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paint pen to decorate the glass holders can turn these decorations into gifts that each guest can take home to enjoy throughout the season.

• Choose scents that can last all season. Pine fragrances as well as cinnamon and spice and plum pudding fragrances provide a warm feeling all winter long.

• Try different colors this season. Along with the traditional red and green, spark decorations with silver and blue. Or for something really different, add a touch of purple to give your decorations a regal feel.

• If you can’t have a real tree in your house, use a collection of pine scented candles to give your entire home the fragrance of a fresh-cut tree — without all those needle's.

• Candles don’t need to stay indoors even during the winter months. Decorative luminaries with votive candles make a welcoming addition to a walkway or front door.

• When guests stay the night, put a candle and matches

See CANDLE, Page 25

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