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Fall Finery for the Jelly Cupboard

I spent a few hours going through home decor bins this morning, trying to weed out some of my crap treasures!

I emptied 3 out of about 20 bins, so a little progress.  Taking it to Good Will.  I would normally have a yard sale, but that's too much work for me right now.

I came across this faux bittersweet garland that I bought at a consignment shop, and decided to put it in the sun room on the little jelly cupboard that belonged to my mother in law.  I've shared it lots of times.  It's one of those places that constantly gets changed.




Yesterday, I put the turquoise frame back on top, draped a fringy good will scarf over it, and added a grapevine wreath.


The metal tray with the bird on it goes perfectly with the garland.




You can see my pitcher collection with the fall colors on the top shelf.

I added this little guy to a table top.  He came from Dollar Tree.


Nothing highlights an item like a cloche.  This one usually holds a bird, but this trio of pumpkins look so pretty inside it.


More table decor above and below.  These are in the sun room as well.

I love this GW teapot.  Perfect fall colors.


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