Rustic Fall Vignettes
I finally got around to doing a little fall decorating! Using the two rustic shelves I built for my living room, I've created two fun fall vignettes for only a few dollars!
The rusty metal shelf I made holds all kinds of fall goodies. And the rust is a great match for the oranges and reds!
An old leather tool holder makes a pretty nice vase!
Weathered scrap wood with painted letters fit perfectly in the rusty bin on this shelf.
Using a magnet, I displayed a great fall photo of my children on a rusty piece of metal. It's actually a bike seat. I used a hacksaw to cut the plastic seat off and all that remains is a perfect rusty easel!
This shelf made from a printer's tray is a great place to hang a garland, this one made of leaves from the dollar store, and has the perfect nooks to add a few painted wooden building blocks spelling "autumn."
Vintage books in a deep red color, paired with a pretty painted pot full of orange stems, coordinate nicely with a vintage-looking clip holding a few leaves.
I bought a few dollar store pumpkins and added a little chalk paint. So easy!
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