Its official, I have finally gone full on fall! I really had no choice since the leaves are raining down in the slightest breeze now, lol. I have added bits of fall here and there all around our little corner of the south.
First up, we welcome you with this almost vintage vignette.
Wonder Hubby and I made the candy corn and pumpkin years ago (so they are vintage or darn close by now!). I spruced them up a bit with some new paint this year.
I added them to pots of mums and sweet potato vine as well as around the little wheelbarrow I picked up back in the summer (gosh I love this thing!). Let's head inside.
I took a departure from the heavy on pumpkin and scarecrow almost Halloween approach of last year to a more simple, all fall look for the mantel.
The centerpiece of the mantel is a Longerberger basket filled with fall foliage and gourds. I added old books a small trunk and iron candlesticks with fall colored candles to surround. Lastly I added the bean filled candles, LOVE THESE!
Still loving the autumn blocks I made last year.
I love the ambiance with the candles lit....it is so pretty at night.
Next fluffed a bit and added a little spooky to my kitchen window ledge.
I made the ghosts and blocks last year and blogged about them here. Joining them are pumpkins the kids carved several years back. These are my favorite fall items. I love putting them out every year, I can still see the concentration on their faces when they were working on them. I think BDJ was 16 and Mini was 9.
Hope you are enjoying fall and your own fluffing! Thanks for stopping in.
Shanee I love pumpkins you have a new follower from Chile
ReplyDeleteShanee, what cute fall decor! Love all of the wonderful things that you and your family have made...those are the best! There's nothing like those sentimental pieces!
ReplyDeleteI love your outdoor fall 'vignette'! So cute!!
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I think it all looks fabulous, and I honed in like google earth on that wheelbarrow right away. I love it! Your mantel is beautiful. I have worked and worked on mine this year but am not wholly pleased. That's why you haven't seen it blogged abroad. Ha!
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