Sentences with phrase «of faux pumpkins»

I use a lot of faux pumpkins because our weather is still very warm in Texas so the real thing will rot too quickly.

Like I mentioned earlier, I pulled out my stash and got into my container of faux pumpkins and just placed them in spots to fill in a bit.

I used a mix of faux pumpkins and real.

I've had most of the faux pumpkins for years, and found the cute Cinderella pumpkins at Lowe's this year.

There are tons of faux pumpkins out there.

It's nice to have the real thing, but now I have a stash of faux pumpkins in colors I love.

I have a great stash of faux pumpkins I use until I can replace them with the real deal!

Carve a trio of faux pumpkins, add twinkle lights inside the pumpkins and wrap the outside with bittersweet vine.

Not exact matches

As pumpkins, witches and faux cobwebs have taken over much of North America for Halloween, Clare Slaney - Davis is preparing an October 31 feast that some would consider much spookier, with table settings for her grandparents, a great - aunt and other relatives who have passed away.

The first one is to simply paint a few coats of the Chalky Finish Paint onto the orange faux pumpkin.

Down the runner I placed a pumpkin soup tureen and pumpkin soup bowls filled with a combination of faux and real flowers and foliage.

So far, I haven't seen any real pumpkins in the stores yet but I will use the faux for now some of them look so real you can't tell the difference.

I nestled three faux white pumpkins on top of the flowers.

All of my pumpkins are faux (fake is such an ugly word) except for the little orange and little green and white ones.

Once you have painted the box, filling it with a layer of faux eucalyptus and adding the white pumpkins takes a few minutes at most.

Ella Claire Inspired / / ⇒ A Thanksgiving Tablescape / / I love the use of faux mercury glass mixed with the leaves, and berries and pumpkins make a perfect setting for Thanksgiving Dinner.

I added a white faux pumpkin perched on a wood slice in the center of the table as a simple and rustic centerpiece.

Both faux or a natural Pumpkin Centerpieces adds a unique touch that easily fit the décor of the fall table centerpiece.

I'd recommend using a faux pumpkin — you can find a variety of sizes and shapes at your local craft store.

Whether you prefer the real ones or faux mini pumpkins, you can typically find them in a variety of colors.

Supplies Needed Faux white pumpkin Black Paint Paintbrush Quick Dry Tacky Glue Glitter The photo doesn't really do justice to the damage that was done to the top of the pumpkin.

Then fill with leaves and a mix of real and faux pumpkins and gourds, all from Wal - Mart.

There were tons of small and large faux pumpkins and I knew that I could somehow make these work.

The large faux pumpkins where then placed on top of the hydrangea steps.

I used painter's tape on the bottom of the faux white pumpkins to keep them attached to the window sill.

You'll be able to create your own faux floral arrangements and browse through their unique pumpkin patch — filled with meticulously crafted gourds of every size, style and texture!

It reminds me of the DIY Faux Bois Pumpkin I painted a few years ago.

This is necessary to protect the bottom of the pumpkin (faux or real) from molding.

I never thought of painting the faux pumpkins in those tones, but I love that idea!

Grab some faux or real pumpkins (I especially like the white and neutral ones), a few stems of greenery weaving around them, and some white candlesticks.

Not a single pumpkin in sight here either, so glad I'm not the only one who had to do a bit of faux... haha!

Antique European olive buckets filled with faux pumpkins and autumn foliage flank the sides of the front door.

To create a Fall vibe I suspended an autumn wreath over my mirror, placed two large white faux pumpkins on one end of the buffet, and a long glass vase full of pumpkins and pinecones on the other end.

I washed my fall / winter throws, brought out my fall colored throw pillows, changed up my entry tablescape to my beautiful faux pumpkins and small plaques with messages of counting blessings and giving thanks.

I switched out a small telescope for a tall, large clear vase with lovely faux maple tree branches with realistic fall leaves and one with acorns... looks so sculptural on a sofa table... I placed a string of amber fairy lights (on a battery timer) in the base of the vase... so pretty and cozy looking at night as it illuminates the vase and the wall behind the arrangement and placed a fall twig berry swag along my mantle and nestled 3 ceramic pumpkins amongst it.

I found a little bit of faux fur, some faux foliage, and a few faux pumpkins to mix in with the real ones... Oh, and some pine - cones too!

So far, I haven't seen any real pumpkins in the stores yet but I will use the faux for now some of them look so real you can't tell the difference.

I have a box of faux orange pumpkins ready to go in a yard sale, now I think I shall keep some and paint them as you did... they look fabulous on your beautiful table / tablescape!

For my table setting in the dining room, I decided to use one of my favorite tricks, sticking a ball of faux foliage from the dollar store, into my bowls, and topping them with a cutesy little pumpkin!

I dug up my shoe box full of fall faux flower picks that I bought from the Dollar Tree and faux pumpkin picks.

Infuse in some natural elements of vegetables (real or faux), pumpkins, wreaths, berries, moss, fruits, varied nuts such as chestnuts, Indian corn, dried leaves, and branches.

The faux leaf and pumpkin wreath in shades of green, with small splashes of red and gold, works well now through to the end of autumn.

I've gathered more of my butter - yellow pumpkins and mixed them with faux white ones in a large enamel dish pan.

Pumpkins, baskets, and faux greenery bring the warmth of harvest time to a neutral farmhouse dining room.

Finishing touches for the room includes wrapping a faux garland around the bottom of the chandelier & placing a few small pumpkins around the room.

Pumpkin plates and ramekins in shades of blue tie in the cooler colors and look darling when topped with assorted faux pumpkins.

I have the leaf wreath on the door, the pink / brown mums tucked into faux pumpkins on the stairs, shades of orange paisley welcome mat... but what makes it really pop is my new peacock blue front door!

All I did was take out the pumpkins and add in some bleached pinecones, some white berry sprigs, a few faux juniper berry branches and a strand of twinkling lights.

I absolutely love the mixture of all the different elements on this porch: wicker, porcelain, wood, cement, metal (brass and copper) and then the mix of faux plants and pumpkins along with real ones.

We grow pumpkins and gourds in our garden, but they did not do very well this year, so I have a mix of real and faux.