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Tuesday Turn About #64 Fall Wreath Fun

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Let’s get the party started with Tuesday Turn About Fall Wreath Fun! We are featuring fall DIY wreaths and more!

TUESDAY TURN ABOUT #64 Fall Wreath Fun

Last week, we featured some tasty summer recipes, and more!

Hey, all! Welcome to the party! And guess what?!

We’re in the high 70s this week! Temps here in So Cal are taking a bit of a break… for now! But, I am NOT complaining!

As the temps go down, my excitement for fall decor goes up! How ’bout you?

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So, this week, let’s take a look at some AMAZING fall wreaths that YOU can make!

And remember,

But before we take a look at some lovely door decor, let’s take on some tips!

Weekly Household Tip

Did I promise you a part 2 for my DIY tip on wrapping paintbrushes in plastic wrap to help with minimizing clean-up? I think I forgot to share part 2!

So, here it is… my secret weapons for cleaning paintbrushes. While using liquid dish soap and warm water, I also use my paintbrush comb (not an affiliate link). This handy little tool not only ‘digs deep’ to get out excess paint from your brushes, but it also does double-duty in squeegy-ing out paint rollers

And, if you still find you have some built-up paint on your brush, use a little isopropyl (rubbing) alcohol on the bristles and handle. Just remember to wash the brush again with a bit of soap and water, then rinse well!

Weekly Blogging Tip

Our readers’ eyes like to ‘rest’. This means when writing a blog post, write with short paragraphs, leaving more spaces in the article.

Short paragraphs (meaning most paragraphs should have 1-3 sentences) encourage the reader to continue. Long paragraphs tend to be skipped and can encourage a ‘click-away’.

The standard paragraph rules don’t necessarily apply in blogging. Separate a normal paragraph by spacing sentences where you have a natural pause in reading.

Now let’s partay!

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This Week’s Features:

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Heidi from My Sweet Cottage is sharing her lovely DIY wreath that she created completely from items in her garden… like COMPLETELY! Take a look!

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Fall Wreath with a Minimalist Vibe

This unique fall wreath is covered in leather laces and accented with lovely fall florals. Ashley from Cherished Bliss shows us how we can create this door decor with a MCM flair. Isn’t this gorgeous?

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I think we have a black door theme going on here today!

Grapevine Wreath for Beginners

Grapevine wreaths are probably the easiest base to start with for any seasonal door hanging, and I think CoCo from The Crowned Goat agrees! Take a look at her tutorial for this lovely beginner’s DIY fall wreath!

tuesday turn about fall wreath fun grapevine wreath with florals and ribbon

Check out our Tuesday Turn About Link Party Pinterest board! All featured posts are pinned to this board each week, IF you have a pinnable image!

Now It’s Your Turn! Link Away!

Let’s start sharing! Because this is a party, we encourage all who link up to visit several other bloggers who have linked as well – comments and pins are a great way to spread the love!

Before you get started, take a look at our guidelines:

  • This party is for home decor and home-related posts only (recipes, organizing, DIY, crafts, etc.). Link up to 3 related posts. Please do not link up informational posts that do not relate to the topic.
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  • By linking to the party, you give us permission to share your projects on our blogs and social media. We will always give proper credit with a no-pin image.

It’s so much fun seeing all the fall DIYs, decor, recipes and more being shared! Keep it coming! We love seeing and visiting each post!

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    1. As you probably know from your brother, we actually were in the 100s this past week! Ugh! I need a vacation from this heat! 😉

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  7. Thank you for hosting! This is what I featured the week of 8-24 to 8-28 on my blog. On Tuesday was Tiramisu French Toast. Wednesday was a White Chocolate Chip Pancakes with Raspberries. Thursday was Red Velvet Pancake Puppies. And winding up this week of Brunch was Baked Apples with Dried Fruit and Pecans. Enjoy!

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  9. I’m so glad things are cooling down for you Julie! We are the opposite. The forecast looks like hot weather up here, high eighties for at least a couple of weeks. Love your wreath features. Thank You for hosting my friend!

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    1. Yeah… we are back up in the 100s now! Can you believe it??? I can’t get a break to work on my bathroom… MWA looks like a cyclone… like when I first moved in!

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  11. Julie, thanks so much for hosting this party and for featuring my all-natural wreath. I am honored! The other featured wreaths are so beautiful.

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  12. Would you believe we’re already getting frost warnings here in the Canadian prairies! Brrrr Great tip for cleaning paintbrushes – I love my little heart shaped paintbrush comb and use it almost daily. Hope your week has been good so far, Julie and thanks for hosting 🙂

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    1. I’m just a wee bit jealous of your temps, Marie… I’m def more a winter girl than a summer one! Did you know about the rubbing alcohol tip? My mom figured this out when we owned our nursery lamp business! She was an extremely smart woman!

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      1. No, I didn’t know about the rubbing alcohol tip but I’m definitely going to try it. I have used the fabric softener trick where you leave the bristles soak in it overnight and rinse with warm water and it works like a charm! I think I learned that tip on the this Old House website.

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  15. Thank you so much for featuring my grapevine wreath, Julie! It was the first time I had ever tried to make my own wreath. It was way easier than I thought it would be so I’m excited to find fresh ways to use it year after year now. Hope your week has been a happy one! Hugs and thank yous, CoCo

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    1. Wreaths ARE easy… who knew?! I have one coming to the blog that has a funny story! Excited to share it (took all of 20 minutes to make!)

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