This year's Fall wreath
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Comments (17)Thank you for all of the confidence that you conveyed to me about our art projects. On Halloween we lit Tiki Torches (creating light smoke) all around the front and sides of the house and enjoyed everyone's response. All of the spotlights shined through the smoke and exaggerated the effect. It was like a foggy farm. We had pictures and videos taken of the house from the neighbors and many deliberate verbal praises. Since home making is my only job this was my paycheck. Thank you all for your generous comments as well. Thanksgiving garden art will be a slight variation with more feathers. Wish I had a mounted turkey now. Jeanne- I also have a fetish for interior table setting but my photography never does it justice. Hubs and I are working on two interior trees (yes I said 10' trees) with mini lights for the small dining room. It will be finished when the lights with brown wire (had to order) get here. I'm not sure where something like that would be posted....See MoreFall Wreath and Fall House Plaque I made
Comments (5)grandma bonnie, I always put out my fall decorations the 1st of September. I love the fall colors and it's my favorite time of year. What follows is not (winter). sunnyca, that ribbon came from the good old Dollar Tree Store LOL. oldcrafty, I would have never thought about doing the house plaque myself if I hadn't seen one on someone's door last summer. This person had done a patriotic plaque, so I decided to do one also, but I did mine different. See the picture below:...See Morerevised fall wreath-before and after
Comments (10)purplemoon, I just thought the orange was too "neon" orange, and it didn't to with the colors in the bow. The more I looked at them the more I thought "they've gotta go". So I removed all but the one on the side, which is hardly visible. The orange one below the bow was replaced with another purple daisy. slinky, I think some of the smaller purple flowers got lost underneath all the other stuff I put in LOL. They are the same purple flowers as in the first picture. The second picture came out showing them a different shade of purple. I also had 3 picks that I used (recycled....going green here LOL). Most of what I added were old flowers and leaves that I had used before. grandma_bonnie, thank you. I have so many artificial fall leaves that I've bought from Walmart it isn't funny. The orange and red leaves jump out at me and I can't resist looking at them. I haven't bought any in the past couple of years...don't need anymore LOL....See MoreMy Fall wreath...
Comments (14)That looks really nice Cheri. You did a great job putting it together. I love all the pumpkin and gourds too. Love the picks that put the leaves, pumpkin, berries, etc. all together for me--makes it sooo much easier. Trying to get myself motivated to "make" something using them. Need to cut and paint a few new things for Fall too. Looking forward to seeing more of your pics of Fall/Halloween decor. Luvs...See More- 7 years ago
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