Tuesday Turn About #218 Fall Door Decor
At this week’s Tuesday Turn About link party, I am sharing some beautiful ideas for decorating your door for fall! These features will inspire you to create a wreath or wall basket for your fall home. Tuesday Turn About Link Party #218
Welcome to this week’s Tuesday Turn About Link Party!
I hope you enjoyed a wonderful Labor Day weekend! How did you spend it?
This week we started the school year…my husband teaches high school and I teach kindergarten. After a full week with the kiddos and curriculum night, we were tired!
So this weekend, we spent a couple of low-key days at home…catching up on laundry, yard work, and shopping. Then we ventured up to the Berkshires in Massachusetts to see John Legend with some friends. It was a beautiful night of good company, delicious food, and the most amazing music.
Now that Labor Day has come and gone, are you thinking about fall? Although it’s hot and humid here in Connecticut and doesn’t feel much like fall, I know that it’s right around the corner.
To welcome fall each year, I love to hang a seasonal wreath or basket on my front door. So this week, I am sharing some beautiful ideas for decorating your door for fall! These features will inspire you to create a wreath or wall basket for your fall home.
Lynne’s Household Tip
My cousin, Michele, and I recently went antiquing and we each found copper pieces. Michele bought a tea kettle and I bought a mold.
Cleaning the copper and bringing back its original shine was much easier than I thought it would be. I mixed equal parts salt and flour and then added white vinegar to create a paste. I carefully applied the paste all over the copper piece and gently rubbed it in a circular motion with a soft, clean cloth. Then I rinsed the excess paste from copper piece and dried it.
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How to Make Perfect Pumpkin Bars | How to Easily Make Leaf Stamp Tea Towels for Fall
My Wee Abode
Fall Decor Ideas for a Cozy Apartment Kitchen and Entry |
DIY Fall Hydrangea Wreath in 15 Minutes
Enjoy these features!
Anna of Sky Lark House shared How to Make an Easy DIY Autumn Wheat Wreath. You will be amazed at how easy it is to personalize a store bought wreath with corn husks and pampas grass to create a gorgeous fall favorite!
Nothing says fall like hydrangeas and pumpkins! Karin of Karin's Kottage shared How to make Fall Hydrangea Wreath With Pumpkins. Isn't this combination of autumn colors and textures just gorgeous?!
Tanya of twelveOeight shared how she took a thrifted basket and transformed it into this stunning Fall Wall Basket with Foliage. I would love to make one!
Niky of The House on Silverado shared her step by step tutorial to show us how she transformed an old thrift store basket into a beautiful DIY Front Door Basket. So pretty!
Debra of Common Ground updated her wall basket to create this beautiful Early Fall Door Basket and Front Porch. Aren't these flowers perfect for this time of year?!
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A big thank you for visiting today! Wishing you a beautiful week, my friends!
Lynne,
I have lots of copper because I kept it from 30+ years ago….LOL! I use a commercial brand to clean my copper pieces but I will definitely try the one you posted…Thanks for sharing!
Thanks again for hosting this wonderful party every week! I know how much time goes into doing so and I want you to know that it I truly appreciate it!! I hope you have a great week!
Hugs,
Deb
Thank you SO much for the feature and for hosting too Lynne! xoxo Tanya
Sounds like a wonderful holiday weekend! Thanks for having us over today!
Hi Lynne – Thank you so much for featuring my wreath! That was very kind of you. I love the Berkshires and was happy to read you were able to see/hear John Legend. I think concerts in the the Berkshires are a little magical. Especially this time of year. Thank you for hosting this link party!
Michelle, I love all the fall wreaths. I also cleaned up a grimy copper bowl the way you did and was amazed that the salt didn’t scratch or pit the copper. Great method! I can only imagine how tired you & your hubby were after a week of working with the kids in their first week back – lots of adjusting in those for days for kids and adults! Appreciate ya for your chosen vocation and this little blog avocation!