To welcome in October, I am offering one of these pumpkin beeswax candles to the lucky winner.
These are handmade by a farm just a few miles from our homestead.
Beeswax candles burn clean, actually helping to purify the air and they smell wonderful.
To enter, please just leave a comment about what special plans you have for this glorious month and I will draw a number at random on Sunday evening at 6:00 pm EST.
Warm wishes,
Tonya
We LOVE beeswax candles! We'd love to enter. Our autumn tradition is to go to the park and catch falling leaves. It's an old family tradition... with each leaf you catch, you can make a wish for the coming year. I just love to watch my kids trying with all their might to get just one wish!
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Donni from Fairyfolk
Hmm. For this month I am planning on finishing up a prayer shawl i am crocheting. I am working on some handmade gifts for Christmas. And working on some aprons I started over the summer. Kind of taking it easy as both my knees have really been bothering me the past week or so.
ReplyDeleteI have way too many projects to list but I would love to work on some Christmas presents that I have planned. Thanks for doing the give away!
ReplyDeleteI love beeswax candles! This month we plan to do a few harvest festivals, tons of autumn crafts, and catching up on work! Thanks for the sweet giveaway!
ReplyDeleteThat's a beautiful beeswax candle - what a gorgeous mold they've used. October here is spring - so we are decorating the house with light and pretty, and starting to work on Christmas decorations and presents. And making some Halloween decorations - a bit incongruous, the orange and black, with the pink and pale green :-)
ReplyDeleteThere's lots of things left that I'd like to get done this month, including apple picking and walks in the woods to collect leaves and other bits of God's wonderful creation. But the best thing we are doing is happening tomorrow. We are going to a local nature center's "Open House Tour" where the highlights will be seeing 100+ handmade gnome and fairy houses set along a 1/2 mile stroll through the woods. There will also be a "meet and greet" with Tracy Kane, the award winning author of the Fairy House Series books. We are so looking forward to this.
ReplyDeleteThe pumpkin beeswax candle is so cute. Thank you for the chance to win one.
~~Anne
diligntmom@gmail.com
The candle is beautiful! Our plans for this month include going to a pumpin patch, checking out a hiking trail near us, working on Christmas gifts, working some in the garden... the list goes on.
ReplyDeleteThis month we celebrate both of our boy's birthdays, as well as our anniversary. This is really our month of full celebration for the year. It is a month that brings we tremendous joy, and gets us prepared for a season of joy and fun.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful giveaway, nothing better that beeswax :)
This is wonderful reading about all of your plans this month. Wow, Anne, the fairy house walk sounds amazing. Heather, what a busy but joyful month! It is so nice to read of other's traditions to think over and contemplate adding to our family's.
ReplyDeleteThank you!
I love reading about what people are doing during the fall. It's my favorite season so we'll be doing some pumpkin carving, walking through leaves, drinking cider and snuggling on the couch. We went apple picking last month and it was really fun.
ReplyDeleteI live out of state from my mom and family.I am planning a quick visit home this month. We are going to Letchworth State Park to ck out the leaves changing color, just hanging around home
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Our family (2 parents, 13 children) spends October/November preparing for a homegrown, made-from-scratch Thanksgiving. We press our own cider each year along with making the usual breads, cakes, apple butter and pies. This year, however, we are making ketchup, feta cheese and root beer. I'm not quite sure how to incorporate ketchup and feta cheese into a traditional Thanksgiving except to just go untraditional!
ReplyDeletewe are planning a visit to a pumpkin patch! complete with hayrides and a corn maze!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great candle. So perfect for this season. We've got plans to head to a WVU football game...Go eeers! We're working on some house projects and we'll take time for a trip to the pumpkin patch for sure. Soup, cider and fires around our fire pit are a certainty!
ReplyDeletebeautiful candle, We are celebrating fall by bringing in the rest of the squash, picking apples, making pies for the freezer, applesauce. Enjoying my favorite time of year.
ReplyDeleteoh that is too cute!
ReplyDeleteOur family is going to enjoy the season change by having a october bakeoff!
ReplyDeleteCarla
cpullum(at)yahoo(dot)com
Special plans for this month? Well...I'm not really supposed to say anything yet but...we're signing on our first home tomorrow! I'd say that's about as special as this month is going to get. We'll start working on it, cleaning and fixing it up this weekend. Nothing is more exciting!
ReplyDeleteLove your cute little candle :)
I live in Florida so everything stays green in October, we get a few nights of cool air but there is a warm spell that is suppose to last a few weeks. I bought two pumpkins around Sept 20th, got home and the kids ask why I bought pumpkins. I said for Halloween. I thought it was the end of October, not Sept. With no real seasons it is hard to tell. We all got a good chuckle and Carved the pumpkins anyway.
ReplyDeleteThis month is homecoming month. My daughter is a cheerleader and President of her class so we are eating and breathing everything homecoming.
I know I missed the deadline but I still wanted to post a comment as I love beeswax.