Once again, I didn't spend a single dime to throw this all together. And it probably looks like that. But when you have to work with what you have on hand, it can be challenging in a good way. And free is good, right?!
You can find the Thanksgiving printable at eighteen25. Very easy to print. The pumpkins came from a combination of Target's Dollar Spot and craft stores, collected over the years. The cool blocks are from Blessings Unlimited.
And, of course, a gratuitous shot of the dog. Emma loves to model.
Do you decorate for Fall or Thanksgiving? What's your favorite piece?
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And, of course, a gratuitous shot of the dog. Emma loves to model.
Do you decorate for Fall or Thanksgiving? What's your favorite piece?
*Don't forget to enter my big LeapFrog Giveway! Open until 12 am Monday, and you could win a LeapPad2, LeapsterGS, Tag Reader, and more!*
If you enjoyed this post or found it helpful, I hope you'll click your "Pin It" button to add this post to Pinterest, or a +1 for Google+.
Linking to Imparting Grace
Your dog is adorable!
ReplyDeleteLove your fake mantel! I haven't decorated yet (for either Halloween or Thanksgiving) - I think I'll just wait 3 weeks, and decorate for Christmas.
Enjoy your Thanksgiving with your family!
Exactly Amanda, I'd agree that you never need to do spend lavishly in order to decorate something very awesome, however just a little intelligence is required.
ReplyDeleteLove it Amanda. Love the splashes of color as well. And you are so right, beautiful things can be created with very little money, just a little creativity.
ReplyDeleteLove your "fake" mantle. Wish I could get my things I have on hand to look that awesome. And love pictures of the dog.
ReplyDeleteLinda O.
This looks amazing. I love the framed print and the pumpkins.
ReplyDeleteawl totally cute
ReplyDeleteYour Thanksgiving mantel looks very nice. I hate that Thanksgiving is overlooked by so many.
ReplyDeleteI love the little pumpkins in the glass jar! I think I may just skip the whole Thanksgiving decorating and leave up the few fall things I had out for Halloween. Luckily we don't host Thanksgiving so I can get away with it:)
ReplyDeleteLooks fabulous girl!
ReplyDeleteThis entire display turned out so pretty!
ReplyDeleteThis is so pretty! It's so fun to see the way you change up this space for the seasons! :)
ReplyDeleteIt's great, Amanda! You always do a good job of using that space. I like the way you use the same elements year after year but you always seem to find something new to add to the mix. I really like the printable you found this fall! And you also do a good job of varying heights and layering elements for a total look.
ReplyDeleteCan you believe that Thanksgiving is NEXT WEEK? I can't quite take that in.
I am so grateful that you linked this to Grace at Home!
Love how you use that space for faux mantels Amanda!! looks great!!
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