~Paris Fall Tablescape and Simple & Sweet Fridays #85~

I thought it would be fun to do a Paris Fall Tablesetting.

Displaying white pumpkins and using

 black and white as the color scheme.

I had a Eiffel Tower Candelabra

 that my friend,Yuri, had given me.

It was perfect for the centerpiece.

 A silver tray underneath and white pumpkins around it.

 Some stamped paper placemats in black and white and

 white pumpkins with white roses.

Very Romantic!

I got inspired by an article in Romantic Homes using black and white as the color scheme for Fall.

They also used sheet music paper to wrap around votives.

A very simple touch and they look so pretty when lit.

 Croissants and a French bottle of wine,

of course!!

A lemon tart and some chocolate macaroons.

I love having a centerpiece with candles on it.

I picked fresh butternut squash from the garden 

to display with the white pumpkins.

 Black candleholders and sheet music decoupaged candles

 that I had made to create the Romantic mood.

I took a photo from upstairs.

 It looked like a perfect magical Paris Table.

~Paris in the Fall~

A French Wall Sign that Yuri gave me too. 

I have to find a special place to hang it.

Looking forward to all your wonderful Fall projects this week!

Last weeks Features:

My Vintage Life - Last Weeks Finds

With a Grateful Prayer Thankful Heart - Pumpkin Pound Cake

Penny's Vintage Home - Owls in the Sunroom

Refresh Renew - Vanity Makeover Reveal

Rusty Heart Designs - Fall Mantel #2

Old Things New Blog - DIY Junky Chicken Wire Cloche

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~Fall Glittered Acorns and Simple & Sweet Fridays #84~

I have seen lots of acorns decorated for Fall and

 and wanted to glitter some.

You can never have enough colors.

Martha Stewart has a set of every color you need.

I love the gold and orange.

The green and blue ones are just as pretty.

Or I could just be in love with Glitter!

I'll show you soon how I'm going to display them!

Hope you all had a good week doing fun things you love.

Can't wait to see what you've been working on!!

Last weeks Features:

Common Ground - Rusty Fall Garland

Ms. Toody Goo Shoes - Baked Apple Cider Donuts

With a Dash of Color - An Autumn Vignette

Down To Earth Style - Moss Vine Pumpkin Urn

Denise on a Whim - Striking Red Sewing Desk

Ornate Splendor - Elegant Fall Decor

Junk Chic Cottage - When is a Door(s) a Wall?

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~Decorating for Halloween and Simple & Sweet Fridays #83~

I started decorating the house today for Halloween.

Pumpkins are always the first thing I decorate with.

Adding a few new things is always fun.

I found a cute candleholder that holds different accessories.

I thought black beans would be whimsical for Halloween.

A little black witch hat for my fairy,

 I found at Summers Past Farms.

I made a Halloween card 

 using little gold beads, so pretty.

I took out my watercolors and made a couple of cards.

It always makes me feel good to be creative!

I saw this great project in Country Living Magazine, 

 October Issue 2013.

You can download the little mice template,

so much fun!! If I can do it, so can you!

Country Living also had another project for a Halloween Diorama.

This project was so much fun too!

I saved a pumpkin I had last year, and cut a circle, 

where I was going to display the scene.

 Then I painted the entire pumpkin with black paint.

I found the wolf at Walmart and added spanish moss, rocks and branches from the garden.

Cut out a moon and had my Halloween scene.

Love it!!

I added some pie pumpkins I found at Summers Past Farms today to my Miniature House.

I love the Rustic Fall look to it!!

Stan picked some fresh corn, butternut squash, 

watermelon and a beautiful pumpkin today in the garden. 

Our hard work is paying off now.

Tomorrow I'm planning on making some more fun projects for Halloween.

I'll share them with you soon!

Looking forward to seeing all your wonderful projects!

Thank you for stopping by and sharing your creative ideas every week. I want to thank each and everyone of you

 for being so

 inspirational!!

Last weeks Features:

Simply Vintage by Suzan - Polly Pickwick Paints Patch of Pretty

Sweet Inspirations by JP Designs - Fall Our Bow Window my Little Antique

Little Brags - Decorating With Boxwood

Refresh Renew - Easy Burlap Bow Tutorial

Junkaholics Unanimous - An Autumn Morning in Garden

Blondie's Journals - Fall Days

Heaven's Walk - Resting in Him

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