Fall on the Front Porch

 Yesterday I showed you all of the fun things 

at Nell Hill's Fall Open House.  

I was smitten with her baskets for fall 

so I decided to use my baskets again 

instead of a wreath this year. 

 I really feel like I cheated on this project.  

Mr. Beaux was watching the Chiefs game 

and I know it only took me 

a few plays to finish these.  

I actually had smaller baskets 

that I had used on the door 

last year that were prearranged.  

I shoved those down into my new baskets 

and added flowers around the outside. 

 I tucked a bow to the side 

and hung them on the front door. 

 I found these mums at Lowe's 

with the cute "Welcome" sign on them.  

I know you can't see it,

but there are two adorable squirrels holding the sign.   

It is very clear to me 

that my next project is 

sanding the doors and re-staining them.  

The summer heat and sun 

have done a number on the poor guys!  

 Not that I am trying to point out 

all of my faults 

but let's add painting 

the light fixture to the list!

 I planted flowering cabbage plants 

in the windowsill planters 

along with some pansies.  

The pansies were on clearance 

because they were a little leggy.  

But that's OK with me, 

they will do just fine.

 I set up some pumpkins 

and more mums by my bench.  

The pillow is actually an outdoor pillow 

that I just turned around 

and pinned a sunflower to the front of it.  

Of course, the blanket won't stay outside 

but I sure love the colors!

 Looks like a nice place to sit 

and watch my Bubbies (fur babies) 

while they sniff around outside.

 Thanks for coming over.  

How's Fall coming along over at your place?

Don't be a stranger!

Until Next Time,

B'eaux R'eves

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