Showing posts with label Fall decoration. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fall decoration. Show all posts

11.08.2015

Time to Put Away the Halloween Decorations

I actually put it all away last Monday but I'm just getting to post this today. :) Ah, life. So it goes. I loved Halloween this year. I have tons more posts for you on the subject, all in November, as the Mosby's in China usually goes. But today, I wanted to show you all our little Halloween house decortations. Did you decorate? If so, I want to see your decorations, leave your link in the comments below! Our Halloween decorations this year consisted of Dollar Tree, Hobby Lobby 50% off & Target Dollar Aisle (Sorry, it's now the $1 & $3 aisle-Have you seen this?) decorations. Cheap decorations that are cute & festive! LOVE it. Here you go friends, a gajillion pictures of our Halloween decorations from this year. :) Enjoy!DSC_0484
Jars with battery operated lights: Target Aisle $3 // Glitter branches: Target Aisle $3DSC_0486
Pumpkin Pie Pumpkin $3 then I spray painted it from the top with silver spray paint & let it run down. // Battery operated glitter tea lights: Target Aisle $1 for 2 DSC_0469
Crazy obsessed with the lights on the window (I'm leaving them up!). They're battery operated, so you don't have to plug them in & can use them for decorating anywhere. Target Aisle $3 a strand. DSC_0473
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Cans & Cut out Jars: Target Dollar Aisle $1DSC_0480
Doilies: Target Aisle 2 for $1 DSC_0489
Curtains that are actually table cloths $10 at Ross DSC_0507
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Cute signs (I'm sure you've seen them.): Target Aisle $1
Coffin Hang: Hobby Lobby $5
Bunting: Target Aisle $1 for the 2 black ones & $3 for the burlap PRICELESS for the precious diggity dog & messy couch cover

That's all! Some glimpses of our little apartment decorated for Halloween. :) Now, let me see your decorations! Are you decorating for fall? I want to! There was some great fall deco stuff at the places I listed above but since Halloween I've seen barely anything, it's all Christmas decorations now. :( Next year, I'll buy both Halloween & fall decorations before Halloween. Just a little tip for ya! :) Muah! XO
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10.22.2014

Cinnamon Pumpkin Tea Light Holder

This is a repost from last Fall but since it's that wonderful season again, I thought why not repost it! This is a super easy DIY, using one of, if not THE, favorite fall goody, pumpkin. Happy Decorating!

We recently had a Harvest Party with our church and a few girls and I were in charge of decorations. 
Of course we took to Pinterest ( like you do, also, follow mehere! ) and found this oober easy (see how that's just another way of saying 'super easy', I'm really using my synonyms today. ;)) Fall decoration. 

These smelled great  and  looked awesome! 

Needed: 
Cinnamon
Small Pumpkins
Knife
Tealights

Cut the top of the pumpkin off and scoop out the insides. 
Poke holes throughout the pumpkin and pumpkin lid. 
Poke enough holes for the light to shine through and for enough oxygen to get in to keep the flame lit. 
You can use a pencil or screwdriver for this.
Coat the inside of the pumpkin with cinnamon.
Place tea light in the center. 


Light when you start dinner or company comes over!It makes a beautiful, easy decoration to set the mood for the holidays!
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11.18.2012

Cinnamon Pumpkin Tea Light Holder

This is a repost from last Fall but since it's that wonderful season again, I thought why not repost it! This is a super easy DIY, using one of, if not THE, favorite fall goody, pumpkin. Happy Decorating!

We recently had a Harvest Party with our church and a few girls and I were in charge of decorations. 
Of course we took to Pinterest ( like you do, also, follow mehere! ) and found this oober easy (see how that's just another way of saying 'super easy', I'm really using my synonyms today. ;)) Fall decoration. 

These smelled great  and  looked awesome! 

Needed: 
Cinnamon
Small Pumpkins
Knife
Tealights

Cut the top of the pumpkin off and scoop out the insides. 
Poke holes throughout the pumpkin and pumpkin lid. 
Poke enough holes for the light to shine through and for enough oxygen to get in to keep the flame lit. 
You can use a pencil or screwdriver for this.
Coat the inside of the pumpkin with cinnamon.
Place tea light in the center. 


Light when you start dinner or company comes over!It makes a beautiful, easy decoration to set the mood for the holidays!
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