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Fall Decor and a Warm Apple Cider Drink

Continuing the Fall decor theme from my DIY Pumpkins for my porch, today I am sharing some other Fall delights for the home and from the kitchen! I had barn wood left from my DIY project so I designed mini ones, they look really good next to the pumpkins I painted! I simply took chalk paint I already had in gray and painted regular mini pumpkins you can pick up at the Farmer’s Market. You can also get them in the grocery stores. I took a mini white pumpkin and rub dark aging cream on it. It is hard to tell from the pictures but I really like how this technique turned out!

My linen closet needed some updating! I went to Bed Bath and Beyond to purchase new towels and found this gorgeous burnt orange color! The picture does not do this color well! I simply used burlap ribbon I had on hand to tie the front of the towel. This would be beautiful for a guest bath or in a powder room.

Apple Cider, mmm good! What says Fall more than hot apple cider! I picked up local Apple Cider at a local farm stand. I LOVE apple cider and wanted to create a light apple cider drink. So I created this simple drink! It is very warm and comforting! Give it a try, you will not be disappointed!

1/4 cup local Apple Cider

1/4 cup water

1/4 cup lemonade (I used my recipe which you can find by the search)

1 TBSP mulling spice wrapped in cheese cloth ( if you don’t have the cloth just put your spices in and strain out)

Bring all the liquid to a boil. Turn down to a simmer and add in the spices. Let sit on a slow simmer for 5 minutes, pour into a mug and enjoy!

It is super simple to add seasonal touches to your house! Look around at what you might already have that you can incorporate into this beautiful season!

ENJOY!

Debbi K.

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