We are a couple of days away from autumn, but I've been decorating ahead of time. Just couldn't wait until the official date.
Showing posts with label autumn decorating. Show all posts
Showing posts with label autumn decorating. Show all posts
Thursday, September 19, 2024
Monday, September 16, 2019
Autumn Mood
September is halfway over, and I've added small autumn touches here and there.
on top of the piano
on the dining table
on the side door entry wall
I love the month of September, even with the hot days we've been having. But cooler temperatures are coming, and that should be nice. Hope you are enjoying the ninth month, too.
Wednesday, September 26, 2018
Centerpiece
A sweet friend gave me this three tiered tray, and I have been puttering with it for days, having fun adding pumpkins, acorns, pinecones, and leaves.
I LOVE FALL!
Sunday, September 16, 2018
To Welcome Autumn
Making a few changes here at home to welcome one of my favorite seasons.
I am using old pieces I have had for years.
Have a beautiful week as we welcome autumn's arrival on Saturday.
Thoughts and prayers continue for the many families in South and North Carolina. There's no place like home.
I am using old pieces I have had for years.
My purchase this year was the wooden tray painted mustard gold.
Outside are a few fall touches. There's only one real pumpkin for now. I chose it for its big stem.
Have a beautiful week as we welcome autumn's arrival on Saturday.
Thoughts and prayers continue for the many families in South and North Carolina. There's no place like home.
Thursday, October 12, 2017
Town Squares
Fall days are the perfect time to explore old town squares. Since I was in Covington to renew my car tag, this gave me an opportunity to stop by the square. Decorations of autumn flowers, pumpkins, and scarecrows were everywhere.
My favorite kind of sign!
banners and huge hanging baskets on every lamppost
This sidewalk has long ago good memories for me.
Lots of scarecrow figures all around the square
Thanks for joining me in Covington, TN.
Tuesday, September 15, 2015
Changing of the Seasons
Fall is the perfect time to try out some new vignettes.
Thought I would like this Pinterest idea with wooden bowl and pine cones for the dining table, but after a few days I changed back to teapot and napkin holder.
faithful decorations out of storage
a Saturday flea market find($3) showing an artist at work
shadow box with 3D effect
on the back in pencil Nancy's Kraft Korner
Florida Blvd.
Baton Rouge, La.
Oct. 25, 72
I remember these shadow boxes were popular in the 70's.
Gee, I miss that decade!
For me it meant
first job,
first apartment,
first love,
first dream
home, and
first baby.
But as we all know life brings changes...some better, some worse. It's a journey worth living in spite of rough bumps and unexpected curves.
Saturday, September 20, 2014
Double Duty
This child's play cabinet was used on the mantel one Christmas. This time it has taken on a different look as I changed some accessories to get ready for fall.
collection of compotes
I'm making small changes to mark the start of a new season...
using bowls, crocks, and baskets...
a few of my favorite things.
Monday, October 14, 2013
October Orange
What Is Orange?
Orange is a tiger lily,
A carrot,
A feather from
A parrot,
A flame,
The wildest color
You can name,
Orange is a happy day
Saying good-by
In a sunset that
Shocks the sky.
Orange is brave
Orange is bold
It's bittersweet
And marigold.
Orange is zip
Orange is dash
The brightest stripe
In a Roman sash.
Orange is an orange
Also a mango
Orange is music
Of the tango.
Orange is the fur
Of the fiery fox,
The brightest crayon
In the box.
And in the fall
When the leaves are turning
Orange is the smell
Of a bonfire burning. . . .
-Mary O'Neill
Orange is bold
It's bittersweet
And marigold.
Orange is zip
Orange is dash
The brightest stripe
In a Roman sash.
Orange is an orange
Also a mango
Orange is music
Of the tango.
Orange is the fur
Of the fiery fox,
The brightest crayon
In the box.
And in the fall
When the leaves are turning
Orange is the smell
Of a bonfire burning. . . .
-Mary O'Neill
In each photo there's a little something I found on Friday's Jackson trip. Bargain hunting is such fun. I'd love to do it every day!
Top: the small gourd with leaves and acorns design
Middle: cream-colored compote
Bottom: fake book on the far right that opens for storage
* I pulled off plastic flowers to show the title
The Poems of Robert Browning
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