Mia Bella candle distributors can generate more business by handing out drop cards.  Drop cards are like business cards, but usually with a cool gimmick to get people to take some kind of action. 

Here’s a neat idea for keeping your home candle party calendar booked.  Just order some custom drop cards printed with your contact information and party incentive on the back.  You can even include your photo.  You’ll get them within just a few days of ordering.  Then hand them out to your friends, co-workers, church members, housekeeper, hair dresser, store clerks and more.

See a sample Mia Bella candle party drop card layout and more ideas for using drop cards.

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Making candles is easier than ever when you use all natural, eco-friendly wax.  Click here to earn how to make candles right in your kitchen.

Making your own candles is fun and now it’s super easy with the new all natural vegetable waxes that make clean up easy with only warm water and soap.  No scraping wax out of containers or off of spoons.  And the best part is, there’s really no majorly expensive equipment to buy.  In fact, you probably have most of it already.

I love being able to make my own candles in any fragrance, color and shape that I want.   

Click here to learn how to make candles right in your own kitchen.

Stop wasting money on expensive gourmet scented candles that line someone else’s greedy pockets.  Learn to easily make your own highly scented candles for at least 810% less than the price of Mia Bella candles.  For every one of their candles, you can make eight of your own and in the fragrances you like.

I found an ebook called “How To Make Your Own Gourmet Scented Candles” .  I say it’s time to cut out the middle man and make your own.

Of course, the distributors are all abuzz about the release, but so far no mass advertisements have been seen for the new Bella Beauty line.  I’m not so sure they know how to advertise a unreleased product. 

Networking marketing is a hard nut to crack.  Some distributors get supreme guidance from their sponsors and end up being quite successful while others flounder.

The floundering can now get help with their online marketing efforts simply by giving away free cool stuff in exchange for mailing list signups.

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This is an easy to make candle project for Valentine’s Day.  Make these votive roses for your friends, daughters, cousins, mother, grandmother, co-workers, babysitter, teachers, hair dresser, boss, and more. 

Our Victorian Rose scented votives are perfect for this project, but you can make them with virtually any of our nearly 100 highly scented gourmet candles.

Valentines Day is Saturday, February 14th.  So get started now!

Download the project sheet for these beautiful roses.

Materials:

• 1 long rectangular tray.  (wood, metal, glass, ceramic)
• Assorted color coordinated votives. 
• Snug fitting glass votive holders if you plan on burning the candles.
• Assorted “stuff” for decorating around the tray.  Dried leaves, cinnamon sticks, beads, flat river stones, glass baubles, pine cones, Christmas ornaments, acorns, trinkets, broken jewelry, fancy buttons, fake jewels and crystals, marbles, etc. 

Instructions:

Place the candles in votive holders if you plan on lighting them. Line them up on the tray and decorated with your stuff. That’s as McGyver as it gets!

This quick an easy project is very addictive. Soon you’ll be scouting store shelves and thrift stores for fun trays and even plates. Switch out the colored candles and the stuff to make holiday themes. It’s a great little project for the kids, too. Give them a bag or box so each child can collect their own stuff.

Shop for Mia Bella™ Scented Candles to make this easy project.

Holiday Scented Candle Project

Materials:

• Table runner, table cloth, or placemat (solid or non-busy patterns work best)
• 2 large apples
• 2 scented votive candles
• Assorted pine cones
• Fake snow
• Pine boughs (left over from trimming the bottom of the Christmas tree)
• Assorted Christmas picks
• Holiday wired-edge ribbon or a string of golden beads
• Optional decorative mittens
• 2 squares of scrap cardboard about 4″x4″ to glue to bottom of apples
• Glue gun
• Paring knife
• Small spoon

Instructions:

This is a free-form arrangement placed right on top and in the center of a table runner or table cloth.  It’s easy to do, but requires a little bit of assembly.

Pull any stems off the apples.  Next, you’ll need to hollow out the center of the apple to make a receptacle for the votive.  To do that, take a scented votive candle and place it on top and centered on the apple.  Using a pen, trace the candle’s circumference onto the apple. 

Stand the votive on a flat surface and stand the knife blade next to it.  Mark the candle’s height on the blade so you’ll know how deeply to cut into the apple.  Carefully insert the paring knife vertically into the apple on the traced line.  Push the knife into the apple up to the marking on the blade.  Remove the knife, rotate the apple a little and insert the knife again about 1/8″ from the first cut.  Keep doing this until you’ve gone completely around the traced circle.  Now scoop out the center of the circle.  You might want slash several X’s with the knife in the center of the circle to section up the core for easier removal.

Then insert the candle into the hollowed out apple.  If the hole’s not big enough, scrape out a little more.

To keep the apples from rolling off the table, hot glue their bottoms to a cardboard square.

Set the assembled apples on the table and arrange the pine boughs around them.  Now would be a good time to loosely weave the wired-edged ribbon or beads throughout the branches.  Insert the assorted Christmas picks into the branches.  Trim with pine cones and sprinkle the fake snow.

Light the candles, but make sure none of the decorations or pine boughs are near the flame.

Suggested Mia Bella scented candles: 

Angel Wings, Antique Lace & Linen, Apple Berry Cobbler, Apple Cinnamon, Bayberry, Christmas Essence, Christmas Pine, Cinnamon, Country Spice, Eucalyptus, French Vanilla, Fresh Apple, Gingerbread, Holiday Cookies, Holiday Memories, Hollyberry, Hollybery Balsam, Home For The Holidays, Hot Apple Pine, Mountain Pine, Mulberry Spice, Mulled Cider, Night Before Christmas, Norwegian Wood, Oranges and Clove, Peppermint Truffle, Snowberry Pine, Spice Shoppe, Spiced Cranberry, or Tahitian Spiced Vanilla.

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