Despite the fact that it's only September, retail stores are already hawking various Christmas items from decor to Christmas trees to craft supplies. So while shopping the other day, I came across a fun little farmhouse Christmas sign with a wood bead handle that I really wanted to buy. I even knew the perfect place for it. But I couldn't justify spending the money.

So I took a picture of it and walked away. Fast forward one week and I'm happy to report that with my DIY skills (and a little luck) I've come up with my own copy cat version of it and I'm happy to be sharing that with you today.

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I'm a sucker for tassels. The more the merrier, I say. I think they add just the right amount of visual interest and whimsy to all types of home decor projects.  But I really love them most when they're attached to cozy fall and winter throws. Not that I'm a napper or anything . . . . . lol . . . . . but I do think it's important to have some comfy cozy blankets around the house just in case someone feels the need to nap. I recently picked up the most perfect fall throw, although it didn't have any tassels! So what else is a girl to do about it? I made my own! Follow along and see how I made my own DIY yarn tassels and how I attached them to my cozy throw.

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Fall is a great time to have fun creating a DIY fall farmhouse sign to decorate your home. I traditionally decorate for mainly a general "fall" vibe, with a bit of Halloween and then a touch of Thanksgiving thrown in. Today I'm excited to share an easy, inexpensive DIY fall farmhouse sign that can easily be used now through Thanksgiving. So let's get started!

Welcome, friends, to another fun-filled Thrill of the Hunt post where I share my latest thrifty (and usually) vintage finds with you. Today I'm all about vintage jute spools, watering cans, ornate pillar candle holders and topiaries. I'm excited to get started so here goes!

My love of chinoiserie began earlier this year. Maybe it was the extra time spent on Instagram due to quarantine. Maybe it was my friend Carol from BlueSky At Home's DIY chinoiserie lamp that totally inspired me. Maybe it was the chinoiserie estate sale and antique store finds I picked up this summer. Either way, I'm in love. And that is that. So it should be no surprise that I tackled a chinoiserie project for myself - DIY chinoiserie pumpkins for fall decor! Stick around and I'll share the secrets I learned from making my own decoupage chinoiserie pumpkins!

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Craft and hobby store fall wreaths can be expensive, friends. I mean CRAZY EXPENSIVE. But there are ways to circumvent the cycle of expensive fall wreaths and create a beautiful seasonal wreath of your own for less. It definitely helps if you have a wreath form of some sort to get you started. Check out what I used, what I paid for it, and how I ultimately made my own DIY Fall wreath.