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[Mominohio]

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@SHOPR wrote:

Let us know how you like them when you get them, @lucymo. 

I wonder if they are ever going to bring back the rustic 360s, which are the ones I have and love (see below).  They also have new Country candles with a good price for the set, but no pics yet.  Reminder to self: I don't need any more pillars! Ha Ha

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@SHOPR

I really like these. To me, these transcend all decor styles. I'm not a fan of the plain smooth pillar candle. Kind of cold and flat to me. I do like the scroll versions, but the come off as a bit fussy and elegant (I have a number of them, so that isn't an insult, just an observation).

I like the country one shown on this thread, and the 'grungy' ones that look like they are dusted with cinnamon (suits a portion of my primitive decor). But these, add some texture and visual without labeling themselves as any of the above (not country, primitive, modern and sleek, or overly elegant.) They are probably, in my mind, the most versatile of the candles. I can see them in so many types of home styling.

I didn't get any of these, but would like to.

[SHOPR]

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@Mominohio wrote:

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@SHOPR wrote:

Let us know how you like them when you get them, @lucymo. 

I wonder if they are ever going to bring back the rustic 360s, which are the ones I have and love (see below).  They also have new Country candles with a good price for the set, but no pics yet.  Reminder to self: I don't need any more pillars! Ha Ha

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@SHOPR

I really like these. To me, these transcend all decor styles. I'm not a fan of the plain smooth pillar candle. Kind of cold and flat to me. I do like the scroll versions, but the come off as a bit fussy and elegant (I have a number of them, so that isn't an insult, just an observation).

I like the country one shown on this thread, and the 'grungy' ones that look like they are dusted with cinnamon (suits a portion of my primitive decor). But these, add some texture and visual without labeling themselves as any of the above (not country, primitive, modern and sleek, or overly elegant.) They are probably, in my mind, the most versatile of the candles. I can see them in so many types of home styling.

I didn't get any of these, but would like to.

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I agree.  You say in words what I am thinking but can't put into words most of the time. 

Except for those who just prefer the sleeker smooth look or who prefer a white as opposed to ivory candle, these are a very good option.  Maybe they will return.  the dripped wax candles look great, too, IMO.  Who am I kidding? I like most of the styles I've seen. 

[RedHeadedWench]

Oh I like the drippies!

[Pecky]

I've never heard of the 360 is there much difference? 

[KingstonsMom]

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@SHOPR wrote:

Let us know how you like them when you get them, @lucymo. 

I wonder if they are ever going to bring back the rustic 360s, which are the ones I have and love (see below).  They also have new Country candles with a good price for the set, but no pics yet.  Reminder to self: I don't need any more pillars! Ha Ha

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@SHOPR

I have those too (#H203265)  and these are described as being a rustic country look. I'm hoping they're these 'cause I just ordered the cranberry!

[GCR18]

I like these candles, but the colors are awful.

[SHOPR]

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@KingstonsMom wrote:

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@SHOPR wrote:

Let us know how you like them when you get them, @lucymo. 

I wonder if they are ever going to bring back the rustic 360s, which are the ones I have and love (see below).  They also have new Country candles with a good price for the set, but no pics yet.  Reminder to self: I don't need any more pillars! Ha Ha

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@SHOPR

I have those too (#H203265)  and these are described as being a rustic country look. I'm hoping they're these 'cause I just ordered the cranberry!

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@KingstonsMom, Nobody knows for sure until QVC gets around to posting the photos, but, I think their new country candles are likely to look like the one below.  If they were the 360 degree scalloped top ones, like H203265, I think it would say so in the description, but it doesn't.  Hope this helps. 

Here is a Luminara country candle in red, sold elsewhere, so this would be my guess:

[mallemo]

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@Pecky wrote:

I've never heard of the 360 is there much difference? 

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The difference is that the regular Luminara has the high back and you can't see the flame from all sides. With the 360's it's more flat across the top and you can see the flame from all sides.

[Pecky]

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@SHOPR wrote:

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@KingstonsMom wrote:

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@SHOPR wrote:

Let us know how you like them when you get them, @lucymo. 

I wonder if they are ever going to bring back the rustic 360s, which are the ones I have and love (see below).  They also have new Country candles with a good price for the set, but no pics yet.  Reminder to self: I don't need any more pillars! Ha Ha

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@SHOPR

I have those too (#H203265)  and these are described as being a rustic country look. I'm hoping they're these 'cause I just ordered the cranberry!

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@KingstonsMom, Nobody knows for sure until QVC gets around to posting the photos, but, I think their new country candles are likely to look like the one below.  If they were the 360 degree scalloped top ones, like H203265, I think it would say so in the description, but it doesn't.  Hope this helps. 

Here is a Luminara country candle in red, sold elsewhere, so this would be my guess:

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I know I keep checking back to see a picture of it but still not there.  I want to see what shade of purple it is.  

[KingstonsMom]

@SHOPR

You're absolutely right! I emailed CS to request the pic be added and it's now there.

They are the ones that are in your pic.