Fall Blocks and Fall-i-days Tour

I’m excited to be a part of another fall tour with some good blogger friends of mine.

Today I’m going to show you how to make simple fall blocks too.

Okay, come on in for the tour!

Welcome to my home!

Did you know I’m in Canada? Well, I had to add some maple leaves. I love adding natural elements to my home especially for the fall.

And what a better way than adding something from your own backyard. It adds height too which I love in this grand space. If you are a follower of my blog, then you know how much I love crocks and I just added this one on top of a galvanized bucket turned upside down. I also thought it needed a bow {burlap, of course}.

I have another version of my foyer too because I just can’t decide which way I like better.

See those little blocks that spell fall? I’ve had a couple of friends tell me that they think it says FAIL. Welcome to my home…I hope you fail! NOT!

So I had to change it up. I turned them over and spelled them with CAPITAL letters so there was no confusion. Geesh.

Would you like to know how I made them? Well, I purchased that little stool and those blocks in their natural state from Michael’s.

And stained them with Minwax Dark Walnut.

Then I just drew the word FALL {not fail!} freehand with grey paint.

That’s it!

Let’s move on into my dining room.

I found these brass deer at a flea market a few months ago. I added some glittery pumpkins I bought at Michael’s and the rest of my details are pretty rustic.

I used my nice china but my glasses are just thick water goblets.

I used my chicken wire basket for fresh rolls and added some berry garland that I got from Michael’s as well and just wrapped it all along the edge.

Oh, there’s another deer grazing.

Let’s move on to my living room!

I kept with a neutral mantel in my neutral living room.

I made this Seasonal Burlap Frame and added a toile pumpkin to it. Super easy!

I added some branches from my backyard again to either side of the mantel in a clear vase.

I shopped my house and added old books and some more glittery pumpkins. Rustic and glam. Love it!

I made these vintage pumpkins with Annie Sloan chalk paint and dark wax. They are super easy to paint!

I made this split pea wreath too.

Here is my mantel without the branches or the objects by the hearth for a more simpler decor.

I can’t decide which one I like better.

In my kitchen eating area, I just added some white pumpkins under a cloche and placed it all on a silver tray.

Did you notice my chalkboard? I keep seeing ‘It’s Fall Y’all’ and since I’m from Canada I thought I’d add an ‘eh’ instead.

Be sure to visit all my other co-hosts to see how they decorated their home for the fall-i-days!

Jenna at Rain on a Tin Roof

Jamie at So Much Better with Age

Heather at Southern State of Mind

Melissa at The Happier Homemaker

Lauren at The Thinking Closet

Laura at The Turquoise Home

Emily at Two Purple Couches

Candace at Vintage News Junkie