Here's what I ended up doing for the
piano. By the time I went to Michael's to get supplies, all the fall stems where marked down to $1. I decided to stick with the brown bucket for the piano and use the burgundy vase at the entry way. I still had some orange berries leftover and I was surprised by how good they looked in the vase.
At the kids art class we have been doing a lot of ceramics. This is a leaf that I made there. It was really fun! The picture above was taken close in with a flash so you can't see the mess of fort blankets etc. behind the picture. The little one below shows all the junk I had to move over to take the picture. Just keepin it real so you don't think (falsely) that my house is always perfect!
At the kids art class we have been doing a lot of ceramics. This is a leaf that I made there. It was really fun! The picture above was taken close in with a flash so you can't see the mess of fort blankets etc. behind the picture. The little one below shows all the junk I had to move over to take the picture. Just keepin it real so you don't think (falsely) that my house is always perfect!
4 comments:
Beautiful! I am reading Edith Schaeffer's The Hidden Art of Homemaking. I kept thinking about you when I read the flower chapter and again while reading the food chapter. Have you read that book?
Your living room is beautiful! I love the leather furniture and the little table your berry arrangement is sitting on!
Those are so lovely! I wonder if there are any more clearanced off...hmmmm. The berry one is actually my fav.
Thanks for the refreshing view of mess, that was consoling as well!:)
you make me laugh!
i love the fall decorations! we just put in Christmas music, so now i'm ready to put away fall for winter (even though it's not even thanksgiving yet!).
did you really make that leaf?! it's amazing! did you paint it too? love it!
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