Fall
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Hand made Perfect Fall Pillow sleeves
Pillows are the perfect touch to any room. They quickly can turn your home into a relaxing and inviting area and add some beauty to your space as well. Bring out your creative side and have some fun with how you arrange your pillows and use them to complement the rest of the room. With these fall pillow sleeves your home will be festive and your couch will pop with the bright orange. You can use the same pillow form and save space on storing pillows. Using the same pillow form just changing out the sleeve of the pillow for each holiday, month or event of your liking. Here are…
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DIY Fall Pumpkin Harvest and polka dot painted birch logs
This has to be one of my all time favorite crafts that I have made to date. It is a classy statement piece. Pair the large pumpkin with a smaller birch log pumpkin and these Harvest pumpkins can be displayed from September through November. Perfect for Halloween, Fall and Thanksgiving. First gather your round birch bases – Luckily we scored these from an awesome neighbor who had a lot sitting by the side of her house. She was kind enough to part with them! Each log is cut into a 4″ thick slab. The dimensions around the flat surface of the log are approx. 12″ to 14″. So you can…
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Easy Fall pumpkin bead board decoration
I had a few scrap pieces of bead board hanging around my house. With our annual Halloween party coming up, I was trying to come up with ideas of what I could use this extra bead board for. I knew it would be easy to cut a large pumpkin shape out of the bead board. This was how the idea for an easy fall pumpkin bead board decoration was born. To make your own Fall Pumpkin decoration you will need: Scrap piece of bead board Tree limb cut to size Fabric Jute Ribbons Hot Glue Jig saw Sander First you will want to draw a template for your pumpkin size and…
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Striped Round Wood Halloween Wreath
With our annual Halloween party coming up, we are always looking for fun new ideas to create handmade crafty prizes to giveaway. I saw this idea to make striped wreaths over at Pretty Providence, I decided to alter mine and use leftover press board. These wreaths will be a fun addition to our Halloween party prize table. To create your own wood wreath you will need 1/2″ to 1″ thick wood of your choice. I used a 1″ thick press board to make my wreaths. First create a circle template. Using my personal cutting machine to create a 12″ circle template made it easy. You will trace your circle template onto your wood and…
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Annual Halloween party – Masquerade style 2016
A year behind on this post but better late than never! Krystal and I began planning our annual Halloween party for this year (2017) when I realized I had never blogged about our party last year! The theme for 2016was Masquerade – Meaning anything involving a mask. Oooh the ladies got creative. Check out some of their darling costumes! Isn’t this one a hoot! Can you guess what she was? Knowing I have so many photos to share but can’t put them all in this one post! Don’t forget to check out our previous years by clicking on the dates: 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015. Years of fun to look through!…
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Festive Fall Signs
There are so many fun Autumn sayings out there! While we were making gifts for our Halloween party last month, we made several fun fall signs to give away as prizes. One thing I love about fall décor and signs is you can leave them up for 2 months! To create the signs I used different sizes of scrap wood that I already had. I painted each board white and then distressed the boards using a sander. I purchased some of the wording templates and used my personal cutting machine to cut the vinyl. After I placed the vinyl on the boards, I had fun embellishing them with different ribbons…
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Thanksgiving Pumpkin Pie home decor’ Signs
With Thanksgiving coming up quick! it’s not to late to make and display one of these fun Pumpkin Pie signs. I always feel like I never decorate or put enough into Thanksgiving. Every year I try to add a few new Thanksgiving décor items into my home. Here are to simple signs you can add to dress up your home or dessert table this Thanksgiving. A little rustic touch of wood and some beadboard make this sign feel so homey! If you would like to create your own Pumpkin pie 5 cents sign you can follow the instructions here For the Pumpkin pie fixes everything sign I painted a scrap board orange…
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Easy Thanksgiving Treat boxes & Free Printable
I love this time of year! The air gets crisp I often find myself baking and crafting more and with that comes thinking of others. I always want to share what I have been creating with friends, teachers, and co-workers. Because I am working now,I am limited on time but, wanted to make a little something to let those special people in my life know that I am thinking of them. I had these pre-cut gift boxes on hand and knew I could easily decorate and fill them with a few thanksgiving treats. To make your own Thanksgiving treat boxes you will need: pre-cut boxes (I found mine at the dollar…
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Autumn Skies and Apple Pies Sign
One of my favorite ways to make signs is by layering different types of boards together. I saw this fun phrase on a Cricut web page they had made a pallet sign. I decided to layer a piece of bead board that I painted orange and distressed with a thin smooth board that I stained. I glued the two boards together and then created the wording by cutting white vinyl using my personal cutting machine. I centered the vinyl wording over the stained board and applied the vinyl. I love how using different types of wood and techniques can create a new look.
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Fall Rustic Wooden Pumpkin Patch Sign Tutorial
From the moment I saw this sign on Heart to Heart Signs I fell in love and knew that I needed to make one for myself. If you are not handy but are dying to get your hand’s on this cute sign you can buy it from Heart to Heart Signs on Etsy. She has a huge assortment of darling signs to choose from. I love how creative people are and what an inspiration they are to me! The blogger world is amazing that we can draw inspiration from one another. Here is what I did to make my own pumpkin patch sign. (P.S. the photo’s aren’t the best…
