)

Some fairytale pumpkins found their way home with my from the pumpkin patch. I have decided I love green hues on this mantle. The girl in her green dress pops with other greens below it.

A cozy Fall throw sits in the wingback with an Aubusson pillow. It’s almost that time of the year to turn the fire on! I must admit, I can’t wait to sit here and drink some tea next to the fire!

A few other pumpkins are sprinkled below.

And here is what I see everyday! I really do enjoy the view, although most of the time we are sitting the other way to watch tv!

I hope you enjoyed my Fall mantle! If you missed my French country Fall home tour, be sure to stop by!

Also, coming this Friday is a Fall tablescape blog hop I’m arranging featuring about 10 other bloggers! I’m so excited!

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Angelina September 17, 2018 Fall

French Country Fall Home Tour

French country Fall home decor with velvet pumpkins

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Today I have for you a home tour full of French Country Fall home decor! This part of the tour is what I’m calling the frou frou French country part of the tour.

If you follow me on Instagram you know that I’ve posted this picture, which many people loved! I was a bit surprised by how many likes it received but then again, it is quite pretty. It actually was a bit of an accident, I was moving things around and had set this pink velvet pumpkin in this container temporarily… and then noticed it looked good and then voila! We have the finished product.

What I didn’t share is that this pink velvet pumpkin sitting on my new antique French piano! Ooooh-la-la! Some friends of my family were downsizing their antique collection and this was for sale… I knew I had to have it. I’d been looking for a piano for a while and this is just perfect!

I do need to get it re-tuned but it does work! I absolutely love all of the little details on the piano, look at the little carving below!

Dried roses from the garden adds a feminine touch to Fall decor.

On the other side of my frou frou French sitting room are these velvet pumpkins. Yes, that is a harp you see in the background… I suppose I should call it my little French music room! Uh oh, I am thinking I might have another Christmas tree idea.

The mini vases, which are actually candles, were from Pierre Deux (oh how I miss that store!). The middle one is a Madeleine pot that I have yet to plant anything it despite owning it for years!

I was going for simple decor in this area. Less is more with French country Fall home decor.

Heading into the living room, a vintage champagne bucket sits on the console table.

Again, I used dried roses for softness. You can spy my Fall mantel in the background… coming to you in another post!

I love the velvet pumpkins and just had fun moving them here and there around the house.

Below is a corner of the study. Love the blue drapes with the red needlepoint.

Circling back into the entry way, sunflowers shine here. I love how they pull out the gilding on the painting.

A few fairytale pumpkins sit on the shelf, matching the color of the marble.
In the hallway, a few more velvet pumpkins are perched on this frou frou French piece.

And last but not least, a look at this mini demilune in the mudroom.

Love it if you would pin away! I have a Fall Decor and Tablesetting board, a Fall Recipes Board, and a Holiday Decor and Recipes Ideas Group Board.

The pumpkins are all made by Hot Skwash. I do hope you enjoyed all of my French country Fall home decor! Check out my Fall Home Tour from last year here.

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Angelina September 14, 2018 Desserts

Pumpkin Recipe Round Up

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Today I have rounded up a few of my favorite pumpkin recipes. Most of them are desserts, but there are a few non-dessert recipes too!

Pumpkin Chocolate Chip Bread by Sally’s Baking Addiction. Seriously so good, no wonder it has over 100K pins!

One Bowl Greek Yogurt Pumpkin Bread by Running with Spoons – when I want a healthier version of pumpkin bread, I make this one.

Pumpkin Spice Macarons by yours truly, you don’t have to draw Jack-O-Lantern faces on them, this was fun for Halloween!

A copycat version of Starbucks’ Pumpkin Scones, recipe by me, oh man these are good. I need to make them this year!

Pumpkin Chocolate Chip Cookies – I have made these many times, the recipe is from Sally’s Baking Addiction as well.

Pumpkin Snickerdoodles by Cooking Classy – I could eat these all day long.

Mini Pumpkin Cakes by Marie Matthews at Rosemary and Thyme (two of my IG/blogging friends). Aren’t these soooo adorable??

Pumpkin Bundt Cake from Two Peas in Their Pod

Delicious Pumpkin Soup – recipe by me this is my absolute favorite pumpkin soup recipe!

Roasted pumpkin, caramelized onion and feta tart by Bake, Play, Smile

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Angelina August 31, 2018 Fall

Pink Fall Decor Inspiration – Friday Favorites

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I’ve gathered some Pink Fall decor inspiration today for Friday Favorites. I know decorating with orange for Fall may not be some of your favorite things, so using pink may be a great alternative for you!

Below, a beautiful white pumpkin vignette with pink and purple mums from Erin_SunnySideUp Instagram.

@Larissa_Jenkins, one of my friends on Instagram, uses blush and pink Fall decor so be sure to watch her this Fall!

Below, pink lace and white pumpkins, can’t find original image source.

Another favorite Instagrammer of mine, Venicebeachqtpie uses pumpkins and peppercorn vines.

Copper and blush from Tidbits Cami.

