If they fade with all that sunshine...don't throw them away...get out a paint brush and bring new life back to them. Now what in world am I talking about? When it was time to pull out the pumpkins that I have been putting in some concrete planters for the past two years, I noticed that they were sooooo faded and there was no way I could have these out looking like this. Now that's when I got out some old white ASCP and that problem went bye bye!!! This was way cheaper than heading out to a local craft store to buy new ones...work with what ya got ladies...it's all about shopping your nest!!!
NIFTY THRIFTY TUESDAY is still going strong...so please don't miss out...click
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Your thrifty friend,
Linda
So easy and soooo THRIFTY!!!
Another THRIFTY idea...you
can hear more about it
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A touch of fall at the back door!!
You can even find a rabbit or two
out there too!!
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Come join me at these fun parties...
Wow Us Wednesday
Share The Love Wednesday
Fall Linky Party
Whatever Wednesday
Fall Into Fall Linky Party
Open House Thursday
Treasure Hunt Thursday
Fall Outdoor Party
Thrifty Thursday
Feathered Your Nest Friday
Inspiration Friday
Potpourri Party
They look wonderful in the urns and I am all about thrifty too.
ReplyDeleteThrifty is the new chic! I have a pumpkin I need to paint too! Thanks for the idea!
ReplyDeletei love those pine needle nests! they are perfect for the pumpkins!
ReplyDeleteLove your urns with pumpkins, very festive!!!!!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea, Linda! I think I'll probably get one more year out of mine and I'll paint them fresh next Fall.
ReplyDeleteI brought mine out today and thought mine looked faded too! I thought why not paint them. We are thinking alike!
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Donna
It all looks so beautiful Linda! :-)
ReplyDeleteVanessa
Looks fab in that great urn! love me some white pumpkins!! xo
ReplyDeleteI love the white pumpkins!
ReplyDeleteSuch cute little poka-dot letters. Love those! Thank you for hosting! I'm a first time participant. :)
ReplyDelete~Liz
The pumpkin looks brand new!
ReplyDeleteAh, the power of paint.Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteGreat Linda we all have so many great finds and pieces we can put to use!
ReplyDeleteI hope you will let me know what you think of my Autumn Decor, so far......
Oh and I have a new giveaway as well.
xoxo
Karena
Art by Karena
Love the white pumpkins - they look great in the planters too!
ReplyDeleteNow that's my kind of talk...shopping the nest! Your pumpkins look great.
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful day,
Gail
The pumpkins look gorgeous in the concrete planters. Love shopping my own nest.
ReplyDeleteWill be looking for pine needles and seeing them in a whole new light! THAT is such a great idea - love it!!!
ReplyDeleteThose are so cute and I love how you have them displayed. And that is an adorable AU sign!
ReplyDeletexo
I live in a world of tall pine trees and most all the little bird nest I find are made of them so I loved how you made the pumpkin nest with them. Thank you for the like of my wedding table scapes. I had every intention of marrying inexpensive clear glass candle sticks with the mason jars for a pedestal effect but time just ran out on me. Thank you for coming by. xoxo
ReplyDeleteOh I just adore the bunny.
ReplyDeleteWe often have the perfect thing right at our fingertips...Thanks for reminding us to shop our home first! Love the pumpkins in white!!!
ReplyDeleteI love white pumpkins. they just look so clean and refreshing. Thank you for linking up!
ReplyDeleteIt all all looks very pretty!
ReplyDeleteSylvia
I love those white pumpkins!! I have seen them with the persons last name initial on them too! Maybe another idea for next year!! Enjoy them!
ReplyDeletePERFECT....oh the pumpkins look great in their urns, but the AU "wreath" on the door and the flag waving are super! I'm heading to the store for letters. This will be a wonderful house-warming present for my son and his wife. Thanks!!!
ReplyDeleteJane (
Artfully Graced)
Hi Linda,
ReplyDeleteLoving the white pumpkins in the urns, very nice!
The back door arrangement is beautiful, love the container...
Have a great week!
All the Best,
Christine
Love the fresh white! And that cute little Auburn accessory ~ War Eagle! :)
ReplyDeleteVisiting from Savvy So Style--
Heidi @ Show some Decor
The pumpkins look wonderful all dressed in creamy white!!! Love them sitting in the urns to welcome visitors.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea about painting the pumpkins. I have a big faded light up cat on a pumpkin but I don't know that it would look as good :) Love your team spirit too!
ReplyDeleteI am so happy that you posted this. I can't find real white pumpkins anywhere in my area because of the wet summer here! I am getting out my spray paint. Thanks for the inspiration!
ReplyDeletePlease come enter my giveaway!
Yvonne
What a great idea and so simple! Everything looks wonderful! Really enjoy coming to your parties!
ReplyDeleteRebecca
I need to find some inexpensive pumpkins. I'd love to paint them! Thanks for checking out my blog!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great and super easy idea Linda!! Thanx for sharing and have a fabulous Thursday!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea Linda...they look great!
ReplyDeleteI love your white pumpkins! Coincidentally today, I was looking at my old pumpkins and wondered how they would look if I painted them white...now I'm inspired!
ReplyDeleteHi Linda, Those faux pumpkins are too expensive to just throw away so painting them is a great idea. Love the concrete planters and your Aurburn sign. Thanks for joining the Open House Party this week.
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Sherry
Great use of the urns and pumpkins. Thrifty is always better!
ReplyDeleteThank you for linking to Potpourri Friday. I appreciate your participation!
What a great way to transform your planters for fall--and use what you have. thanks for linking up to Share the Love Wednesday!
ReplyDeleteMary
Love your pumpkins in the urns! I love your books! Thank you for linking up with Home Sweet Home!
ReplyDeleteSherry