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. 
See how it went...

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. 
There's nothing to it, take a look...

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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