Cheap and SUPER Easy Fall Centerpiece

 

I had some goodies left over from my fall craftapalozza so I threw them together and made a little center piece. I’m all about using things I already have on hand to get my craft on!

You’ll also need some type of container. A vase, urn, or flower pot would work great. I used a garage sale urn I had laying around. I believe I paid $1.00 for it. Ha I guess that irrelevant but I’m so use to telling you how much I pay for things. 

 

 

  This would also be really cute with branches if you don’t have skewers on hand.

 

 

 

                                  I had some moss left over from THIS project.

 

 

 

Check to see if you have any paper or gaps showing. If you do just use a little moss to fill in the holes.

 

There ya have it………

 

 

super easy, cheap, and cute if I do say so myself!

 

If you’re in the mood for a little Halloween inspiration mosey on over to the links below. I posted a ton inspiration pictures last year.

-Halloween Home Decor
-All About Pumpkins
-Halloween Costumes
- Ghoulish Food

On a random note: I’m having a lot of fun over on Domestic Princess in Training’s Facebook Page! It’s nice seeing your faces and chatting with you a bit! Click HERE to join in on the fun! I would love to see your sweet mug too!

I’m linking up with:
Southern Hospitality

Do You Live in the DFW Area?

 

Just wanted to pop in and let my local Texas readers know that I’m offering pumpkin patch mini sessions on Saturday, October 9^th. If you live in the area and are interested please shoot me an e-mail at kendrapryorphotography@gmail.com

More info can be found be by clicking HERE.

Little Food For Thought

I came across this quote today and I thought it was something that I needed to share.

 

“We can never judge the lives of others, because each person knows only their own pain. It's one thing to feel that you are on the right path, but it's another to think that yours is the only path.”
     -Paulo Coelho

   

      I try really hard to be open minded and see the other side in situations I’m faced with. I’m not always prefect at it but I do give it my all. Who am I to tell you what’s right and wrong. We all (hopefully) do what’s right for ourselves and those around us.

 

     Perhaps the screaming child at the grocery store is autistic and the parent is doing the best they can. Maybe your neighbor believes in a different religion than you do but that does not mean they are unworthy of your respect. Perhaps the clerk behind the register is not providing you with the best customer service. Instead of getting upset give them the benefit of the doubt and truly ask how their day is going.

 

    Sometimes it’s hard to step outside of our box our “safe zone” if you will but before jumping to judgment try to look at the whole picture. Sometimes things may not be what they seem and someone may just need a little understanding and a warm smile.