She Turned Her Dreams Into Plans: Seasonal

I love fall, it's my favorite time of year. Right now it still feels like summer out and I wish it would cool off just a little, I'm ready for some autumn weather! Another thing that I love is fonts. It takes me forever to find just the right font for my projects. Here are my favorite fonts for any fall projects! These are all free fonts, check out the links below to download each one.

Janda Apple Cobbler // Blood Crow // Return to Sender // Marketing Script
American Typewriter // Little Lord Fontleroy // Cooper Black // Army Stamp
Clive Barker // Dream Orphans // All Things New

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We don't have many holiday or seasonal decorations for our house yet. We've only been here one year so far and stuff like that just costs so much money! I guess it's the type of thing you have to gather over the years before you have a lot of it.

Our front door needed something colorful on it for the summer. Of course, summer is almost over now but I haven't had a chance to get to making this project until now. I love how it turned out and the bright colors. I even saw a floor mat at Lowe's the other day that would match perfectly...I think we should buy it and put it out on our front entry to go with this colorful wreath!

Here is what I used to make my wreath:

Black picture frame
2 colors of ribbon
4 felt flowers
"Smile" wooden cutout
Hot glue gun
2 picture hangers w/nails
Hammer
Ribbon to hang it
Paint for the wooden cutout
Paintbrush

I wanted to put a different word instead of "smile" but I looked at two different stores and couldn't find anything else to work. Even the individual letters that would fit, didn't have all the right letters available. It always seems to work out that way!

The felt flowers were pre-made and in the clearance aisle. If I hadn't found these I would have used normal silk flowers but I really like how these felt ones turned out! The back of the frame looked a little messy after I glued the ribbons on, so I covered it up by gluing a strip of the green ribbon around the entire back side, since my front door is glass and you would be able to see the back of it from the inside.

I wasn't sure how I was going to hang it, it is rather heavy and I didn't want it to fall down. I finally decided to nail two picture hangers to the back, one on each corner and use those to tie the ribbon hanger to. So far it's been holding up nicely on our front door!