"When you change the way
you look at things, the things
you look at change."
~ Wayne Dyer ~
I just salvaged this rusty metal bucket from a farm dump! The bottom's rusted away, but you can't even see it. I placed a wide glass vase inside for wildflowers.
This pastel pitcher sat in my booth for months before I decided to bring it home.
I was glad to have it handy for an overflowing bouquet of hydrangeas.
One of the first ways I decorated our home for fall on a budget was with apples.
They used to be growing in our backyard. Now I just pick them up at the grocery.
They used to be growing in our backyard. Now I just pick them up at the grocery.
This rusty wire wreath was a flattened oval jumble when I found it.
I carefully pulled it into a wider oval shape. It's hanging on a clear pushpin.
I carefully pulled it into a wider oval shape. It's hanging on a clear pushpin.
My husband found these insulators in a ditch! Took quite a bit of scrubbing,
but now they're a colorful focal point on the countertop (or windowsill).
but now they're a colorful focal point on the countertop (or windowsill).
Just by bringing in a few fresh elements, I now feel so much better
about my kitchen. Ready to do some baking and welcome fall!
How about you... are you ready for the change of season?
