It’s Apple Picking Season !
That means a few things.
It’s almost Fall!
—-> Yay Fall! <—–
And that means it’s also time to start decorating
with Fall decor, and apples, at The Everyday Home.
A few days ago, I shared an area of my newly
decorated Urban Farmhouse Breakfast Room.
I am going to show you how I easily updated the
current wreath with some apples ‘n berries.
10-Minute Apple ‘n Berry Wreath Update
I am joining a group of Fabulous Bloggers for
#FarmhouseFriday.
I Love this event.
Full of Farmhouse goodness from some
amazing Bloggers and I am honored to take part each month.
Each participating blog will be featured below.
Please make sure you take a few minutes to check out
their projects.
A few days ago, I shared this area of my Breakfast Room…
Apple Wreath Update | The Everyday Home
I also shared 5-Easy Arrangements for my “new”
Blue and White Staffordshire Soup Tureen.
Now, I am slowly starting to add some touches of Fall,
and for some reason, I always start in our Kitchen.
It seems that everything always starts in our Kitchen.
😀
I have decided to add splashes of red, and what
better way than with apples.
Farmhouse Breakfast Room | The Everyday Home
I started with adding a wire and burlap-lined basket with
fluffy green moss and red apples – placed on top of the
vintage, wood card catalog that sits on the black chest.
The silk eucalyptus wreath perfectly frames “Cleetus.”
Apples Wreath Update | The Everyday Home
I dug thru my Fall Bins and found these mini apples.
I used wooden skewers for “picks” so I could simply stick
them right into the grapevine backing. No glue!
Apples Wreath Update | The Everyday Home
There was no rhyme or reason to the placement.
A few in front and a few tucked in the back
amongst the greenery.
Apples Wreath Update | The Everyday Home
Another foray into my Fall bins produced some cute
berry picks. These were interspersed throughout, as well.
Apples Wreath Update | The Everyday Home
A simple burlap bow with navy stitching was the final touch.
I love how the navy stitching ties into the blue and white plates.
And that’s it.
A 10-Minute Project that creates an entirely different look and
feel for both the wreath and this area of the Breakfast Room.
Apple Wreath Update | The Everyday Home
A burst of red.
A touch of Fall.
Apple Wreath Update | The Everyday Home
Apple Wreath Update | The Everyday Home
Apple Wreath Update | The Everyday Home
An easy, 10-Minute Project !
If you loved this project, then please pin
these images below to your favorite Pinterest Boards.
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As promised, here are the other fabulous posts being
shared as part of Farmhouse Friday.
It’s Apple Season, Y’all!
Here are even more #FarmhouseFriday posts
here at The Everyday Home…
Farmhouse-Style Garden Veggie Succotash
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10-Easy Farmhouse Tips for Your Home
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10 Farmhouse Tables You Will Love!
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Please join me on Monday for an
Easy Mason Jar Apple-Pear-Walnut Bread Recipe
Thank you for spending a few
minutes of your day here with me.
You can follow along with
The Everyday Home here….
xxoo, Barb
Here are some of the Link Parties I may be sharing this post with.
You can find more parties on my Linky Party Page.
Metamorpis Monday | The Scoop | Do Tell Tuesday | homework | Get Your Shine On
Inspire Me Tuesday | The Handmade Hangout | Share Your Style
French Country Cottage | Inspiration Gallery | Tatertots and Jello
Cleetus is looking mighty fine! Don’t tell him, but I hear they stuff an apple in a pig’s mouth when they roast them 🙁 With him being in the kitchen with apples around his neck, he might start putting two and two together . . .
View Commenttoo funny xx
View CommentLOL that is exactly what my hubby said when I was making it. He said to pop one in his mouth. I said Cleetus was not a cooking pig he was a looking pig. 🙂 I loved being part of Farmhouse Friday with you. Have a blessed weekend, Barb
View CommentBarb, your wreath is amazing! I love that it encircles your piggy’s head … the addition of the red apples really makes it stunning!
View CommentThanks, my friend. I am glad we did “apples” for Farmhouse Friday and I loved being part of it with you. xxoo, Barb
View CommentYour wreath is very pretty. The apples are the perfect late summer touch.
