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I Love Fall Most of All Free Printable

Monday, September 21, 2020

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Anyone ready for fall? I CAN'T WAIT!!! 

I have created a new fall printable, in preparation for fall. It's already hanging in my home! I hope you love it as much as I do! Simply click below to get your freebie. Let us know in the comments if you're able to use it.

I Love Fall Most of All Free Printable



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Halloween Around Our Home

Monday, October 7, 2019

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Sharing our touch of Halloween around our home. 
I love old fashion/vintage feel, as well as pretty and fun Halloween decorations. Not into horror or gore at all!

This is the top of our mailbox. A large terracotta Jack-o-lantern that mimics a trick or treat pail. We've wrapped a leaf garland around the base and inside are some solar-powered lights that turn on at dark.

On the top of the buffet in the dining area, we have our "pumpkin patch". The same concept as a village but a pumpkin patch instead! I couldn't get a picture across the top so photos are broken into left, center, right.



We've got random pumpkins and characters scattered through our little pumpkin patch.



We can surely use more pumpkins but I like them to look vintage/old fashion or pretty so I only pick them up if they're just right. Usually at thrift shops.


This guy was my first and still my favorite! 

Seems to be made of paper mache or plaster and his head bobbles!

My mom's an avid quilter and she made me this table runner this year! She knew my strange mind would love this Halloween fabric and I do!!! It's reversible and fall-themed on the other side. 

A simple ceramic jack-o-lantern with a timer candle on our coffee table.

A small pumpkin in a glass cloche on our breakfast bar. My mom made this table runner also!

Lastly a couple of my free fall printables hanging in our living room.



We also have our DIY pumpkin wreath on our front door and a few pumpkins outside and that's about it, just a touch! 
After Halloween, we'll take down the characters, flip the table runners to the fall side and turn the jack-o-lantern faces to the back so we'll only see the pumpkin side.

How about you? Do you go all out for Halloween or just a touch?





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Easy Skull Succulent Planter

Monday, September 30, 2019

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I am so happy to share this Skull Succulent Planter. It's easy, it's DIY, and the skull is from the dollar store!

I am not a BIG fan of scary Halloween decor, are you? For some reason though I have always liked skulls, and every year around Halloween time they are readily available. My son asked me why I liked them and I wasn't too sure lol! I told him because they are interesting (question mark).  When I saw this skull at the Dollar Tree I knew exactly what I wanted to do with it.

Supplies needed are: 
Skull
Sharpie
Premade Paper Template (optional)
Craft Knife or Box Cutter
Soil
Succulents
Moss (optional)

Some of my supplies are pictured here but not all. I did use moss and more succulents that I actually snipped from around my yard. 

First, draw a line around your skull where you want to cut. If you want to make a paper template first for size reference and placement you can. That's what I did. 

Cut along your line with a craft knife or box cutter. Cutting is fairly easy just be careful and take your time.


I took absolutely no photos of the next steps! Ugh! Why? But the hard part's done lol!
Next, poke a few drain holes on the bottom. I did two about 1/4 inch in size with my box cutter. Just poked it in and turned it a few times. 

Now fill with dirt and add succulents as you please! My two scrawny succulents weren't enough so I clipped some pieces from random ones around my home. Just snip them off and place them in and they will root themselves or you can buy more if you like.


When you have your plants in place just as you like take a handful of moss and fully wet. Put small bunches of it in the bare spots to cover the soil. This step if totally optional however I think it adds to the look and you can pick it up at the Dollar Tree too!


Isn't it cool?



I love it!

Here's the back/top side.

It looks so cool in the house with my other Halloween decor.



As you can tell from the photo overload I absolutely love how this skull succulent came out! I thought about making a few for gifts but I know others don't share my skull obsession. Would you like one as a gift or is it too creepy for your taste?


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Free Pumpkin Patch Fall Printable

Tuesday, September 24, 2019

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Hi all, I'm here today with a new freebie to share. A fall theme printable because goodbye summer, I am sooooo ready for fall!



I love these seasonal printables because they're a quick and easy way to add some festive cheer to your space! Also great for crafting with, just print them out and go! Please let me know if you'd like to continue seeing these free printables on the blog.
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2018 Free Fall Printable

Friday, October 5, 2018

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Yay, I am so happy that I was able to finally get y'all a new free fall printable! I love free printables. I also love sharing the printables I create! This one says Fall Blessings and can be kept out from now until Thanksgiving if you like.


