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Figure A--Crawford gathers about a dozen similarly sized ears of colorful fall corn and attaches them to a candle using a hot-glue gun.

Figure B--She ties some twine around the display and surrounds the base with some fall leaves. This autumn corn candle adds a nice touch to the fall dinner table.

Figure C--Using a glass bucket that is styled to resemble an old apple bucket, Crawford demonstrates another way to jazz up a candle. She fills the bucket with apples, squeezes in a candle and creates another fall lighting idea.

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Figure D--An old picture index inspired Crawford to create a unique wreath design using autumn elements. After removing the cardboard backing and glass, she attaches autumn favorites such as bittersweet and dried sunflowers to the index.

Figure E--She wraps the index with rustic twine and finally adds some autumn leaves to create an understated yet beautiful wreath.

Figure F--Crawford gathers miniature pumpkins and gourds to make hanging lanterns, another fall-flavored lighting technique. After cleaning out the gourds and pumpkins, she attaches a piece of copper wire for a handle.

Figure G

Figure G--She uses a Phillips-head screwdriver to punch holes in the gourds, and adds a small tea candle for a hanging lantern that shines great inside or outside.