The first day of November means it’s time to change the mantel again. I want to say this mantel is going to take me through to Thanksgiving, but it might not. I love changing my mantel and it’s usually the first thing I decorate for the season or holiday. I always start by bringing all the decor possibilities to one place. I didn’t even know I had this many white pumpkins.
And here’s what I came up with. I can’t believe how fast it came together.
I’ve had most of the candle holders for a couple years. The white ones were just purchased at Ikea last week.
I’ve had so many questions and comments about this picture of my girls. I thought now would be a good time to let you know more about one of my favorite pictures. It was taken last Fall at a local corn maze. The girls were walking ahead of us and just linked hands. They were talking and having so much fun, I couldn’t resist taking a picture. I edited the picture myself and then ordered the canvas through Canvas People. You can order your favorite picture on canvas too. Just click on the Canvas People ad above my header and order your free canvas now (maybe you should wait till after you finish reading this post though).
I think the tall candle holder has a permanent home on my mantel. I just seems to fit with every season.
The wreath was taken off my other old window and moved here. I added the brown ribbon. I’m really loving deep brown right now.
So, what do you think? I love it!
I still need to make a Thanksgiving bunting that I’ll be adding later. I kept the basket in front of the fireplace.
More Thanksgiving decor to come. Thanks for visiting!
I’m linking to:
Topsy Turvy Tuesday at I’m Topsy Turvy
Countdown To Thanksgiving Party at Domestically Speaking
Get Your Craft On at Today’s Creative Blog
Lucky Linky Tuesday at Lucky Star Lane
Creative Share Wednesday at The Trendy Treehouse
Transformation Thursday at The Shabby Chic Cottage
Days of Thanksgiving Holiday Party at It’s a Blog Party
DIY Projects for Fall at The DIY Showoff
Remodelaholics Anonymous Meeting at Remodelaholic
Show and Tell Saturday at Be Different, Act Normal



















































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That image of the girls is so precious, and perfect for the mantle! I really like that you used white pumpkins too – feels fresh.
Looks awesome!!!
This is gorgeous. You’re a natural at putting decor together.
i love this, and those candle holders are so versatile, i can see ornaments or pinecones on them in a month, easter eggs nestled on grass next spring, (oh and candles can sometimes fill those holes!)
Love it! Your little white pumpkins look precious on the candlesticks.
Your mantle looks fantastic. Where did you get all the white pumpkins? I would love some!
so pretty. i love that your walls are a color. so many decor blogs make us think we should have white or cream walls again. but you inspire me to keep my green walls. it’s pretty to accessorize with white, black, and brown against the colored walls.
Beautiful! I don’t have a fireplace or a mantel, but I’m thinking about getting my hubby to make me a mantle shelf so I can fake it! lol
I love how all of those pumpkins look in a group, and your wreath is beautiful!
Love your mantel decor. Looks very nice. Your blog is great. Thanks for sharing so many ideas.
I love it! Simple & Beautiful.
Looks beautiful! So pretty and inspiring. What a great way to use the candle holders!
I think this looks awesome! Come link up to Handmade Tuesdays if you get a chance!
Your mantel looks great! Partying with you tonight.
I love how you organized your mantel! I struggle on how to decorate for the holidays! You made it look so easy and simple!
I love the white pumpkins and mercury glass. I did my mantel up in white pumpkins and mercury glass too…I love that combination. Love your wreath too and the window.
Oh my gorgeous! I love those small white pumpkins. They are so elegant! Thanks for linking up to Topsy Turvy Tuesday’s!
Your Thanksgiving mantel is so very pretty! I love white pumpkins too and yours looks so great all grouped together at different heights. Love the wreath too!
I like your mix and match candleholders. I’ve tried that before but they tend to look more like I’ve thrown too many together. Maybe becaust I’m too critcal, but I always take them down. Your wreath is very pretty too!
I know I already commented but I just voted for this on the Days of Thanksgiving party. It’s one of my favorite mantels I’ve seen! LOVE it.
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