My wreath was looking very weepy so I decided to trim up the ends so they would be fluffier. I also added a little scarecrow to dress it up. I really liked how it turned out.
After my wreath haircut I had a pile of fabric scraps that were just screaming to be saved from the trash can.
Then it hit me. What if I made a Thanksgiving Sign for my entry table that would coordinate with the wreath on the front door? Well, I figured all I could do was try. So, I dug out a old picture frame that I liked the shape of and pulled it apart. Now, when I say old I mean 80's flashback.
Then I modgepodged the scraps onto a sheet of scrapbook paper that I cut to fit the frame. Then I printed up the 'Be Thankful' and added it on top.
I then added it to my entry table with a little scarecrow and a few pumpkins. It still needs some work but it is coming along...



If you have any ideas of ways to make this area more complete, I would love to hear them.
I really love link-up parties. I get some of my best ideas from some of these:
Remodelaholic Anonymous @ Remodelaholics
Show and Share Day @ Just a Girl
Frugal Friday @ The Shabby Nest
Frugalisious Friday @ Finding Fabulous
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Something with some height... like a skinny lamp or several mix matched candle holders that are tall.
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