Good morning! I say morning no matter what time it is when you're reading this because I'm an early bird. I get most of my projects done and posts written before 8 am. Thanks to my puppy I'm an early riser! 
I always love the Fall, not only because it is cooler outside, but because I love to make repurposed pumpkin decorations. 
Today I'm making probably one of my favorite pumpkins! I'm combining my love of scrapbooking with my love of making creative pumpkins.
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If you've been following along this week you may have seen my last project, a grain sack striped wooden centerpiece crate.
Today I'm making an easy pillow to match the look of the centerpiece tray and it couldn't be easier! 
No sewing involved if you don't want to sew and the inexpensive rug I used is easy to find! 
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I'm beginning to think about Fall. Did I just really say that? Summer is winding down and it's time to start thinking about making Fall projects. 
I got excited for Fall when I saw an awesome orange striped crate online and I made my own longer version with a grain sack look. 
This was a fairly easy project and can be made in any size. 
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Today I'm making a quick and easy pumpkin lantern from pieces in the basement. 
I had an old cheese grater, a wooden root, faux fall leaves, and Spanish moss and I'm putting them all together for an adorable Fall lantern. 
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Today is a fun mother daughter project at Homeroad! We are going to up-cycle a damaged outdoor table top and make it beautiful again! 
My very talented oldest daughter and I have done many projects together over the years. 
Today's project was a pretty easy one with a great outcome! 
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I've always wanted one of those metal wreaths on a stand. I've seen them in many colors and designs on the farmhouse websites. 
Problem is that I refuse to pay the prices they are asking for some things that I'm sure I can make a recycled wreath for less. 
Today I'm making this easy wreath by recycling seltzer cans from my garage. 
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Here's a fun project to do with dollar store Halloween cut-outs and a curtain rod. 
I got the idea from Michaels Craft Store. They had a similar decoration with 3 pumpkins stacked together. 
This project couldn't be easier and it looks great in a pot or stuck in your front garden to get the spirit of Halloween on a dime. 
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I just love the vintage looking wooden signs with the panels that hang from one another. 
Recently I made one for the potting shed using a popular transfer method.
Today I'm using Dollar Store supplies and hand lettering to create a unique Fall Harvest sign. 
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Do you know what a garden hod is? If you don't, I didn't either. 
I called it a basket, a basket to gather vegetables from the garden. Or a basket for eggs from the chicken coop.
As soon as I figured out what it was I was ready to make one of my own and with the pieces I found on the side of the road... today was the day! 
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Hi Friends! I'm at it again, creating another recycled fabric, no sew pillow for those that want to make it quick and easy with no sewing machine. 
I was inspired by one of my favorite websites once again only I'm getting the look for less. 
The best part... I'm recycling old fabric to make the cutest pillow! 
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