Wax & Wool Fall Scent Collection Is Out!

Our favorite candle maker has released their fall scent collection, which has sold out in shops around the country. But, we are lucky to have a nice batch of them at our shop right now! Below is the fall scent lineup. You can shop them all in our webshop or stop in to smell them in person and pick your favorites. 

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Sweater Weather

Notes of roasting chestnuts and fresh-picked apples blend with woodsmoke and crunchy leaves for a memorable and quintessentially fall scent. 

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Spiced Cider

This new scent for 2021 is our take on a classic hot apple cider. We’ve added lots of spice and a hint of earthiness to ground this traditionally sweet scent. This isn’t your bland, overly sugary grocery store variety of candle—it’s a sophisticated Wax & Wool brand through and through!

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Evergreen State

This fresh Evergreen candle perfectly captures the scent of an old-growth forest. Rich in complex notes of cypress, pine, spruce, and sandalwood with a punch of citrus and pleasing base notes of moss and musk, this is the scent of the place we call home. Our tribute to the Evergreen State of Washington.

 

About Wax & Wool

Wax & Wool is a small, woman-owned, and operated candle studio located in the Puyallup Valley in Washington State. Founder Kjerste Whaley is a busy mother of five littles and an avid knitter and maker of things. We have her amber jar candles, which are reusable and come with a black lid. Each candle is nine ounces of pure white soy wax (never dyes), feature cotton wicks, phthalate and paraffin-free scents, and essential oils. If you follow her burning instructions, you should have 50 hours of burning time on just one candle!

Danielle Romanetti

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Danielle, owner of the fibre space shop, has been knitting since the age of six or so, when she completed her first project – a Cabbage Patch doll scarf. A Pittsburgh native with a degree in international development, she moved to the D.C. area to find a job and quickly established a career in non profit management and fundraising. For extra cash, she decided to turn her hobby into a job and taught knitting classes in the evening at area shops. With a heavy dose of sarcasm and a tough love style of teaching, Danielle quickly developed a following of students – busy D.C. professionals looking for a creative outlet. In October 2006, she struck out on her own with Knit-a-Gogo, Inc. – offering knitting classes and events all over the D.C. metro area.  Before she knew it, Knit-a-Gogo had grown out of control and Danielle moved to the next natural step – a full service yarn shop. In July 2009 fibre space was born and has been rockin’ ever since. When she isn’t behind the scenes with a mocha in hand, Danielle is hanging with her daughter or lobbying for small business needs at City Hall.

fibre space™ specializes in unique yarns and fibres from hand dyed, independent, local and U.S.-made sources for knitting, crochet & spinning. Enjoy our wide selection of classes, designer workshops, yarn tastings, movie nights & more. Join the community in our comfy lounge, and let the helpful staff at fibre space™ get you started on your next handmade creation!

www.fibrespace.com

1319 Prince Street

Alexandria, VA 22314

703.664.0344


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