I loved Angie@The Happy Homebody's framed pear project and thought how clever it would be with a pumpkin for fall instead.
So clever and original, Melissa!
But guess who is already two steps in front of me?
Angie.
Turns out that if you can come up with a framed pear, you can make a pumpkin look even cuter. So much for originality, but here goes my version :)
Start with a pumpkin from the Dollar Tree, and a knife (a bit morbid looking, isn't it??
But guess who is already two steps in front of me?
Angie.
Turns out that if you can come up with a framed pear, you can make a pumpkin look even cuter. So much for originality, but here goes my version :)
Start with a pumpkin from the Dollar Tree, and a knife (a bit morbid looking, isn't it??
But what if I don't have any yard sale PB plates lying around, Melissa?
Never fear:
While you're at the Dollar Tree, pick up a silver tray in the dishes section~they have the little hobnail edge around them. I would give it a coat of heirloom white spray paint, and you'll be good to go. I used them in a Christmas display last year, and Wendy used them for her chalkboard~I think they would be perfect. Or, use a frame, or another plate...you get the picture :)
Thanks for the inspiration, Angie~
Soooo...what else can you frame?
Cherry's framed cherry
Nester's framed fork
My framed keys
My framed doorknob
Wendy's framed buttons and Barbie clothes
It's DIY day at Kimba's~go join the fun!
Love it!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great way to bring Fall inside!
Thanks for sharing this.
Very cute! Thanks for the idea!! I am thinking about Christmas items to use for this project too!! Have a great day!
ReplyDeleteOk, not that i'm slow but i never would have thought of putting it on a plate. I totally love it. Thanks for the "original" idea. I think i like it better than in a frame.
ReplyDeleteHow darling yet simple! I may have to do this! thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteSo sweet! I love that!
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Jen
very cute idea!
ReplyDeleteI was just thinking that you could also stick a piece of velcro in the middle of the plate and then another on the back of whatever you want -- making the plate able to go with the seasonal flow! Totally gonna give it a go!
ReplyDeleteOohhh, how cute!! I like yours a lot! I have framed pears and I have lemons on plates.. but this is great. Maybe I need to swap things out for the fall. Hmmm...
ReplyDeleteI love it! I have the exact pumpkins plus a knife. I'm totally doing it this morning! Thanks :)
ReplyDelete-Jill
Love the pumpkin. I'm gonna be a copycat later today!
ReplyDeleteLove it ... I'm on the way to the Dollar store.
ReplyDeleteJust too cute!!!!! Love the idea.
ReplyDeleteCece
Whoda thought a plate and a pumpkin could make for so much fun? Love it!!
ReplyDeleteBlessings~LillySue
Thanks for the shout outS today lady! You rock!! (And I love your pumpkin plate. So clever!)
ReplyDeleteI LOVE it on the plate!!! Saw the pear one and this is just FABO
ReplyDeleteI saw both of Angie's projects and loved them, but I love yours too. What a great idea (and frugal too). Thank you so much for sharing.
ReplyDeleteso clever! love the look :) thanks for so much inspiration!
ReplyDeleteVery cute project. I saw the framed pear and loved it. I have a silver shoe set (horn, hook & file) that I'd like to frame. Your links gave me some good ideas. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute idea, anything that can be cut in half could be used in place of a pumpkin - imagine the possibilities!!
ReplyDeleteI guess I have to add this to my "I wanna try that" list. Which keeps getting longer and longer the more blogs I read!!
Hope you can stop by for a visit sometime.
Have a great week!
Heidi - Heart and Home
Great ideal, another ideal to stash away.
ReplyDeleteSandy
Very adorable! I have seen that done with fruits but I never thought about a pumpkin! Thanks for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteI love this idea! You have inspired me to do something similar. Thanks for sharing! -Jackie
ReplyDeleteYours turned out so cute! I like it better than mine! Thanks for the sweet words!
ReplyDeleteAdorable!
ReplyDeleteI adore this! I'm heading to Dollar Tree tomorrow!
ReplyDeleteOk- THAT is adorable!
ReplyDeleteHello sweet Melissa - I love this idea! Your version turned out so cute. I have a Home Goods plate that I've been waiting to use for the perfect project, and this is it! Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Marie
http://emmacallsmemama.com
SO cute! Who would have thought a pumpkin on a plate. I love it. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteLove this!
ReplyDeleteThis is the first project that I have actually made note of and I's going shopping for a pumpkin tomorrow. So easy and cute - I love projects like that.
ReplyDeleteSomehow I made my a little backwards. Instead of a plate I used a frame but it still turned out rather cute. I posted a link to your page too :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for all the inspiration!! Absolutely LOVE your blog!
great minds think alike. I also copied her idea but I made apple plates for my kitchen :-)
ReplyDeletehttp://monroeice.blogspot.com/2009/10/nester-said-to-paint-something.html
After seeing this darling "Pumpkin Plate," I simply must be become a follower of your blog. Love all your home decor!
ReplyDeleteOh shut up...cute and CHEAP? Why did'nt I think of this? DT had some white plates too that would be equally cute! Adorable as always! :D
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yapping cat
I really enjoyed looking around your blog! What great ideas!!
ReplyDelete*Eliza’s blog*
Absolutely darling and amazing! I definitely am going to make one of these. I featured this at somedaycrafts.blogspot.com Grab my 'featured" button.
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ReplyDeleteI just love those simple yet totally amazing ideas. It's one of those where you go why didn't I think of that! Thank you for showing us a tutorial.
ReplyDeleteHave a sweet Sunday.
Hugs...Tracy :)