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It’s Friday and I’m ready for the weekend! The leaves are changing here and it’s getting chilly at night and I love it. Bring on fall! So today’s Friday Favorites start out with some non-traditional fall decorating options — because as much as I love the fall colors, breaking out of the fall mold is fun, too! — from last week’s Bekob Anonymous party, plus some striking laundry rooms and other fun tutorials and options.
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go-to non-traditional fall decor: Isn’t this white pumpkin wreath by Paint Yourself a Smile just vivid?! Especially with her pretty colored door — and the secret to the beauty is just spray paint, so check it out and make one of your own.
go-to colorful (but non-traditional) straightforward fall decor: These fabric pumpkins by Dazzle While Frazzled are straightforward, and what a great way to use up some fun colored fabric scraps! Because pumpkins don’t have to be orange.
go-to scrap buster: The fabric pumpkins are fun, but if you’re like me and have more wood scraps and random “junk” from projects — these “junkin” pumpkins by Diva of Handmade are just what the scrapbuster ordered.
go-to classic fall motif: I just adore sunflowers, and this pretty black and white table setting by Pender and Peony is well fitted for letting them shine — fall style for sure, but not the traditional pumpkins and red and oranges.
go-to dreamy laundry room: I shared this striking space over on Instagram and I’m still wishing it was mine! What a space, laundry plus crafting and vivid all-around!
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go-to real life laundry room: It’s nice to dream of vivid laundry rooms, but it’s nice to have a reality check now and again too! A Girl and a Glue Gun made her laundry room fresh and new with a fun stenciled wall — and I only wish my laundry room had the wall space for one of those signs!
go-to use of rope: Mrs. Do It Herself saw a similar entry table and headed home to build one herself. The rope adds a fun rustic or nautical touch!
go-to cut-em-up project: I’m a big fan of cutting things up to turn them into something new (like this) and this stacked entry table made from a coffee table cut in two is clever! Details at The Painted Hinge.
go-to brick wall: Sagebrush Ridge had this striking REAL brick wall in her kitchen, but the kitchen also lacked storage — so up went some industrial style open shelving. A striking combo!
