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Happy Fall Y'all!

I love to decorate and re-decorate my home! I love to make beautiful spaces for my family to live in. I also have a passion for crafting and creating new things. 
I do this blog in hopes to inspire you to make something beautiful for your Home and Family.

Happy 1st day of Fall!!  
Cooler nights, pumpkin spice lattes and bonfires mean the season is changing!  

So... today I decided to get my formal Living Family Room ready for fall.  If you haven't noticed, I really like redecorating my rooms!  This process has a way of making me "fall" in love with all of my knick-knacks again :)  Plus it's a great excuse to add a few new pieces to my seasonal collections.  

I got started by emptying all of the shelves to create my blank slate.  I put all of my decor on the floor so I could see what I was working with.  
Here is how I got started:

I love to decorate and re-decorate my home! I love to make beautiful spaces for my family to live in. I also have a passion for crafting and creating new things. 
I do this blog in hopes to inspire you to make something beautiful for your Home and Family.

Then I just followed the steps from my previous post to add my decorations back onto the shelves.  You can find those steps here.
And voila...

I love to decorate and re-decorate my home! I love to make beautiful spaces for my family to live in. I also have a passion for crafting and creating new things. 
I do this blog in hopes to inspire you to make something beautiful for your Home and Family.

I love to decorate and re-decorate my home! I love to make beautiful spaces for my family to live in. I also have a passion for crafting and creating new things. 
I do this blog in hopes to inspire you to make something beautiful for your Home and Family.

I love to decorate and re-decorate my home! I love to make beautiful spaces for my family to live in. I also have a passion for crafting and creating new things. 
I do this blog in hopes to inspire you to make something beautiful for your Home and Family.

I love to decorate and re-decorate my home! I love to make beautiful spaces for my family to live in. I also have a passion for crafting and creating new things. 
I do this blog in hopes to inspire you to make something beautiful for your Home and Family.

So it took me about an hour to get this look and that included doing a little dusting!  You can totally do this!  

I also whipped up this adorable Harvest Banner shown in the last picture.  My next post will show you step by step instructions on how I made it.  Stay tuned!

Thanks for stopping by!
I hope you come back often!
~Jamie

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