On this page:
Crayon Pillar Wrappers,
Flyer
for Teacher Pillars
Votive Crayon Wrappers
Snuffer Ideas
HS
Jar Ideas
HS Jar Poems
Steve's Frequent Fires Club
Card
Business
Card Ideas
Crayon
Pillar Wrappers
Makes a great gift for
teachers!
This
idea came originally from Donna Joseph who
submitted a template on
BoB. Thanks Donna!
Crayon
Pillar Wrapper for 3x9 pillar .doc
You must have MSWord or the Word Viewer
to view and print.
Crayon
Pillar Wrapper for 3x9 Pillar .pdf
You must have Acrobat or the Acrobat viewer to view and print.
Crayon
Pillar Wrapper 2x6 pillar.jpg
I
want to thank Johnnie (GoCrazie on BoB) for coming up with the
great idea for the 2x6 wrapper. Thanks Johnnie!
Crayon
Pillar Wrapper for 3x7
.doc (best)
format
.pdf (Adobe) format
.jpg format
Flyer for Teacher Crayon
Pillars
Pass around at shows or use
as a mailer!
Thanks Lisa for the idea!
.jpg format
HTML format
Here's
a new one from Laurie Ayers -
Votive Wrappers!
First 2 from left to right
printed on color paper.
Next 2 were printed on
Decals paper, which is clear.
These have #1 Friend on the
label.
Print then cut paper in half
horizontally, then trim each one as needed.
.pdf (Adobe) format
NEW FILE
ADDED 2005:
November 19, 2005
NEW
.doc
file you can edit to customize! You must have MS Word to
edit the file. Open this file in your browser by clicking on
the link. Next, "save as"
to your computer. Now you can edit the file to suit your needs.
*** IMPORTANT! Please READ!! If
you open any Microsoft files and you get a pop-up window asking for a password, just click
cancel and the document will continue to load
or close. You can then save it to your hard drive.
This pop up window that occurs for some MS files is a security feature
for docs that are not "read only".
Please remember that Tealited Tidbits will
never require a password to access files.
~Thanks!
Jackie (tealited). ***
Nov. 22, 2004
#1 Teacher Votive Wrappers submitted by Jamie A. Thank you Jamie!
.doc (Word) format
.pdf (Adobe) format
Tip: If your guests are
older or don't have children, offer to make a
wrapper for "#1 Daughter, #1 Son, #1
Mail Carrier, etc.!
New for 2001!
4-16-01 Submitted by Gidget Rae
Votive
wrappers for 50th Anniversary, Baby shower, birthday, and more!
Note: These are all .doc files
50th Anniversary
Baby
Shower
Birthday
Bridal
Shower
Graduate
Wedding
Snuffer Ideas!
At all my shows, when I'm talking
about the snuffers, I always throw out this hint:
If
you love the snuffer plate that comes with the
Enchantment Snuffer,
but
your decor is more brass color than silver,
go
ahead and purchase the brass snuffer, then go to your
local home improvement store
(I
use Home Depot) and purchase a
door pull plate.
It's the
piece that goes behind drawer
pulls. This is the one I found at Home
Depot and it was only .88! This
will help protect your furniture if you happen to
get wax or black "candle dust" on your snuffer
and don't have time to clean
it up right then.
One
thing though - to protect your brass finish on the
snuffer, be sure
and clean it first chance you get!
Here are the
pics:
2
1/2" diameter. Yes, there is a hole
in the center for a screw, but you'll
never see it once your snuffer
is in place.
Look
at next pic:
My customers love this suggestion.
Try
it! Maybe your snuffer sales will increase! I never sold
any until I
came up with this idea!
Snuffer & Crystal Heart
Submitted
by Anessa
The crystal heart
makes a great
snuffer
holder when
you're not burning tealights in it!
Another
item to add to their order! Update: Sorry - The Crystal Heart was
retired in 2000. I would suggest using the Purple Passion Votive Holder from
2002:
Snuffer & Frosted Lotus Blossom!
Submitted
by Judy Boswell
Judy uses a Frosted Lotus Blossom as a
snuffer
holder and she says the Chatham
fits perfectly!
Great Idea! As you can
see, I just had to try it. Fits perfectly! And so does the Chrome Snuffer!
HOME SCENTIMENTSTM
JAR FUN
Pop off
the plastic seal from the lid of
the jars
and fill to personalize or add
decorations for the season or holiday.
Some examples:
Chocolate Jar:
Fill lid with
chocolate chips, carob
chips, or candy kisses
Carrot Cake Jar:
Fill lid with
cinnamon sticks, walnuts,
or nutmeg
Lemon Souffle:
Fill lid with
dried lemons, or lemon
drop candy
Coconut Cream Jar:
Fill lid with
shredded coconut,
or a pretty yellow silk flower
Apple Strudel Jar:
Fill lid with
dried apple slices,
almonds, or spices like cinnamon
Plum Pudding Jar:
Fill lid with a
purple silk
flower, whole cloves, or spices
For the holidays,
fill lids with
floral pics to fit the
holiday!
For birthdays and anniversary's,
fill the lid with
confetti.
As a gift to a friend:
Put your
favorite recipe in
the lid to go with the jar's "flavor".
Maybe a
Lemon Souffle recipe for the Lemon jar,
etc. After all,
these candles do make you hungry for
the real thing!
WHEN THE JAR CANDLE IS EMPTY:
Wash and dry thoroughly, then fill with
"Friendship
Bean Soup".
or
Write down helpful
household hints on small pieces of
paper and place in jar along with 1tealight
and some matches. Be sure
and give the other 11 tealights as part of
the gift.
Instead of household hints, you could
write down special
memories of that person to share
with them.
I recently held a Bridal Shower Candle
Party and for
the Bride-to-be, I passed a jar with slips
of paper and a
tealight inside. Each guest was asked
to write down a helpful marriage tip or their
well wishes for the soon to be
married couple. I added curling ribbon around the jar in the
colors of the brides wedding party.
I attached
a card that read:
A Jar of ScentimentsTM
From your
family and friends Because
you're so special! The bride-to-be just loved it!
I have written
some poems to go with the Home
ScentimentsTM Jar Candles. View
and print poems
A great idea
from Steve Tucky!
Make up your own "Frequent Fires
Club" cards and
hand out to customers.
For every
$10.00 they purchase, punch
their card. After the card is all
punched up,
they can
turn it in to you for a dozen tealights (or
whatever you choose to give)!
Here's a sample of Steve's card:
Two
other great "tidbits" from Steve Tucky:
**If you make your own business
cards, use clear packing tape to
cover the cards and voila!
You have an inexpensive
laminated card!
**Speaking of business cards, if
you make your own: We can't use the PL name on our
cards, but
instead of just putting Independent Candle Consultant, put Independent
Candle/Design Consultant. This lets folks
know
we do more than sell candles, we
offer solutions and suggestions to beautify
their home.