Kate Spade looks for Fall....
Wednesday, September 19, 2012
Saturday, September 15, 2012
Raffle Giveaway!:Cheers Bar Towels
Enter in our first raffle giveaway to celebrate our 1 year anniversary! Entry starts September 17, 2012 and ends October 19, 2012. Log in on the right hand side of the blog to enter. Other ways to enter are to tweet about this giveaway and comment on future posts. The winner will receive 2 Cheers Bar Towels which are featured below. The towels are from Pottery Barn's Halloween collection and are no longer available on Pottery Barn. Pottery Barn sold out of the towels last year and this year. The towels are made of %100 cotton. Add these spooky towels to your Halloween party decor!
Check out the towels amongst Candy Castle Dreams' Halloween Debut 2011 at the very bottom of this blog.
Friday, September 14, 2012
Tracy Reese Fall 2012 Collection
Tracy Reese created these nail colors with Sally Hansen for the Fall/Winter 2012 collection. "Scarab" is a shimmery teal blue and "copperhead" a metallic copper. These colors have real silver in them giving them a 3D effect. The nail collection will come out this Fall in an unnamed collection.
Love the rich colors of the clothing. The color pops on the models.
Saturday, September 8, 2012
Friday, September 7, 2012
Back 2 School
Now that Labor day has passed it's time to put away the suitcases. How sad!
No more FREE spirit. Time to set the clock real early...
...because it's Back to School!
Monday, September 3, 2012
Saturday, September 1, 2012
Fall Wreaths
Fall wreaths are usually hung between early September through Thanksgiving. Fall wreaths are also known as autumn or Thanksgiving wreaths. Fall wreaths often have a fall leaf theme with orange and red, rust colored leaves. Fall wreaths may have a Halloween theme as well. Greeks and Romans used wreaths as Trophies. Greeks and Romans wore wreaths around the head or neck by Victors (Winners) at celebrations and afterwards hung the wreaths as trophies. The wreath was also said to bring good luck. The round shape or circular pattern symbolizes no beginning or end much like a wedding ring symbolizing the flow of the years.
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