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The Best Fall and Winter Candle Fragrances

July 15, 2011 by SandraW

Now is a good time to stock up on autumn and winter candle fragrance oils if you make candles, because they’ll start selling soon.

It’s also a good time to get a jump start on your holiday candle shopping! You’re more likely to grab your favorite scents if you purchase them ahead of time.

Baking Candle Scents

Baking scents are popular during the colder fall/winter months because they’re comforting and bring memories of past family gatherings.

Think pumpkin pie, apple pie, pecan pie, gingerbread, cinnamon rolls, banana nut bread, chocolate fudge and sugar cookies.

Winter Holiday Candle Scents

Winter scents that are popular include cranberry, frankincense and myrrh, peppermint, cloves, firewood, sugar plum, bayberry and pine. Actually, any sort of evergreen tree smell combined with berries seems to add a festive mood to a home.

If you’re not a seasonal sort of person or you’d like to stick with a couple candle fragrances year round, you can’t go wrong with vanilla or lavender.

Michigan Autumn Photo by Burnsey111

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DIY Purse with Cricut Maker: A Fun and Easy Sewing Project

If you’re looking for a fun and stylish DIY project to add to your sewing repertoire, this DIY purse with Cricut Maker tutorial is just what you need! A Little Craft in Your Day walks you through the steps to create a beautiful, functional purse that’s perfect for everyday use.

What makes this project stand out is the Cricut Maker’s ability to cut precise fabric pieces, making the entire sewing process easier and more efficient. No more struggling with cutting patterns by hand! The Cricut Maker does all the heavy lifting for you, ensuring perfect shapes and clean edges, which is ideal for beginner and advanced sewists alike.

This tutorial covers everything you need to know, from selecting your fabric to putting together the final product. Plus, you’ll love the stylish design—it’s not only practical but also chic, making it a great addition to any outfit.

The beauty of using the Cricut Maker is the versatility it offers when it comes to fabric choices and customization. Whether you want a trendy pattern or a simple, classic look, the possibilities are endless with the Cricut Maker!

So, if you’ve been wanting to create a purse with a professional finish, this easy-to-follow DIY tutorial is a must-try!

Click here for the full tutorial and start making your very own custom purse today!

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