Fall has a special “fresh start” sort of feel. After a whirlwind summer, it’s nice to settle in, to spiff up your home, and just enjoy being there. A good way to do that is to start in on some autumn-inspired crafting. It’s a fun way to spend an afternoon and after you’ll have unique decor to take you through the season. Invite a few friends over and make it an event.
These four projects are simple but make a big impact. The cool part is that you can make them exactly how you want. Use different floral, or different paint colors – it’s all up to you.
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