Leaves
I bought the leaves in little packages of multiple leaves for .99 at Michaels. I then simply "sewed" them together. I took a needle and thread and ran the string through the top and bottom of the leaf and then took it to the next leaf.
I went through the top and bottom to help the leaf not twist the wrong direction.
I then just tapped the strings to the back of the window.
Fall Words
For the fall words, I used some blank wood tags and mod podged some scrapbook paper to each tag.
I used the tag as a template to cut the paper.
I used to my Silhouette to cut out the letters for fall.
I then poked a hole through the paper where the hole in the tags are with some scissors, I always poke from the front to the back so the extra paper sticks out the back.
Then I added one more layer on mod podge on top to give it a nice gloss.
Then I used some string and hung each letter, each string getting progressively longer, once again I just taped the strings to the back of the frame.
And for one final touch, I added a little garland of leaves, that I got at the dollar store to the bottom corner of the frame
Which nicely completed my- please come fall weather- antique window decor
Have you decorated for the fall yet?
More Posts about my antique window decor by clicking links below
--How to Use Antique Window for Decor
--Valentines Window Decor and here
I am linking this post up at the following crafting blogs
not yet but i'm hoping to get in the shed this weekend to pull out some decorations
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It looks great, Emmy! I like the little hanging tags and the leaves. Still looks great with the B&W photos on each side, too! Your antique window is still my favorite of all the crafts you've done and it's so versatile!
ReplyDeleteI haven't decorated for fall ever. We don't really get a fall here, so it would feel a little strange to decorate for it. :o/ We always seem to go straight from summer into winter.
What a wonderful fall decoration! I lice the hanging words.
ReplyDeleteI have been thinking (not doing) about making that grateful frame. And no, I have not decorated yet. And what am listening to right now...Christmas music! It just felt right. LOL.
ReplyDeleteI love your versatile window.
I love fall decorations! I have started decorating for fall but not quite done. I went to hobby lobby and got cardboard letters and modge podge some cute fall scrap paper on them. I'll have a picture posted tomorrow.
ReplyDeleteSo love this. I want an old window like this, I just haven't found one yet.
ReplyDeleteI love all your craftiness. :-)
ReplyDeleteAdorable! It feels like Fall here... you can have it :)
ReplyDeleteNo I have not...but I seriously need to! Love yours...gotta get moving on mine!
ReplyDeleteIt looks great, especially surrounded by those gorgeous faces.
ReplyDeleteThat is such a cool idea! Will you make me one?
ReplyDeleteI'm going to have to search your blog for the antique window origin. I've never seen that before! That looks great, I still haven't even hung up the pictures in the new house yet. I'm nervous, what if I never get the hang of decorating for the holidays? (I can do the Christmas tree, lol I've figured that part out.
ReplyDeleteIt is all so perfect. I also love the hand prints in the corner. Too sweet.
ReplyDeleteLove it! So, I'm definitely getting out my fall stuff today! Storage closet here I come :)
ReplyDeleteSuper cute. We don't really have seasonal decorations...just Halloween stuff and Christmas stuff. That's all we really do.
ReplyDeleteYou are inspiring me to decorate because I haven't done it yet. I love your ideas and so smart to sew the leaves.
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute idea. I love the little fingerprints. I'm a new follower from 504 Main. I hope you stop by and say "Hi"...
ReplyDeleteOh I love it! And no … I haven't decorated for fall yet. I don't know when I will get around to it either!
ReplyDeleteThis is super sweet! I love it! Thanks for sharing at It's Overflowing's party (Saturdays at 7am). XO, Aimee
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