I think I talked about my pumpkin topiary last year, but somebody asked about it so I'll explain how I made it again. I just took one of those craft pumpkins, cut a hole in the bottom with a knife, and stuck a dowel rod in it. I had already cut the dowel rod to the length I wanted and painted it brown. Then I put some floral bricks in a pot and stuck the topiary in. I covered the bricks with leaves and also added a bow and scarecrow.
Hope y'all had a good Monday! Have a great night!
Looks very nice!!!
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Looove it...think I might neeeeed to make me one...thanks for sharing you awesome ideas.
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Linda
Angie, Where do you come up with this stuff? I just love everything you do. I copied your framed pear the other day. I have a pair of framed pears now and they are adorable. I think a pumpkin topiary may be next!
ReplyDeleteVery lovely! You always do a wonderful job! Have a great Monday evening. :)
ReplyDeleteSandra
As usual, a good job! Very nice centerpiece for your table. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI love your fall pretties! Cute idea with the pumpkin topiary.
ReplyDeleteYour centerpiece is just right. It doesn't need a thing ;o) I love your pumpkin topiary too.
ReplyDeleteLove that topiary! You make it sound so easy. And good grief, you're into harlequin designs, too? I love your frame!
ReplyDeleteThat topiary is sooo cute. I want one!!! Your decorations are so lovely...thanks for sharing them!
ReplyDeleteReally like the topiary. You did a really good job there! Hugs
ReplyDeleteOH..I love that! That rooster is great~
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Your home is just so warm and cozy, ready for Fall! I love your home...it is so darling and always so neat and tidy!
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Maryjane
Beautiful arrangements, as always. You have such a good eye.
ReplyDeleteI love that pumpkin topiary...what a clever idea! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeletei love the centerpiece! Also, thanks for the instructions on the pumpkin topiary. I'm totally going to make one!!!!
ReplyDeleteI love your table top arrangement! The leaves and flowers are a nice touch to it, too! :)
ReplyDeleteThank you for explaining how you did your pumpkin topiary, I am DEFINITELY "copying" you on this one, and will link it back to you of course! I have the perfect container for it, too! :) Oh, and I have my frame all ready for my pear picture (copying your idea here too) but I'm scared to cut the pear! Arg! :)
I hope you had a good day! :)
Very cute idea. Love your centerpiece too. Mimi
ReplyDeleteVery nice centerpiece. So it was something you just threw together huh? If I did that it would look like I literaly threw stuff on the table. You make it look so easy.
ReplyDeleteLove your topiary and I love that cute harlequin frame...with the darling photo!
ReplyDeleteWell I sure hope you don't mind being copied!! I have the exact same black & white bow on my Anchor Hocking glass pumpkin & I have a very similar iron work candle holder. I am now going to find a tray & one other object to combine them with & try to make my own replica of your centerpiece!
ReplyDeleteI also wanted to say I think your pumpkin topiary is just darling! Very creative & different! :D
Thanks for sharing all the new ideas!!
Very cute decor. You are always so creative. I love the topiary.
ReplyDeleteMorning, Angela. Love that Rooster of Fallness centerpiece!
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Shelia ;)
Love this year's and last year's topiary.
ReplyDeleteSo cute!! Love it all!
ReplyDeleteLou Cinda :)
It looks great! I have a giveaway going on so stop on by when you get the chance ;). http://bethcrabtreehunter.blogspot.com/2009/10/scrapblog-giveaway.html
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Beth
The pumpkin topiary is mighty cute! If I can find another pumpkin around here I think I'll make one too! Love the centerpiece too! Very cute!
ReplyDeleteManuela
Very nice! Thanks for the how-to on the topiary.
ReplyDeleteMary Lou
I have been wanting to make one so now I know how...thanks for the directions.
ReplyDeleteLove your pumpkin topiary, just too cute. Thanks for sharing.
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