Celebrate Color {Fall Decor}

Today I feel like nesting.  Moving beyond hemming pants and finishing up projects to sprucing up our home for the autumn season.  It doesn't have to be complicated.  In fact, those leaves in vases are just the elegant kind of simple that I like best.   Heck, I could even branch out of sewing and string leaves or make a pine cone arrangement.

Since I'm leaving for The Sewing Summit tomorrow, I'm going to spend the day checking things off my list and tidying up.  With any luck (since my kids are going to be staying with Grandma while I"m gone!) I'll return to a clean home and turn one of these projects from pinned to Pin-Did.  

::Warm::  Leaves in vases.  Felt flower wreath.  Owl pumpkin.  Natural leaf garland tutorial.

::Bright and Black::  Candle holders, unknown.  Fabric pumpkins tutorial.   

Bright flower wreath.  Boo.

::Neutral::  Gourd candles, unknown.  Pinecone wreath tutorial.  Gourd owls.   

Crochet garland tutorial.

With a little collection for each color mood, I hope one of these mosaics inspires you.   A handful of those links are tutorials too!  

As crazy as it may be, I really connect with each of these color boards.  This scatterbrained approach gets me all tangled up when it comes to home decor, since my favorite inspiration rooms have more of a color-focused than eclectic approach. Case in point: ever since I hung those patchwork curtains, my choices for that room have seemed to become soooo focused.  Which kind of makes me uncomfortable.  I like how they look - don't get me wrong - but my color-love is fickle.  If only rooms were as easy to change as clothes!

Maybe I should make patchwork panels for different moods?  

Oh, dear.

P.S.  thanks for continuing to add your fall-inspired creations as we Celebrate Color!