Wednesday

{Fall Mantel}

I'm wishing the "Fall" weather would get it, if for no other reason, than I'd like to have some good hair days before my summer tan completely fades.
In the meantime. I have managed to create a Fall mantel before I dragged the Christmas decorations out.
Here goes...


The black shutters were leftovers from when I made my own shutters this summer. (Don't throw anything out)


My house pulls off the Fall look the best out of all 4 seasons. I've got lot's of warm colors and raw textures, it's all warm and cozy. She really wears it well.
I happen to be a "fall" too, incase you were to knit me a scarf or somethin'.


The bats are back again this year. Always a big hit with the kids.
And so simple to make yourself. So, if you were thinking of whippin' out that credit card and purchasing these little guys, smack yourself on the hand and get out a pair of scissors and black cardstock.



Ah, the cozy little sweater pumpkin...


Nothin' says "Happy Halloween" like a skull from an animal, eh?


I only used black and orange books. 


The red striped burlap webbing looks great ALL year long. But, it's going to look especially nice as garland for the Christmas tree this year. (You see where I'm goin' with this?)





Next up for this dining room, it painting the ceiling. 
Would you like a poll to decide the final color?

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Halloween Mantels

4 comments:

  1. I've been wanting to make one of those paper wreaths but keep forgetting to get some antiquey looking paper while I'm out. I made a pretty sad wreath so I'm committed to hanging that for a little while. I think I have space for a couple shutters and then hang a big wreath on it.

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  2. Love all the elements you used!

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Denise Sabia, interior decorator and author of “The Painted Home” blog, takes everyday items found in flea markets, thrift shops or simply along the roadside and turns them into unique pieces that freshen and warm your home … without breaking your budget. Denise began dabbling in design over 20 years ago and studied at Philadelphia University. Her client base continued to grow as did her portfolio of work, branching out to decorating entire homes. Denise lives in the suburbs of Philadelphia, PA. with her husband, 3 kids, a dog, rabbit, 3 chickens, a gecko, and the oldest living hermit crab known to man.

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