Wednesday, September 26, 2012

Easy Fall Mantle

Hi!

Slowly decorating for fall, and glad to say my mantle is ready!
Actually, because the colour scheme I have in my house ( kitchen, living and dinning room) is all in shades of green, orange, brown and red my house kinda feels "fall" all year long .
I love earthy colours, as you can well see....
Inspired by this centre piece from Better Homes and Gardens via Karin Lidbeck's blog I decided to bring this simple arrangement to the mantle. 

Instead of using real white pumpkins, I bought these ceramic ones at Dominium and the twigs at Dollarama. 


Wrap the twigs around, twist and ...ready. 




Love the white against the dark brown wall and the simplicity of it.
: Night-night update:




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15 comments:

  1. Love your mantel and the pumpkins with the berries, I'm now your newest follower and I'm stopped by from A Glimpse Inside:)

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    1. THANK you!!!
      I also love the simplicity of it, and the time it took me to make it, like, 5 minutes?

      I will head to your blog and happily follow you back!
      xo
      Andrea

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  2. Love the votive candles! What a romantic touch! I have an ugly mantle that needs some paint. Love how the white on yours contrasts with the wall. Lovely idea.
    Audra @ renewedprojects.blogspot.com

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    1. Thank you, Audra!
      I also love my background colour on my wall, it makes white accents pop !

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  3. I just love how simple and whimsical this mantel is - great job!!

    I featured this on my blog today:
    http://christinasadventures.com/2012/09/sunday-features-92.html

    And I pinned it too:
    http://pinterest.com/christinasadven/20-below-features/

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    1. Thank you again, Christina!

      Linked my FEATURE here:

      http://thesimplecraftdiaries.blogspot.ca/2012/10/featured.html?showComment=1349210636102

      xo
      Andrea

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  4. Nice job!!! I love the glow from the candles behind it!

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  5. Thanks so much for linking up to Your Whims Wednesday, I featured this on my blog tonight! Come stop by and grab a featured button: http://www.mygirlishwhims.com/2012/10/your-whims-wednesday-79-and-features.html

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    1. Thank you so much, Rebecca, again:)
      ( updating my replies:)
      cheers
      Andrea

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  6. Great job! You nailed the knock-off look :) I used the bittersweet picks from Dollarama to decorate my mantel this year as well. I love the touch of whimsy that they add. I have looked at those ceramic pumpkins in the Superstore many times but didn't see how I could use them. Now you've given me great inspiration!

    I love coming across Canadian blogs because I know I can actually find the things they share :) I hope you'll stop by and say hi!

    P.S. Congrats on your House of Hepworths feature!

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    1. Claire!
      AHHHH! I LOVE when I come across other Canadian bloggers!!
      Thank you so much for visiting my blog and leaving such a nice comment:) AND for becoming a follower!!
      I found these at Dominium, I am sure they still have some.

      I will pop by your blog right now, take lots of peeks and gladly follow you back!
      Cheers
      Andrea

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  7. I love your rendition. It's simple and classy! If you get a chance I would love for you to link up your pumpkins and any other Halloweenish projects you have at my Halloween Edition Pin Party. It's up all week.

    http://sarahdawndesigns.blogspot.com/2012/10/pintastic-monday-halloween-edition.html#.UG3XYq4-WnA

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    1. Sarah!
      Thank you!!! I love simple :)

      I just visited your party and linked my mantle, thanks for inviting me!
      And I added your parties to the ones I go on Mondays, I love parties!
      God bless
      Andrea

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  8. Great work! You nail fortress version looks:) I used the bittersweet to choose from Dollarama decoration my mantelpiece in this year. I love the touch caprice, they add. I looked at the ceramic pumpkin in the supermarket many times but don't know how can I use them. Now that you have given me great inspiration! cheap nike jerseys

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