We created a wreath using a bag of black beans, some fabric scraps, cardboard and LOTS of glue.
We glued the beans to a piece of round cardboar?d we cut. This was a very time consuming wreath because in terms of weight the beans need to be laid out one layer at a time. We used spray adhesive to glue the beans to the cardboard. Then sprayed over the beans with another coat. Then we used plain old Elmer's glue and poured it all over the beans. We waited a day for it to dry and then repeated the process. On the third day, we cut fabric scraps tied it around the wreath, added a bow and then hung it on our front door. It was time consuming but we didn't have to buy anything to make it since we already had everything on hand.
The black chair was a curbside find. We found it just like this and thought it was perfect the way it was. As the season's change we can easily swap out potted plants or add a pumpkin like we did here to fit the seasons. Who knows? Santa might be sitting there next!
We used a Black Sharpie to add stripes to the white Heirloom pumpkins and the large orange pumpkins.
Some fresh flowers in an old crate fill up the space under the chair.
So there you have it. You can create a space using items found at the curb or by using what you already have on hand. The only items we purchased were the two large pumpkins and some fresh mums. Everything else we had on hand. Overall cost was less than $20.00.
Until next time.....
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8 comments:
Love that wreath - what a great idea.
Your porch looks great! and I love the wreath! Great job!
You've created a great fall scene on your porch at very little cost.
Very inspiring.
Great post.
I loved your show and tell. Everything looks so festive. I can't decide which is my favorite part...love it all! TY for sharing!
You amaze me! Every week you link up something amazing that you found by the side of the road. I've got to start driving on your roads, b/c mine never have anything good.
How I wish I had a large porch to do something like this. It's absolutely adorable! Love the cute vintage touches :)
I love your porch...so festive!
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Beautiful porch -- thanks for linking up to Share the Love Wednesday!
Mary
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