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1. Bloody Pillar Candle

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If you like fall candles that get into the spooky spirit of Halloween, these are perfect for you. Just drip red wax on top and let it run down the sides. Easy, right?

2. Popcorn

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Isn't it adorable how the popcorn holds the candle in the holder? I love this, don't you?

3. Acorns and Twigs

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Take advantage of all that nature that falls on the ground during the fall and use it to fill your candle holders.

4. Fallen Leaves

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Use silk leaves to create the illusion of freshly fallen ones, then tie them on a with a bit of burlap and string.

5. Coffee Bean Centerpiece

Think about how great those coffee beans will smell when the candles heat up. What a great idea!

6. Spooky Spiders

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Some black lace and spooky spider and web stickers are all you need to create this masterpiece.

7. Pumpkin Candles

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Hollow out some tiny pumpkins and use them to display your favorite candles. This is great for your dining room table.

8. For the Kids

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What kid wouldn't love these on the front step for Halloween? And it's the perfect way to reuse old jars.

9. Lace Covered Candles

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Black lace gives these candles just the right touch of spookiness.

10. Fallen Branches

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Now is the time of year to trim your trees, but don't throw out all the branches. Use them to create these wonderful candle holders.

11. Cinnamon Sticks and Twine

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Use hot glue to get these cinnamon sticks on the candle, then add the twine for cuteness. Paired with the tiny pumpkins, this is such a perfect display.

12. Just Some Black Decals

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Find the decals at a crafts store, then stick them to colored candle holders for these little masterpieces.

13. A Simple Berry

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It's the color of these leaves and berries that makes them so absolutely wonderful for fall.

14. Wine Glasses

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Flip your wineglasses over and they become perfect candle holders. You can find them at the dollar store if you don't want to use your own.

15. Candy Corn Candle

I'm not sure I'd be able to part with enough candy corns to make these. I'd just want to eat them.

16. Try Beans and Lentils

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If you like the popcorn idea, add some beans and lentils for color. This is really cute and super easy too!

17. Log with Votives

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Here's another great way to use one of those branches you trimmed off your trees. I made one and I get tons of compliments on it when people come over.

18. Backyard Twigs

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Obviously you'd want to put these twigs on flameless candles, but the effect is really cool, don't you think?

19. Mason Jar Mummies

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I can't get over how cute these are. All you need is gauze and some shaky eyes to make them.

20. Indian Corn Decorations

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What a fun way to use up the Indian corn you decided to grow in your garden this year.

21. Perfect Centerpiece

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This beauty would look great on your backyard table or in your living room.

22. Tiny Pinecones

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Any fall candle display will look that much more festive by scattering some little pinecones around.

23. A Little Tag

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This little tag is so whimsical and adorable. What do you think?

24. All in a Row

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A row of the same size and similar colors makes this candle display perfect for your mantle.

What do you love most about fall candles? Do you go for the scented or not? I love the colors, but prefer the plain ones. How will you decorate your fall candles this year?