Happy fall everyone, I can’t believe that fall is officially here!
I am so excited that fall has started, and have several fall projects in the works! So, while I am crafting and working to get my fall projects done, I thought I’d share some of the fun fall projects I completed last year! Check back on Thursday for a really easy (but beautiful) way to add a touch of fall to your home as I guest post for blog, Ask Anna!
Last year I decorated my fall mantle with mason jar candles and a simple burlap decorative craft.
(Click on the photos to see each craft in detail!)
I also created a simple and easy fall burlap table runner – I found pulling the strands of burlap to be very therapeutic, but messy!
I created a unique valence for my home’s room from a remnant piece of fabric, fabric pens and stencils!
My daughters and I had fun creating fall container gardens together — we’ll have to do that together again this year!
My family and I also reflected on what we are thankful for by creating a colorful Fall Thankful Banner together.
I hope you enjoy these projects! Stay tuned for more fall crafts and projects!
I’m sharing these projects at Work it Wednesday, Moonlight & Mason Jars, Hit Me With Your Best Shot, From Dream to Reality, Bloggers Brags Weekly Pinterest Party and Much Ado About Monday.
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I am sharing these fall projects at The Pin Junkie Pin Party.
Fun Fall Projects!! 🙂
Thanks, Meg, and thank you for visiting! 🙂
I really love the thankful banner and think that’s something we will do starting 11/1 for the month of November (kid of like our countdown to Halloween we started today!)
Thanks for the idea!
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I liked your thankful banner. We did a thankful tree last year, and am planning on doing again this year.
Shannon ~ bohemianjunktion.com
Hi, Shannon! A thankful tree would be fun!
Love the great fall ideas. Thanks for linking up at the Bloggers Brags Pinterest Party.
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