Thursday, September 16, 2010
Fall Decorating Ideas
Sunday, October 5, 2008
It's All About Acorns



I love to bake. More than I do cooking. Which doesn't say much because I don't like to cook. But I REALLY like to bake. When I saw this ADORABLE mold, My insides clenched and I squealed with delight! No, really! I did!! How cute would these little acorn muffins look in a decorated basket on your kitchen table? These would be gobbled up faster than you can say "Happy Fall".

Another inexpensive way to add some color and season to your home is by embellishing something you already have, such as dish towels. These are the cutest things. These little button embellishments may be little, but they welcome fall in a big way!
This is my favorite idea! I saw this and knew that I was going to make it! I have plenty of acorns and ribbon and moss! I am so excited to make this one. Another idea I had was to make mini wreaths and hang them on the backs of my dining chairs. My children are very excited to make those ones. This is a decoration that can easily be carried all the way through Thanksgiving and into the Christmas season! How very versatile is that? And for mere pennies you can create this cute piece. All you need is some cardboard, acorns, moss, and ribbon. Oh, and your trusty Hot Glue Gun!
Speaking of which, I am interested to know. Does anybody out there name their hot glue gun? Nutty question, I know. But I don't think I could survive without mine and so I thought it would be appropriate if she were named (yes, she). Her name is Olivia, and I adore her! :-) She is pink too!
So tell me, have you named yours yet?
(photos: BHG, Country Living)
Friday, September 26, 2008
The Colors of Fall

Mini Pumpkin Wreath
Place this painted faux-pumpkin wreath on a table for a ready-made autumn centerpiece.


Crow Sign
Personalize this hand-painted wooden sign with your family's initial, then hang it on your front door.

Burnt Orange Rug
Woven accent rugs are a budget-friendly way to add a touch of color and texture to your kitchen.
(all context and photos from Country Living)









