First of all, to get the full effect, you need to start with some really dramatically dirty stairs.
I love how when the fields have soy beans in them, they start to turn yellow even before any of the trees so it starts to look really fall-y around here even if the weather is still really warm.. Here’s the lay of the land as you turn back around and start heading back towards the house on the grass path.. Let’s head back towards the house now so we can see what’s going on inside!.I’m really not in a place in my life right now where I have any free time for playing around with decorations in my house when the seasons change, but I. love.
seasonal decorations and that feeling of time passing with the seasons that you get when you take a moment to acknowledge it.Getting outside and looking at the changes in nature around you is one way to get a sense of that place in time, but adding a few things around the house to celebrate can really help too!And the kids like it!
I just took 5 minutes here and there, maybe once every few days over the course of a couple of weeks to put some stuff out around the house that made me feel cheerfully fallish and like I’d done my part to set us up for the season ahead.Of course, big fancy decorations are awesome too, but even just little things around a room can cozy things up and boost everyone’s spirits..
So here’s the living room this season:.
I honestly don’t think it’s really all that well-suited to having its picture taken right now because there isn’t really a focal point and we’re still holding off on getting a new coffee table and replacing the console table that Jack somehow managed to dismantle in the last few months since he’s been walking.If you love the look of natural wreaths made with fresh greenery, but don’t want to put in all the work to get a perfect circle, try my trick out for the.
Easiest Natural Christmas Wreath.OK, sure, this whole.
wall art project.took a little longer than 10 minutes, but each individual sign was so quick to make!