I love that little squash - sadly his days are numbered. Only 3 more days til Halloween when he will be carved into all his spooky glory and then devoured in a roasted vegetable soup!
The leaves in the bottle are from our conker trip, we love to collect the pretty colours, but once home I struggle to know what to do with them. They soon crisp up and turn brown. Ah well it's an excuse to find more. I will try to make this beautiful garland one day - I just can't seem to find the time at the moment!
How do you bring the changes of the season into your home?
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I celebrate the change of seasons in our home by having of my 1970s Althea seasons books on display by the front door. The illustrations are fantastic.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful autumnal colours. I love that squash too. He looks perfect to be carved and roasted!
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Such a stunning display - less is definitely more xo
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ReplyDeleteAw, lovely - glad that little Campari bottle went to such a loving home!
ReplyDeleteI collected loads of leaves on Saturday from our park trip - will be attempting something with them soon, although they're being pressed in the leaves of the biggest book we own right now. But we also found a teeny, tiny acorn, so my boys are hoping for a visit from Scrat of Ice Age. I'm less keen...
Lovely display - simple, seasonal and effective.
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