I was at 1515 for a relaxing cousin weekend. We couldn't wait to get the Fall decorations out. My one cousin and I started buying Fall decorations when we stayed at Decorating Tennis Girl, Robin's bed and breakfast. She had a cottage that my cousin I made as our home away from home. After my mother died and we sold the house, we were so grateful to Robin to have a place to stay. Every season we would drag a rubbermaid tote to the cottage, get it all out for our visit, then have to put it away and take back home. Now all those seasonal decorations have a permanent home in the town where we were born!
Here is just one sampling for Table Top Tuesday at a Stroll Thru Life, thanks Marty!
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Antique Oak bookcase, decked out for Halloween. Last year at the end of the season I got the candy corn lights and couldn't wait to try them out this year!
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The cat on the left was one that I had bought my mother, antique candy bags and old Gurney ghost candle.
Newer Bethany Lowe Halloween items.
Have a great Tuesday and Fall Decorating Days ahead! |
9 comments:
Love your header, what a wonderful collection of watering cans! Great vignettes, you have a great collection for Halloween. Thanks for visiting and sharing your wonderful blog!
Fun to see the first of your Halloween posts! Love mixing the old and new:@)
Ann,
You are most welcome. It was always a pleasure to have you and Mary as guests, although you were more like part-time residents :)
Your tabletop looks very spooky!
Oh wow, this is totally incredible. I just love it. Everything is just so pretty and so unreal. I love every single item of it. I've also never seen the candy corn lights. Just gorgeous. Thanks so much for linking to TTT. Hugs, Marty
HI Ann! Oh, this is so festive and cute!
Be a sweetie,
Shelia ;)
This lit-up scene really caught my eye! Looks terrific!
DD
Everything is SO cute, Ann. I love the candy corn lights! :-)
XO,
Janie
You did a fun job of decorating for Halloween.
So cool- glad you left a comment on my blog so I could find yours. So you're an Ashmore girl, huh?
I have done a lot of genealogy here in Oakland.
Can't wait to read more of your blog...
Hugs- Tete
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