The title of this post pretty much sums up the project. It's a super simple, free (if you have grapevine on hand) DIY wreath that I made from oak leaves that fell in my yard. It's a little rustic but it's perfect for the farmhouse.
Hand Painted Vintage Snow Shovels
I'm interrupting fall to bring you a little... winter. Don't be angry, I'm not actually bringing winter...just a little winter themed decorating and truly, when it comes right down to it, it's not just me; it's also my friend Ann from Nellie's barn sale.
Fall Harvest Porch Decor with Reclaimed Wood Sign
In the middle of the renovation, I'm still decorating for fall. In fact, all decorating is in full swing here at the farmhouse. The porch is dressed with mums and pumpkins and a sign that I made from reclaimed paneling that I removed when renovated the fireplace in the dining room. If you cup your hands around your eyes and look only at my front entry (ignoring the fact that there's no other landscaping at all because it has been cut down for construction) you might be tempted to think that the outside of my house is nice.....
....don't believe it. It's all a mirage.
How To Make New Bushel Baskets Look Old
Today I'm going to show you a fast, easy way to age new bushel baskets (and any other light colored basket made from natural materials) using tea, white vinegar and steel wool. In about twenty minutes, you can make brand new baskets look like they've been around for years!
Gold and Orange Fall Pumpkin Urn Planter
Since tomorrow is the first official day of autumn (and since the sun finally decided to pay a visit after about a week long vacation), I snapped a few quick photos of my fall harvest themed urn planter.
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