It has been way, way too long.
I have missed this place and all of you incredibly, and I am SO happy to be writing again after a long, much needed season.
Exactly what I have been up to is probably a 12 part blog post and today is more of a huge hug and a little DIY too.
It has been a season of closure in some ways, as well as incredible blessings & a sudden loss too. It has been hard, and some days exhausting. But in midst of change & some tears God has revealed Himself to me and provided such Grace that I cannot wrap my brain around His mercy and great love for us.
So for months I have missed you terribly, like really bad. And my paint brushes and glue gun got a little dusty, but in recent weeks the gates of ideas and pull to make again have been flung open.
And I have so many ideas & projects that I hope you don’t get sick of me. But I will keep sharing until you tell me enough already, sound good?
I am in the middle of a home office makeover (yeah it’s like the 5th one in 4 years, and yes it could probably be classified and a full on obsession with makeovers at this point!)
I am working at home much more now that school has begun again and I have acquired a fab new desk that just needs a new coat of paint and glam hardware to kick butt.
The pieces I am pulling together are bright, light, pretty, and inspire me. Shouldn’t our spaces do that? And of course I am doing it on an uber-budget which makes a good challenge.
In the meantime I wanted to make some pretty pumpkins for my office that make me happy when I see them.
They have the boho vibe that I love so much and incorporate the huge brushstroke trend too.
And the best part, I GREW them!
Then I pulled them from their vines and painted them so I guess that wasn’t very nice but these little pumpkins made the ultimate sacrifice so we could have fun and paint right??
They were so easy.
I began with a couple pumpkins and some bright aqua spray paint. I painted a couple coats and let it dry before I gathered my acrylic paints and brushes.
Next I just chose some of my favorite colors and added some blobs and streaks of paint all around each pumpkin until I was happy with the colors.
I let them dry and they were a little naked.
And I like feathers, which if you stand still long enough in my house you may get a feather hot glued to you so keep moving around and you are safe.
A couple little feathers in Fall colors & voila!
Pretty Bohemian Painted Pumpkins, perfect for early Fall when the days aren’t blustery yet but we are still SO ready for pumpkin everything.
{More Pumpkin Projects}
Thank you for creating with me today friends, I love you SO!!
I cannot tell you how good it feels to hit the publish button and know that I am connecting with my tribe again, I have missed you so and cannot wait to share more of my home office redo this week!!
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