For me, witches rule on Halloween. You know… “double, double, toil and trouble”. I found a witch hat cutout at a local craft store and had to have it. Paint, tape, ribbon, hanger, done! This witch’s hat door decoration is just that easy. It’s like magic! Continue reading
As I was preparing to make a diy fall wreath, I remembered my mom and her friends from a ladies club making fall wreaths with pinecones and pecans. At the time it seemed like a huge production. I thought they were crazy, which I guess was a normal reaction for a ten-year old, but all the wreaths turned out beautifully. The wreath my mom made was placed in the middle of our square coffee table, with a large glass hurricane and a candle in the center.
It was perfect! After all these years, I wanted to make one too or something like it. Here’s a list of supplies you will need to make your own DIY Fall Wreath. Continue reading
Fall is a busy time of year, so there’s no need to stress over decorating when you’re in a rush. Today I have some simple pumpkin vignettes that are easy to create. All you need is a sweet pumpkin or two.
Every year I change things up a bit, experimenting with different fall looks using pumpkins. These are some of my favorite pumpkin vignettes. Continue reading
Hello friends, I’m back this week to help you get ready for fall. Maybe I should say, get ready to transition into fall since the hot temperatures seem to be never-ending. If you’re like me and not in full pumpkin mode yet, then I have some decorating ideas to get you started.
September is almost here and it’s time to gather your fall decor. To help you get started I have a free fall printable just for you. This talented squirrel is gathering acorns three at a time.
The vignette on my kitchen counter began by placing the squirrel print on a cutting board and securing it with cotton string. It’s a simple alternative to using a clip board. Then I added white dishes, a wreath and a mixture of flowers from the garden and the grocery store.
Ironing may not be my favorite household chore but it’s somewhere on my top five list. I think of ironing as a repetitive activity requiring little concentration, therefore I can watch a movie while ironing and be completely engrossed. Win-win!
My old ironing board cover was looking worn and a little stained, but the bigger problem was the pad underneath. After a few years of use, the foam pad was deteriorating. I decided to make a new cover with fabric that I had on hand and reused parts from the old cover. Continue reading