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Fall Decorating

It has been a long time, but I am finally back with a new post!
The whole home renovation process has been one of the most involved and overwhelming things I have tried to do in my life, so I have not kept up with this blog like I had originally intended to.

For this post I decided to share some of my fall decorations, since fall is one of my favorite seasons to decorate for.  I just love the fall colors!


 The pineapple vase is from Walmart, and I bought it a couple years ago but last time I checked, they were still selling it. The flowers are also from Walmart.  I just love them!  The rich colors look amazing!

The tiny pumpkins are from the Dollar Tree.  The Dollar Tree always has lots of cute decorations, for every season!

Fall Decorating

These amazing orange glasses were prchased from a Goodwill store in San Antonio, Texas, many years ago.  The orange color is so gorgeous, and rare!  I think these are the perfect fall/Thanksgiving glasses.

I decided to decorate this counter top with my collection of pumpkin and fall theme salt and pepper shakers.  The little pig and cow were purchased from Dollar General, as was the adroable hand towel with the red truck.  The towel was just one dollar!  Dollar General is another place I love shopping for seasonal decor items.

Fall Decorating

All of the cotton stems and plants decorations came from the Dollar Tree.  I think they make a great arrangement!

Fall Decorating

Here you can see my floors, which I finally got around to painting a few months ago.  I was going for a lighter wood look, but I think it looks a little more gray.

Fall Decorating

This beautiful candle holder was a recent find from Goodwill.  It was ten dollars, but it is a very impressive size.   The vanilla candles fit perfectly, and came in a four-pack from the Dollar Tree.

Once again, the smaller pumpkins are from the Dollar Tree.  The white one was from a thrift store, and the large orange pumpkin was purchased from Family Dollar.  Family Dollar is also another great place to shop for seasonal decor.

Fall Decorating

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