Gorgeous Fall Yard

I love, love, love how this Dallas homeowner went all out for the fall season. Not only did they decorate the entryway, but please check out the pumpkins on the window box! I spotted this picture over at the fabulous blog, Poca Cosas.

The house looks like it is in the Highland Park area which is where my husband grew up and where some of my friends live now. Each time we visit Dallas, I always like to take a joy ride through the neighborhood to see the unique architecture and landscaping.

Happy Fall Y'all!

My favorite time of year is here! I absolutely love fall and Christmastime. The season of Christmas took on a whole new meaning last year when we welcomed our second baby boy into the world. I cannot believe he will be one so soon! But before December comes along, celebrate the wonderful month of November. Here is a pumpkin invitation my friend Hayley designed this year.

This invitation was designed for my good friend Julianna who threw a fall celebration for her son's second birthday. I love the use of celadon and copper brown instead of pumpkin orange like you would typically expect. This invitation would also be gorgeous for a Thanksgiving dinner or perhaps a party at a pumpkin patch!

Soon I will have pictures to share from this birthday party! So please stay tuned!

Halloween Treat Bags

Of course I waited until the last minute to do this! I'm looking for cute and simple treat bag ideas for my son's Mother's Day Out class and I just found these and think they are precious. I just might have to give them a try!

image via All You

Now I just have to drag myself to Target or Michael's and get them made!

TuTu Party Accessory!

This very girly door wreath is PERFECT for a little girls ballerina party! My longtime friend, Amanda, has always been crafty and she just opened up her own Etsy shop!! She has a few items for sale in addition to the wreath. Knowing Amanda, she will continue to add really cute things!

Fall Centerpiece

I love this fall centerpiece. What I love even more is how easy it is to recreate. All you need is an iron lantern, silk fall leaves and miniature pumpkins which you can pick up at the grocery store. And there you have it!

image via The Knot