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Fall Touches in the Kitchen

Just checking in to show you a little fall vignette in the kitchen. 
This was made from items I already had.  
The caddy was a thrift find.  The jar held pasta sauce.  I filled it with acrylic pumpkins from last year, and topped the jar with burlap tied with jute string.
The pitcher was a gift from a friend.
The napkins and plate were also thrifty finds from last year.


 

I also made a slight change to the mantel.

I found this lovely "Welcome" sign at Michael's on clearance for $6.99, so I moved the tray full of pumpkins to another area and placed the sign on the mantel.
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  1. FABBY'S LIVINGSeptember 30, 2011 at 10:36 PM

    Oh I love your basket in the kitchen and definetelly the sign in your lovely mantel. I'm also loving your fall header of your blog, the fall plate is great! Have a fun weekend. Hugs,
    FABBY

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  2. Marty@A Stroll Thru LifeOctober 1, 2011 at 10:00 AM

    Gorgeous. I love your kitchen vignette and your caddy is fabulous. The mantel looks amazing. So pretty and so welcoming. Hugs, Marty

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  3. Pat@Back Porch MusingsOctober 2, 2011 at 8:31 AM

    Wonderful Fall touches!!

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