I know autumn doesn't officially start until later this month, but it's been beautifully brisk here the last few days and that has me in an autumn state-of-mind.
So, of course, once my boys went back to school, I started working on some autumn-inspired projects. First up was this tarnished metal cake stand from our local thrift store. All it needed was a few coats of orange spray paint, Dollar Store pumpkins and some Scrabble letters.
This corner of my kitchen is one of my favorites. I love playing off the white/off-white palette. The ceramic cup is from World Market and is displaying a bunch of my French script candles, while the ceramic pumpkin was a Home Goods find. It's filled with scented mini pumpkins.
Another old scale in the kitchen that I dressed up for autumn.
I filled some "apothecary jars" with more mini pumpkins and potpurri, and some faux cotton branches from Hobby Lobby. I made the "jars" using glass candleholders and vases fom the Dollar Store. I used the same technique I used when I made a redneck wine glass a few years ago: simply use some E6000 glue and glue the vase to the top of the candleholder. Super easy!
My front porch is still a work in progress, but here's where I am so far. I have big plans for this piece for Halloween, but I'm trying not to get ahead of myself.
How are you decorating for autumn?
Jeanine
Cute vignette!
ReplyDeleteSo very cute! I love the scrabble tiles -- they really add charm to this!
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