This Chalkboard and Burlap Thankful Frame is not only fun to make but it’s also a great place to share what you’re thankful for throughout the month of November. The painted banner is my favorite part.
I haven’t posted a recipe in a while so I thought it was about time. I always say I’ve never been much of a pumpkin girl but that’s not really true. I love pumpkin in the right context. For instance, I don’t like pumpkin drinks or savory pumpkin but if it’s sweet I’m all in. Also I hate wasting anything, especially food and I had a can of pumpkin in my pantry that was about to expire. My guess is that you probably have most of the ingredients for these Gluten Free Pumpkin Muffins on hand so give them a try this week.
This Polka Dot Burlap Table Runner is fun to make and can easily be altered for any holiday just by changing the colors.
This Thanksgiving Blessing Mix is the perfect hostess or neighbor gift to show how much you appreciate your friends and the season. The free printable and dish towel make the presentation even more special.
The holidays will be here before we know it. It’s easy to get caught up shopping and buying gifts for everyone we know and blowing our budget, so we need to be prepared by Planning Financially for the Holidays.
Need Autumn and Thanksgiving decor for your home? Make a cute Wicker Basket Pumpkin using a small lidded basket and a few more supplies. It would look really cute in larger sizes too.
Have you been decluttering along with the decluttering challenge I started a few months ago? At the beginning of every month there will be suggested items for you to declutter from your home. The best thing about this challenge is that we’re all working together for the end goal of ridding the clutter out of our lives. If you miss any of the challenges you can always go back and do them at any time. I’ll have them linked at the bottom of the post. Now it’s time to declutter!
Make a Spider Web Hoop using scrap ribbon and fabric pieces to create a unique Halloween decoration.
Make these Coffin Treat Boxes and fill them with a spooky and sweet Halloween surprise.
What’s better than decorations that can be used for more than one holiday? I love decorating for holidays but I also don’t like storing a lot of stuff. It’s easy to make these blocks into fun pumpkins and jack-o-lanterns by putting vinyl faces on one side of the blocks and decorative scrapbook paper on the opposite side. These 4×4 2-Sided Pumpkins are the perfect decorations for both Halloween and Thanksgiving.
