Recently, during a delightful hour at my preferred home styling shop, I noticed a pretty red berry garland amidst the lovely Fall arrangements. This reminded me of some I received earlier this year from my sister-in-law, Lorrie.
Allow me to present the finished arrangement for your viewing pleasure.
My primary sign design draws inspiration from the talented sign artist Aimee Weaver; view her impressive creations here.
The structure utilizes an aged window frame, with the right section finished as a chalkboard. I discovered a wonderful surface for the lettering itself; I plan to share a guide for this shortly.
During a recent hunt for discarded treasures, I discovered this charming, rusty drawer bin. Antique glass insulators were also unearthed there—truly, what is discarded by one person can be a find for another!
A collection of decorative gourds purchased from the grocery store, along with a painting acquired for $1.00 at a thrift store, provided vibrant accents.
Every display benefits from a touch of personal history; this wool blanket, embroidered with my Grandpa’s name, holds special meaning, as my Grandma presented it to him for Christmas.
Connections include: Centsational Girl, Southern Lovely, At the Picket Fence, Funky Junk, AKA Design, Craftberry Bush, Chic on a Shoestring, Jennifer Rizzo, The Inspired Room, and Mrs. Hines Class
