Thank God it's thrifty Friday, Friends! I'm sharing my latest Dollar Tree haul--autumn decor. I know you've heard me say it before, but dollar stores have come a long way! Today, I'll also show you how I used some of my seasonal finds...
You probably spotted the jar with the copper colored lid as the dollar store find. Rather than using it for crafting, I opted to keep it simple by filling it with acorns. Did you notice the "shelf" is a repurposed spice rack from a previous find?
This colorful sunflower sign caught my eye, and layering it with a tobacco basket elevates the look even more.
In addition to the festive sunflower sign, I also selected these.
Here's how I displayed the sign on the right:
Last but not least, I haven't tried growing marigolds from seeds yet, but at .10 a pack, I will!
My next post will be on Tuesday, and I'll be joining the talented tablescape bloggers hosted by Chloe at Celebrate and Decorate! Hope to see you then!
Until next time, stay safe and healthy!
.jpg "Join 16 home and garden bloggers for the 2024 Fall Home Tours beginning Monday Sept 16!")
.jpg "Tour my home to see how I style colorful collected decor to create rooms that are easy on the eyes and your budget!")
Cecelia,
ReplyDeleteLove the copper lid jar and I also bought some of those same signs...was going to decorate the Kitchen this week but I will be having a new refrigerator delivered on Sunday so I decided to put it off until next week especially with our kids coming over for the Holiday on Monday..Have a great Labor Day weekend and thanks so much for stopping by!!
Hugs,
Deb
Love the copper top. We did a day trip to the beach this week. I looked for shells and didn't find a single one (tide was coming in, darn) BUT I found lots of acorns washed ashore! Score! I have maples and pines, no oaks. I have errands in town today; I live between 2 cities so I have 2 DTs that I can hit and will go to the one I haven't been to for a long time! You will love the marigolds; even I (with the black thumbs!) can grow them!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea for that jar, Cecilia! I always stock up on signs as well. I planted their marigold seeds (among others) back in the spring and I've been enjoying them all summer! There's nothing like a fresh garden bouquet to lift your spirits! xo Kathleen
ReplyDeleteCecilia,
ReplyDeleteSome great finds, I love acorns and have 100s from our old house. Yes, 100s preserved.
The sign in the tobacco basket looks great.
Good kuck with the Marigolds next season.
Cindy
Marigolds are so easy to grow & beautiful in fall bouquets. Though some people don't like their scent they are so good for keeping pests out of the garden.
ReplyDeleteI saw the jar today but did not get it. I did get a small hay bale and some small moss pieces. Everything you made looks so nice. I enjoy your emails very much.
ReplyDelete