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First you’ll need to frame out your wall, if a frame isn’t already there for you.

I honestly don’t think it’s really all that well-suited to having its picture taken right now because there isn’t really a focal point and we’re still holding off on getting a new coffee table and replacing the console table that Jack somehow managed to dismantle in the last few months since he’s been walking.It’s actually really nice and comfortable and lovely to be in this room right now with all the little reminders of fall, our favorite season, all around..

There are pumpkins, of course, that I picked up at the grocery store when I was there anyway one day.So that really took no time at all!And bonus: Jack now knows what a pumpkin is and doesn’t call them apples anymore!

Education through decorating!.Baby pumpkins fit anywhere, always look cute, and are really quick and easy.. I’ve been trying to find some fall wreaths to put in my windows but I couldn’t find any that I liked so I just glued some indian corn from the grocery store to some grapevine wreaths and used those.

It only took 5 minutes out of my day to make them and they actually do have that nice harvesty feel like I was looking for in a store-bought wreath.. Draping a garland and a banner over this old window frame hanging here really had a nice effect for about a 45 second investment of my time!.

I don’t even remember readjusting the lamp shade as I was taking these pictures, but it seems like it’s moving in every one!OK, I think it’s time for me to lay off of the peppermint hot chocolate.

Anyway….. Last week when I was getting ready to dismantle the.and put this together, I told Chris that he was definitely going to have to help me with it because it was just going  to be too big of a job for me with this baby practicing his karate moves in my belly lately.

You know what though?I actually managed to get everything together in the course of a few days with no help at all, thanks to all of these easy projects I came up with that took me no more than 10 minutes each.