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Day 3 Front Porches Decked Out For A Fabulous Fall

Decorating· Design· DIY· Garden

Day 3 Front Porches Decked Out For A Fabulous Fall

This post is full of inspiring ideas on how to decorate outdoors. Day 3 Front Porches Decked Out For A Fabulous Fall. Day 3 Front Porches Decked Out For A Fabulous Fall Someday I hope to have a nice lovely porch area. With a few stairs that lead up to the entryway. I think the key to creating a successful front entryway for fall is bounty. You decorate with the notion of “When you think you have enough, add one more.”   Mums The Word Mums really say “Fall” to me. I ... View the Post

10.03.12

cabin bedroom

Decorating· Design· DIY· History

Day 2 Cabin Style

Welcome to Day 2 of 31 Days of Décor To Adore. I imagine that most of my regular readers (aka Adorable People) thought I would kick off this series with a form of French style. That style will be coming,  but given that it is fall and my thoughts have turned to cozy and comfortable nesting I could think of nothing better than Day 2 Cabin Style. Now as rustic and charming as you might think this image of a tin-roofed cabin propped up on cinder blocks, with a protruding rusted stovepipe ... View the Post

10.02.12

Fall Fairyland Forest

Craft· Decorating· DIY· Holiday

Fall Fairyland Forest

There is nothing like capturing a bit of autumnal bliss under glass. Let's create a Fall Fairyland Forest. Fall Fairyland Forest Last Christmas I, along with 8000 other bloggers, created a bit of holiday happiness in a glass container. I chose a gumball jar for my creation.   I wondered if I could create something similar for autumn. Then I thought “Yes! Now I know what to do with those leftover plastic deer and bottle brush trees!” But the trees needed to be in autumnal colors ... View the Post

09.26.12

Along Came A Spider

Craft· Decorating· DIY

Along Came A Spider

Hello friends! Thank you so very much for your kind comments about yesterday’s fantle” ~ faux fall mantle. As promised here is the easy peasy tutorial on how to create your own spooktacular web. I hope you enjoy Along Came A Spider Along Came A Spider I opened my boxes of fall décor on Saturday and was once again reminded that all of our holiday décor was in traditional harvest colors.  I was ready for something new but had no budget. So I spent the weekend painting, primping and ... View the Post

09.25.12

How Do You Like My Fantel? A Faux Fall Mantel

Craft· Decorating· DIY· Holiday

How Do You Like My Fantel? A Faux Fall Mantel

Hello friends! Every holiday I see gorgeous mantles done up for the season and it makes me long for a fireplace. But honestly, we don’t really need one here in Phoenix. But I did create something similar. How Do You Like My Fantel? A Faux Fall Mantel. A few weeks ago I came across a lovely image of a shelf decorated for fall and I read a phrase that was new to me ~ “fantel” a faux mantel. Where have I been? This word concoction has been in use for over a year! I liked it so much I thought ... View the Post

09.24.12

Painted Provençal Buffet

DIY· Projects

Painted Provençal Buffet

I loved how so many of you spied just one little corner of my thrift store buffet without me even mentioning it in last week’s kitchen cabinet post. You clambered to see more. This post covers a Painted Provençal Buffet. Last week's sneak peek. Painted Provençal Buffet I found the dark and dated server at the thrift store. It needed to be lightened up since my kitchen is so dark.   I currently have orange-toned cabinets which I have not been shy about saying that they are not my ... View the Post

09.21.12

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