It's almost time to start thinking about the next season and here I am still making pumpkins! 
My house is decorated for Fall, it is Fall, almost time to start thinking about Christmas and still I can't stop seeing pumpkins in everything I do. 
Today I started out making something else and before I knew it... I was making a pumpkin! 
Take a look...

This project began in the donation bag but if you visit the thrift stores you can easily find sherpa for this pumpkin project. Sherpa is a textured and warm fabric that looks amazing when recycled into a pumpkin...

Today's project was very easy and doesn't require any special machines. It is made just like they may have been made 100 years ago. 
I'm making primitive, coffee stained ghosts out of recycled fabric and they couldn't be cuter! 
I'll show you how to coffee or tea stain and make your stuffed ghosts look like they came right out of the 1800's! 
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This sweater was my very favorite slouchy cotton sweater. 
It had so many pulls this year I just couldn't wear it one more time so I'm going to recycle it. 
This easy project can be made with a sweater you are sad to part with or one from the thrift store. 
Follow along and see just how easy it is to create a beautiful sweater pumpkin for Fall! ...

Recycling and using what I have is my favorite thing to do and fall pumpkins are another! Today I'm going to combine those loves and show you my fall mantel along with how I recycled a ribbon spool and created a cute pumpkin! 

Aren't these recycled denim pumpkins adorable?! And they are not hard to make! No sewing involved which is the best part! I took a little bit of several different stuffed pumpkin ideas and made these my own. The best part is that these recycled denim pumpkins were almost FREE!

This was a fun project... I saw a stuffed pumpkin in the store with a pretty fabric label on the front of it. It was so cute and I figured not too hard to make.
The hardest part was deciding on the stem but I worked that out in the end. 
I'm happy with how this adorable stuffed, recycled pumpkin came out and the label is bonus! 
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This was an amazingly quick project that made a world of difference to my front porch. 
I have a tiny front porch with a bench. The bench had a store bought cushion on it and it was boring! 
Today I'm using scraps of grain sack fabric from another project to create a new holiday look for the bench on my front porch. It's a casual look that screams "come sit".
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If you're following along you may have seen me create pumpkins from the fabric scraps I gathered from a rag placemat.  Today I'm using more of those rags to create a no-sew pumpkin appliqué for a pillow cover and I have to say I love it!

Oh my gosh, you have got to see this fun Fall DIY pumpkin shaped pillow I made! 
I loved the look of those pumpkin shaped pillows that are in all the stores. 
They are pretty costly so I figured out how to make the cutest pumpkin shaped pillows myself! 
I could not be happier with this easy DIY!

Have you put up your tree yet? If you have you can pin this idea for next year!  
We had a Christmas tree dilemma this year... our puppy! 
As some of you know we adopted Sam last January but what you might not know is that Sam is a terror! 
If something falls on the floor for even a minute he has it and has chewed it to bits! 
Needless to say I was very concerned about our Christmas tree this year but I came up with a solution! 
See what we did...