Maison de Pax set a beautiful copper and pink table.

Pink pumpkins by Instagram’s @showrme

Pink and gold pumpkin via Composition Lane.

Craftberry Bush created a beautiful rose gold and pink tablescape.

Beautiful velvet pumpkins via Plush Pumpkin (can also purchase there)

If you love blush and pink Fall decor, French Country Cottage has so many lovely vignettes!

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Angelina August 21, 2018 Fall

A Late Summer Early Fall Tiered Tray

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I’m so excited to be participating in a late Summer/Early Fall decorating blog hop! We are sharing how we decorate for the transition between seasons.

A big thank you to Amber at Follow the Yellow Brick Home for arranging these tours. If you are coming from Judith at Botanic Bleu (a fellow Francophile) then welcome! If you’re just joining here, then also welcome!

Today I am sharing a tiered tray in my kitchen. When I think of late Summer, I think of sunflowers. So I used faux sunflowers as a base for a pop of color. Then I started putting other pieces around them.

Apple season will be here before pumpkin season, so these mini faux green apples I thought were perfect for this transitional decor piece! The faux florals were the only thing I bought for this vignette, but I know I’ll use them again and got them for a deal at Michael’s.

Then I walked around my house and shopped my home. Do you do that? I was picking up various things that reminded me of the Fall. I dug through the cabinet and oh, what’s that, a tea cup for Thanksgiving… perfect colors for my tiered tray.

Below, an antique chicken and chick vase figurine and a handmade little snail box.

The Bavarian bear reminds me of Oktoberfest which starts in September. He is actually a little smoker. The vintage transfer ware cow creamer matches all the other china pieces.
Various other trinkets were gathered… a fig scented candle. Mini white vases. Things to “fill it up”.

Here are some decorating elements you can use to transition from Summer to Fall:

apples
sunflowers
twigs or old wood
dried flowers, such as hydrangeas
leaves that are more green in color, as it is early Fall
copper and brass accents
Fall colored throws
corn

If you want to go full on Fall, you can start putting little pumpkins in your decor, but if you are still feeling like you’re not done with Summer, I’d say to avoid the pumpkins.

If you are getting excited about Fall, check out my Fall pillow round up.

Next up is Stacey at Poofing the Pillows!

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My Thrift Store Addiction

Celebrate and Decorate

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You can see everyone in the tour either by clicking the above links or the pictures below!

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Angelina August 20, 2018 Fall

Transitioning from Summer to Fall – a Home Tour Preview

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Tomorrow I am participating in a Summer to Fall transitions home tour. Many talented bloggers are sharing their homes with how we decorate during this time of year. Amber at Follow the Yellow Brick Home has arranged this one day tour and I’m so excited.

At this time of year, it can be easy to switch to full on Fall, but sometimes it seems a little funny putting out pumpkins when it’s early/mid August and it is still 100 degrees. Here in blogland we often transition to Fall earlier than others, in order to provide inspiration to our readers before the actual season. This makes sense, right?

So we are transition from Summer to Fall, it seems many of us like to use apples to do that! Here are some preview pictures, in no particular order!

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Poofing The Pillows

White Arrows Home

summer to Fall decor

Rosemary and Thyme

summer to Fall decor

Lora B. Create and Ponder

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Art and Sand

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Common Ground summer to Fall decor

Itsy Bits and Pieces summer to Fall decor

The Tattered Pew summer to Fall decor

Thistle Key Lane

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The Painted Hinge summer to Fall decor

Botanic Bleu summer to Fall decor

Have A Daily Cup Of Mrs. Olson summer to Fall decor

Panoply summer to Fall decor

My Thrift Store Addiciton

summer to Fall decor

Petite Haus

summer to Fall decor

Follow The Yellow Brick Home

Our Southern Home

A Stroll Thru Life

Decor To Adore

Celebrate and Decorate

Beauty For Ashes

County Road 407

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Angelina August 10, 2018 Fall

Fall Pillow Round-Up

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I know it is still Summer but I’m starting to think about Fall. If you aren’t ready for Fall, skip this post and come back to it when you’re ready.

I’ve rounded up some of my favorite Fall pillows. Changing out some decorative pillows in your house is an easy way to add seasonal decor without going overboard.

Many of the pillows I’ve linked today are actually pillow cases. This is great for storage so you don’t have to store 50 extra pillows. There are these wonderful square pillow inserts, this link is to the 18×18 pillows, which are under $8. At that link there are also tons of different sizes of square pillow foam inserts for all of your pillow needs.

A few tips about pillows – if you have 18×18 pillow cases, usually a 20×20 pillow insert looks better. The down/feather inserts will make the pillow look more expensive than the foam inserts.

Now, let’s get started. Pottery Barn is a great source for seasonal pillows.

Watercolor Pumpkin Lumbar Pillow

Painted Pumpkin Watercolor Pillow Indoor/Outdoor

Pumpkin sunflower pillow

Velvet pumpkin pillow

Plaid Pillow

Pier 1 Imports has many awesome Fall and Halloween pillows!

