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Oct
31
Here’s a truly sustainable jack-o-lantern: one that’s made from recycled materials, PLUS one that can be used year after year. You’ll find this silly pumpkin face, which is made from an antique sap bucket and holds a tealight candle, on sale at Uncommon Goods, a prime place to find — um — uncommonly good gifts.
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