View CommentAwww thanks. I think they gave that space a little punch of color that will lead me right into Fall. 🙂 Thanks so much for stopping by. Have a blessed weekend, Barb
View CommentLove the pretty apple wreath! And that piggie head…oh my, he’s a cutie 🙂 Enjoy your weekend!
View CommentYes, I do love Cleetus. 🙂 Thanks so much for stopping by. Have a blessed weekend, Barb
View CommentLOVE the pig with it’s fall “necklace”. Great idea Barb!
View CommentLOL I never thought about it as an “apple” necklace, that is cute. Loved being part of Farmhouse Friday with you, my friend. xxoo, Barb
View CommentWhat a great project – and so simple, easy, and with amazing impact!!
You have inspired me – thank you.
Have a great weekend!
View CommentAwww I love to hear that. That makes me feel good that I have inspired you. It is a very easy project and one anyone can do. The best kind huh? 🙂 Thanks so much for stopping by. Have a blessed weekend, Barb
View Commenti love this adding the red apples really made it pop xx
View CommentThanks, I was hoping that would be the exact affect it had. I think it will help lead me right into Fall. Thanks so much for stopping by. Have a blessed weekend, Barb
View CommentLove the wreath!!! So charming and colorful, my favorite wreath and garland bows have lots of loops and curly ends, Great Job
View CommentI love loopy bows, too. I know a lot of people don’t even like bows, but I guess I am old-school. 🙂 Thanks for stopping by. ~Barb
View CommentI am crazy for your pig and apple fall wreath! I certainly did pin to both of my fall themed Pinterest boards and shared with my FB friends as well(hope that’s ok)!
View CommentThanks Lynn I appreciate that very much. Yep, I love my Cleetus, too. He adds so much character to my kitchen and best of all, doesn’t create any mess or make any noise. 😀 Thanks for the pins and thanks for stopping by. Have a great weekend. ~Barb
View CommentEucalyptus is one of my favorite foliages and the pop of color from the apples is breathtaking. Love it!
xoxo
View CommentKathleen
Thanks Kathleen. I love that I can use this wreath pretty much year-round and just add a few additions to change the look. 🙂 Thanks for stopping by. Have a great weekend. xxoo, Barb
View CommentAbsolutely love Barb!
View CommentThanks my friend. 🙂 xxoo
View CommentOh, so pretty and love cleetus…..where would i find such a cute piggie? I have the sweetest pink ceramic pig the size of a real small pig sitting under my desk, love him too. Once a man who was in our house asked me if we had farm animals in every room. we do. 🙂
View CommentI thought about it and I think we have a farm animal in each room, too. More than one if you consider the cats. LOL I used to sell these in my online shop, Farmhouse Decor. I sold it to a friend and you can still shop there at http://www.farmhouseshopdecor.com . You will love it. 🙂
Thanks for stopping by. ~Barb
View CommentThis is very beautiful! Love It! Thank you for sharing with us at the Brag About It Link party! Pinning!
View CommentLove this! Isn’t it great to be able to adapt fabulous decor to the seasons?! I love the pretty pop of color this added.
Thank you for sharing this week at Brag About It link party on VMG206 (Mondays at Midnight). I plan to feature you next week!
View Comment~ Megin of VMG206
Love love love it!!! That whole area looks so pretty!!
View CommentSuch a pretty and original idea for a wreath! Looks so cute right where you have it. Thanks for sharing at the #HomeMattersParty
View CommentWhat a fantastic idea for a fresh update to a wreath. I love the pops of red, perfect the season. Thanks for sharing at the #HomeMattersParty – we love partying with you! Hope to see you next Friday. 🙂
~Lorelai
View CommentLife With Lorelai
What a lovely wreath, Barb!! I love all the beautiful colors of apples, which look especially handsome on Cleetus 😉 This wreath looks very doable, even for those of us with a limited amount of time for crafting. Thanks for sharing your wonderful design!
Happy Fall!
Mary
View CommentAwww thats so sweet Mary. It was so easy using those little apples on picks. Just stick those babies in. LOL Thanks for stopping by. ~Barb
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