Make a Haunted Pumpkin Fairy Garden

What a great Halloween project 

Tutorial- Heirloom Pumpkins

Pumpkin Patch

Before I show you the picture of these amazing pumpkins I want to introduce to this blog and the artist. 

The blog is called So Much Better With Age and the Artist is Jamie Lundstrom. She is adorable and extremely talented. I am going to show you her wonderful pumpkins and if you want to know how how to make them please follow her click here

A Denim Pumpkin

Hello

I love things that are different and here is one that is different!

This idea came from one of my favorite blogs

betweennapsontheporch.net

How to Upscale a Fabulous Fall Wreath

Time to get out your old wreaths. What do you find? You wonderful wreath has missing flowers, fruits and ribbons.

That is exactly what happens to me every time, because the glue loosens over time. Plus the wreath could use a little sprucing up.

Well, let's take a look at what I have done.

Granite Stitch Men's Scarf

15 Great Pumpkins with no skill needed!

Let's all

 it up!! 

Fall is upon us finally--the leaves haven't turned but there is a nip in the air

and the days are getting shorter.

As usual I am looking for projects that require heart more than talent & look what I came up with!!!

How to Stencil a Fabulous Fall Leaf Mug

This project I found on Pinterest. It is on the blog Hands Occupied. I will put the link up after the post.

Alisa Burke Fall Fiber Placemat

I love this idea.

How to warm up your house.

Time is slipping away. Time never stops that is not what it is suppose to do. It is time to think about shutting the windows and turning on the heat but before we close Mother Nature out let's take a moment and look at our house. Beach chic is in but it time to leave the beach and pay attention to our house.

 Crochet or knit a blanket

I love Fall

There is nothing that compares to fall. The days are warm and the nights are cool, great sleeping weather.It is a time of wealth for sounds, colors and smells. The sounds of crumble leaves under our feet, the colors of the leaves, burnt orange, fire red, sunflower yellow and a plethora of every shade of browns against a sky of white billowing  clouds.

 

It almost overwhelms our senses. Suddenly the cool crisp air is full of the smells of burning wood, wet leaves, pumpkins, and apples. We enter into a world of beauty every where we look. You say that you aren't ready to surrender summer. The sun, fun, and recreational sports but there is a change in air. The first preseason football game is scheduled, there is talk of the World Series, You notice all of the Halloween, Fall, and Thanksgiving decorations are in the stores. Bombarding you with thoughts of decorating.

Decorating season is here. We need to decorate everything that doesn't move. Get out the accent light, wreaths and baking dishes. Baking, it is harvest time, time to make Zucchini Bread, can those peaches, and core those apples. 

Back to decorating. God will take care of the countryside. You need to pay your attention to the house and yourself. 

Let's Have a Non Traditional Fall

Fall is associated with the colors of burnt orange, brown and sunflower yellow, but what if you want to do other colors. Here are a few samples of how to liven up your décor with non traditional colors.

Paint your acorns turquoise. It certainly is eye catching.

It's Almost Fall

It is sort of cold here in Ohio today. Thinking that it's almost fall and I love Fall. Fall has perfect weather, warm during the day and cool at night. Perfect sleeping weather. I must admit that I would never decorate with the colors orange and brown (the colors of the Brown-Go Browns). But... here are some ideas.



 

 

Isn't this great. I want to do a pumpkin tree. Even the planter has a scarecrow on it.

 To see more of this tree go to Country Creations by Denise.

Just follow the link: http://countrycreationsbydenise.blogspot.com/2011/09/new-autumn-thanksgiving-tree.html?m=1



Crafty Weekend Continues

I found a bunch of pine cones so I decided to make a wreath