This is a tale about my little white pumpkin. I know it's not amazing or spectacular, but I love it anyway. You know how some of those projects are. Right? I found this pumpkin awhile ago at GW, stained orange. (No before photo--I took one. I don't take as much time with "before" photos, so they're often blurry. Like I'm walking by. While waving. And chewing gum. Texting, and trying to snap the photo...)
So. I did the same ol', same ol'. I then made a trip to Old Time Pottery. Two trips.
I purchased four picks and cut or separated them all apart to get individual stems. Of course, I {heart} with ones with the white-ish berries, since they tie everything together.
Before I painted her, I filled in the separations with wood filler. I think she kept cracking in spite of my efforts. See the crrrraaaack, above?
What can I say? It's still pumpkin love. Wanna see the "before and after"????? Roll your mouse over the following picture...
I kill me! I like them both {smiley face}! Photo flip instructions courtesy of Sneaky Momma Blog Design. (I'm such a dork, I rolled over this bunches of times while I was in the preview screen.) For more fall decor see my thrifty hutch post.
I hope I haven't missed all of the fall parties--I'm linking here:
They look great. I like the rollover! Might have to learn how to do that. I did it several times on your post. It was so fun.
ReplyDeleteI think that my comment disappeared, so I will try again. Blogger or my computer has not had their coffee this morning. LOVE THE PUMPKIN!!! The arrangement you designed is so beautiful. It makes a marvelous statement and I adore the handles you used. Great job, Kim!
ReplyDeleteOk, now I love to play so that rollover feature has me going this morning :) Love the before and after. Your photography is beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I love the pumpkin and the photo flip!!! It looks great in both pictures too!! Coming over from Vanessa's -I'm hosting a decorating inspiration party this weekend if you would like to join! Happy Weekend! :)
ReplyDeletethat is just fun to do!!
ReplyDeleteI like the little pumpkin too!!
Love the pumpkin. It looks fabulous. Hugs, Marty
ReplyDeleteYour arrangements are truly beautiful.
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Thanks for the inspiration.
Very nice arrangement.....love the white pumpkin story. ANd very impressed with the "roll over picture"....I don't have a CLUE how you did that? Happy Fall Ya'll!
ReplyDeleteHi! Thanks so much for coming over to join the party today! I absolutely love this pumpkin arrangement and think it looks so elegant in those tones. This is a great way to show that decorating for Fall doesn't always have to be in the traditional color pallette. Thanks for the inspiration! :-)
ReplyDeleteVanessa
Ooo, I love the pumpkin and all the fun little picks!
ReplyDeleteI have to agree- white pumpkins rock-they truly inspire me and they last well through the thanksgiving decor!
ReplyDeletelook at how festive everything looks. i enjoyed seeing your decor in all white cream & gold tones. most often fall decor is full of color. this was a pleasant surprise. you have a lovely collection.
ReplyDeletethanks for linking up to the FALL FESTIVAL!
kellie
You are linking to eight parties, yes I counted! :) I love the photo flip. I havea new project now.
ReplyDeleteI think I prefer the pillar candles, but the white pumpkins are adorable...
This is a super pretty vignette too...I love your pics.
ReplyDeleteWonderful pictures! I like the rollover effect of the pictures!
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Sandra
lol, rollover is fun! i just did it a bunch of times. loving the pumpkins up there, such a great idea. and i love that candy corn needle point, too!
ReplyDeletethanks for your comment on the skulls...i've never used them in decorating, but i thought they'd be perfect for my dining room colors.
Very cute! Thanks for joining the party!
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ReplyDeleteCool before and after. I like the tiny pumpkins on the tall candlesticks. And white pumpkins? What's not to love?!!
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