Who says fall decorating has to be all about pumpkins? Don't get me wrong. While pumpkins, both real and faux, are considered traditional fall decor accessories -- and I've certainly been known to use them over the years --  there are many other less traditional fall decor avenues to explore. 

One of those avenues I've chosen to explore this year embraces more of a rustic luxe look, relying on a vintage pheasant whiskey decanter as the base for a sideboard centerpiece display. Coincidentally, pheasants seem to be very "in" this year, so my timing couldn't be better!      

This peel and stick wallpaper project came about accidentally. Have you ever bought something without really knowing what you were going to do with it? I do it all the time! And doing that led me to this awesome, Asian-inspired wall art creation that I can't wait to share.

Trumeau mirrors have become a running theme in my household lately. Not that I'm complaining, mind you.

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While you can always purchase dried, pressed flowers for your crafting projects from online sources, I chose to grow my own flowers for making pressed flower art! As a a fervent flower gardening enthusiast, it just seemed like the natural thing to do.

So let's talk about which flowers and plants I grew in my garden for making pressed flower art, as well as a list of other potential flowers and plants that lend themselves to being dried, pressed and used to create beautiful, original art!

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One of my favorite DIY projects of all time is the fake naked cake I created with nothing but some crafting foam rounds and spackle. Yes, you heard that right -- spackle. Over the years and seasons I've decorated it in different ways and loved each and every iteration of it. 

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