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Spend a few minutes on Pinterest, and you will see that there are a lot of ideas and techniques for painting pumpkins out there.
Everyone loves a good party. And now there is no need to stress out deciding on a gift for your hostess. Here are some unique, easy and (mostly) DIY hostess gift ideas. A great hostess gift doesn't have to cost a lot of money and is always a very thoughtful gesture. I hope these ideas give you some inspiration.
Fall is almost here...and it's my favorite time of the year! Lately I have been eager to start slowly turning my home decor over for fall and figured that my table decor was my first to-do. My preference is to decorate for each season with items that I already have on hand (a.k.a. scrounge up from the depths of our house). I am happy to report that this project cost me less than $10 total because... 
Do you love using unique vintage elements in your decor? Are you looking for a new way to spruce up your dining room table for your next dinner party? Are you throwing a vintage-inspired wedding or shower any time soon? If you answered yes to any of these questions, you might be interested in making your own DIY vintage table runner...using doilies. Yes, doilies. I said it. I know, I know, up... 
Decorating for a party of any kind can get expensive and sometimes become stale and expected. If you want to add a fun, unique pop to your decor and save money along the way, you should make your own paper pinwheels. Pinwheels that even your favorite Kansas City Country Club Plaza window display would envy!