This prints out on a regular sheet of printer paper. Printables can be placed anywhere. I like to put them on clipboards and hang around the house, on the fridge, in a frame, at work, or ANYWHERE!!! Hope you like it! Enjoy!
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Free Thankful & Blessed Fall Printable

Tuesday, November 7, 2017

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Free for you today is this Thankful & Blessed fall printable.  I hope you enjoy it in your home as much as I do in mine! I love touches of the season sprinkled throughout the house and this printable allows me to do just that. It prints out on a regular 8.5x11 sheet of paper.

Please let me know if you like it or if you need any assistance, also let me know if you have any suggestions for future printable items. Linking up at Tip Me Tuesday, Reader Tip Tuesday.
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Pretty Free Fall Printable

Tuesday, September 19, 2017

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With fall knocking at the door I have created this fall printable and I wanted to share it will you. 

This Welcome Fall printable is sized for a regular 8.5x11 size paper.


I printed mine out and placed it on my Underwood typewriter for some lovely home decor. 
Would also look amazing on some clipboards hanging on the wall! 
Hope you enjoy! 
and 
Happy Fall!


















Please let me know if you have any problems.


Joining this link party, Tip Me Tuesday.
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Skull Earrings + Stamped Stud Earrings Sale {New in the Shop}

Tuesday, March 24, 2015

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I have two NEW sets of earrings to share! They are now available in the shop and on sale for a limited time only!

Skull Earrings - Hand sculpted and fired into fine silver. They feature sterling silver posts and backs. They are fun and edgy! I can not wait to wear them to Disneyland! Pirate ride, hey!!!

Stamped Studs - These lovelies are fired, hammered, stamped, soldered, and oxidized all by hand and right here in the shop. Each piece is unique and very organic! They can be stamped with any available design, letters, or numbers to make them personal.
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Halloween 2012

Thursday, November 1, 2012

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Another Halloween has come and gone. We had a great time carving pumpkins, eating jack o lantern pizza and pumpkin cupcakes, trick or treating, and more fun and games at the Fallelujah fair! Lots of goodies and sweet treats!

I thought our jack o lanterns were so great I had to share.

Awesome Cross and Fish by this little soldier.


Vampire and Bat by my adorable little skeleton. Can you see a face and a bat (above)?

We hope you had a safe and fun Halloween. Now to eat all that candy candy candy!
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Fall / Pumpkin Wreath

Monday, October 22, 2012

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I want to share this fairly easy and inexpensive pumpkin wreath. William Sonoma sells a beautiful pumpkin wreath and it was my inspiration. Depending on how much you want to spend, you can make yours fuller. William Sonoma sells theirs for $99.95! I spent $7 to make mine, though I did already have some stuff on hand that I did not have to buy.


Supplies:
• Wreath - Had mine on hand, these can be picked up at dollar stores.
• Spanish Moss - 2 bags minimum, Dollar Tree.
• Small Styrofoam Pumpkins - 99 cent only store, each one will be cut to make 2.
• Small Twigs/Sticks
• Utility Knife/Box Cutter Knife
• Glue Gun & Glue Sticks
Note: Keep in mind the size of your wreath will determine how much supplies you will actually need. My wreath was about 18 inches.


Prepare the pumpkins by cutting each one in half with the utility knife as pictured below. This allows the top and bottom to be used.


I did not like the original stems, I pulled them out and hot glued in some small sticks. The Pumpkins that were the base sides had no stems and I just left them that way. Set all pumpkins aside for now.

Place your wreath down and layout the spanish moss to your desired thickness. I used 2 (Dollar Tree) bags for my 18 inch wreath. You may want to do this on some newspaper or something, the moss is pretty messy while you are arranging it. (I did mine out side.)

Working in small areas at a time pull back some moss and add lots of hot glue (all over the wreath) and firmly press the moss back into place making sure to not get burned! Work your way around the entire wreath in this manner.

You will have a wreath that is entirely covered with spanish moss. You will now want to layout your pumpkins to your liking. I staggered mine. I tried straight evenly spaced out pumpkins and did not like it. I'm just not symmetrical!

Once you have them arranged to your liking, simply start gluing them all into place with lots of hot glue.


If you'd like to add a ribbon you can, or embellish it any other way you please. I think it would look lovely with many more pumpkins added in, even different sizes but never went back for more.

Here's a peek of it on my door. It is so hard to get into fall around here since we've still been having hot 97 degree summer weather. Today and yesterday have been pretty nice though. Our trees are confused, they don't know that it's fall and they are supposed to be all kinds of  lovely shades of fall.

Hope you are enjoying your fall!
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