New Items from Jamie Clair Candles - Fall 2011

Dear Friends,

I have recently been looking at all of the new items being offered by Jamie Clare Candles.  They now have some really nice looking candles in their Fine Fragrance Collection.  Here is an example of one of them:

I do have these candles in stock now and will have them on the site this week.  They have fragrances like:

• Bamboo
• Clementine Ginger
• Jasmine Tea
• Lemongrass (like the one pictured)
• Lily of the Valley
• Platinum
• Rosemary
• Sandalwood

These 12 ounce candles are priced at $18.00.

This next item is just right for Halloween.  It is a Plug in Fragrance Warmer.  You can use wax tarts, wax melts or fragrance oils with these cute little warmers.  I have them in now too and will be putting them on the site this week also.

These Plug in Fragrance Warmers are priced at $8.00.

I also went ahead and ordered some of the Christmas Plug in Fragrance Warmers.  They look like this:

I also have wax melts in these fragrances:

• Apples & Spice
• Bead of Roses
• Cherry Blossom
• Christmas Day
• Cool Citrus Basil
• Evergreen
• Fresh Linen
• Hot Apple Pie
• Island Breeze
• Pumpkin Spice
• Snickerdoodle
• Vanilla Passion

These 4 ounce wax melts are priced at $5.00.

All of these new products should be appearing on the DogwoodSquare website very soon.

Until next time...

Della

Natural Soy Candles - The Right Thing to Do!

Dear Friends,

I have been carrying soy and soy blend candles now for several years. I like the whole idea of candles made of wax produced from soy beans. Why, well there are many reasons. Soy wax burns cleaner (no soot), it washes off with soap and water if it gets on something, the candles made of it last longer, it holds fragrance better, and best of all it is "green".

I consider myself to be a patriotic person. The thoughts of using, selling and promoting soy wax candles really appeals to my patriotic nature. This wax is made from soybeans which are grown in the USA by American farmers. Regular candles made of petroleum based wax is made from oil and I bet that oil doesn't come from America. And in this down economy, helping Americans and especially American farmers just seems like the right thing to do.

Another thing I like is finding candles made by "the little guy or gal". Those small, family-owned shops who have their own formulas and hand pour their own candles. I have found that these kinds of candles are unique in shape, fragrance, container or some other way which just sets them apart from the "big company" type of candles. Again, buying candles from them makes me feel like I'm helping them out. And again, it's just the right thing to do!

I have gone out and found several of these small shops who sell wonderful, lovingly created, hand-poured, soy candles in so many fragrance it blows my mind. I have put a bit about each company on my Soy Candles Page with links to other pages which gives all their fragrance descriptions and where you can purchase them.

I am sure you will love these new candles just as I do. The picture above gives you a representation of one of these soy candles. It is an 8 oz. Cracklin' Wooden Wick Candle. This one is Candy Corn and is scented with candy corn fragrance a warm vanilla candy with top notes of butter with a hint of almond. These candles are just like the other company's famous candles, except they are hand made and don't cost as much.

I hope you will help me support these small shops by buying one or more of their candles.

It's just the right thing to do!

Until next time...


Della