THANKSGIVING VIGNETTES

How is it already time for Thanksgiving? Soon, it will be time to decorate for Christmas, and I haven't shared all my Fall decor! These pumpkin farmers are part of a Fall farm village on top of the piano.

THANKSGIVING VIGNETTES IN THE SUNROOM

For a vignette on the buffet in the sunroom, I imagined a village in the Fall.

FALL VIGNETTES

I've been so busy sharing Halloween décor, I haven't posted any of the Fall décor around the house. Next week, I'll be posting Thanksgiving décor, so I thought I'd better get some of the Fall décor posted.

FALL DECORATING CONTINUES

Our back door porch is the entry used by family and friends. Now we are greeted by Fall leaves and pumpkins.

MORE FALL VIGNETTING

My friend, Susie, created and gifted me with all of these beautiful velvet pumpkins.

FALL DECOR IN THE SUNROOM

I love the way Fall colors look with the blues in our sunroom. Last week, my tablescape was all about the leaves. This week, our sunroom is all about the leaves.

FALL VIGNETTES

More vignettes have fallen onto the buffet in our family room.

MORE FALL VIGNETTES

Fall is coming to the sunroom at our house.

In the plate rack, I’ve used leaf place mats behind an Autumn banner and dinner plates with Fall colors (Ridgways-England, Apple Blossom).  Those plates are the purchase that kept on building. I bought a large set of these at a charity sale one time.  Through the years, the lady who had donated them kept giving me more pieces as she found them around her house!

BOUNTIFUL SEASON

Today, I’m sharing a couple of Fall vignettes from our family room.

“Welcome Fall” picture created by Kristen at Kristen’s Creations.

I’m linking to Seasonal Sundays at The Tablescaper and Table Top Tuesday at A Stroll Thru Life.  Thank you for visiting my little blog.  laurie

MORE AUTUMN

Fall has arrived on the buffet behind my sofa.




All of my little pumpkin paintings were created by Karen Harvey Cox at A Scrapbook of Inspiration.

Since this is visible from both sides, it’s nice to be able to put a second picture on the other side of the hinged yard stick.

My lonely velvet pumpkin was made by my friend, Susie.  She has told me that I will get another one this year.  Maybe if I print her promise on my blog, she’ll have to give me another one.  (Are you reading this, Susie?)

I know I already showed you my hutch, decorated for Fall.  I’m old, but I’m not so old that I don’t remember I showed it on my last post, but I got carried away, and now it’s exploding with Fall and Halloween, so I’m sharing it again.

Thank you for stopping by.  I am linking to Table Top Tuesday at A Stroll thru Life.  laurie

FALL HUTCH

At the rate I’m going, I’ll have all of my Fall décor out before Fall arrives!  That will be a first for me.  I may get tired of Fall décor before there is even a nip in the air.




I took a break from linkups for awhile, but I couldn’t stand to watch all of my blog friends party without me, so I’m going to start joining some linkups again.  I’m linking this post to Seasonal Sundays at The Tablescaper and Tabletop Tuesday at A Stroll Thru Life.  Thank you for visiting me.  laurie

WHAT SEASON IS IT?

I think I’m confused.  I’ve nevah started putting out Fall décor this early in September!  I don’t know if it’s because I’m ready for cooler temperatures OR or that the older I get, the slower I move, and I’m concerned that I won’t get it out before Fall is over.  In any event, as always, I began with my mantel, so, ready or not, I’m posting my Fall mantel décor today.













I hope my plates on the mantel are okay for Cuisine Kathleen’s Let’s Dish link up, and I'm linking to Censational Girl's Fall Mantel Party.  I am not positive about the maker of the brown leaf-bordered plates, but with the help of a magnifying glass, it appears to read “The Mane Lion-Made in Italy”.  I think I purchased them on One Kings Lane.  My home-made leaf placemats provide the background for our
Fall mantel. Thank you for visiting my blog.  laurie