Flower cart pillow

Beaded pumpkins pillow

Blue and orange pumpkins pillow

Pumpkin farm mini pillow

Harvest Bicycle Pillow

White truck with pumpkins

Next I found these pillow cases below on Amazon. They are all under $10! Who likes a deal, raise their hand!

Autumn throw pillow case, $1.79!

Pumpkin quad pillow case

Pair of beige and white checkered pillow cases

Black and white check

Brown Toile Pillow

Pumpkin Spice and Everything Thing Nice

Pumpkin Spice and everything nice

Fall Bicycle Romantic Autumn Pillow Case

Happy Pumpkin Spice Season Pillow Case Happy Fall Y’all Burlap Pillow Cover

Give Thanks pillow case

Four piece Fall pillow case collection At that link there is also a set of blue and white Fall pillows.

Pumpkin Spice Pillow – also many pillows here too!

Pumpkin Spice and eveyrthing nice – this link also takes you to tons of other Fall pillows!

Last but NOT least, and in fact, maybe should have been first…. Etsy Dealers! Linking to some favorite Fall pillow shops on Etsy.

Artsenias Rusticas

Arbella Bradstreet

Elliott Heath Designs.

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Angelina October 1, 2017 Fall

Neutral French Country Fall Mantle

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A Neutral French Country Fall Mantle

Sharing my Fall mantle today.

This year I stuck with the theme -inspired by the garden.

Miniature topiaries mimic those founds in gardens. A faux-owl candle appropriately perched next to the little tree.

Clippings from olive trees in the yard provide the soft and natural foliage for this mantle.

Mini white pumpkins are sprinkled along the mantel as well.

I love the color scheme of my Fall mantle this year.

White and green. Hmm. Reminds me of Christmas. Which, by the way, is just around the corner.

Although, I mentioned Christmas was around the corner, when really, it is Halloween! By the time I have posted this it is about time to post a Halloween mantle!!

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Angelina September 26, 2017 entertaining

Top 12 Best Scented Candles for Fall

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*Updated September 2019!*

The best scented candles for Fall all in one place! I absolutely love Fall and find that I start this time of year burning candles almost every single night up until Spring!
I thought I would share my favorite Fall candles with you all since I consider myself a candle connoisseur.

Nest Pumpkin Chai Candle – Notes of wild pumpkin, spicy masala chai, cardamom, ginger and cinnamon. I love this candle but it is a bit speedy.

Diptyque Feu de Bois – one of the most unique smelling candles and a favorite! This sophisticated blend of rare woods recalls the crackling of an open fire.

Diptyque Amber – I love this amber candle too! A warm and elegant procession of the woods vetiver and patchouli, enhanced with radiant aniseed, insolent spices, mysterious incense, cistus and Tonka bean.

Yankee Candle Autumn Wreath – there is a large following of Yankee Candle lovers, and with their price point and large selection of scents, it is easy to see how it is favorite. This Autumn wreath candle smells of autumn leaves and cinnamon apples.

Yankee Candle Spiced Pumpkin – a captivating scent of pumpkins baked in simmering spices of clove, nutmeg and cinnamon. I have not personally burned this one because I am not a huge spice pumpkin candle fan, but it does smell really nice if that is your jam!

Bath and Body Works Marshmallow Fireside– Like Yankee Candle, there is a large Bath and Body works following too. I love the Marshmallow Fireside candle and actually burn it until February! It smells of Toasted Marshmallow, Smoldering Woods, Fire Roasted Vanilla, and Crystallized Amber.

Bath and Body Works Leaves – another Fall favorite as it smells of Crisp Red Apple, Golden Nectar, and Warm Clove Spice.

Bath and Body Works Autumn – A nice fresh scent for fall, it smells ofRed Gala Apple, Juicy Fig, Eucalyptus Leaf, Fir Balsam.

Bath and Body Works Sweet Cinnamon Pumpkin – Now I mentioned that I don’t usually care for pumpkin spice candles themselves, however this one has a stronger scent of cinnamon and I love it. Smells like pumpkin bread, or per the website: harvest Pumpkin, Spiced Clove, Vanilla Cream, Brown Sugar

Voluspa Baltic Amber – Baltic Amber blends notes of amber resin, sandalwood, cedar and vanilla bloom. It is one of Voluspa’s top sellers, and when you burn it you’ll know why. Great candle, and it’s American made.

Voluspa Bourbon Vanilla – smells of fragrant vanilla beans. Reminiscent of baking.

Jo Malone English Oak and Redcurrant – This candle is new this year. “Heart Note: Rose, as the fragrance unfurls, this opulent floral, with its spicy, honey facets wraps the scent with sumptuous texture. Base Note: Roasted Oak, a warm and compelling woody note that gives the addictive quality of roasted oak. The forest at dawn. The juicy bite of redcurrant. The zest of green mandarin. The freshness of rose softened with white musk.” I have not personally burned it, but I have played around with the cologne in the store and thought – oh, it would be perfect as a candle!

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