Horn of Plenty Wreath

I started with a standard "horn of plenty" which I found at a local thrift shop and decided to repaint.  I used a Rustoleum spray paint for wood surfaces and spray painted them thoroughly.  Also, I made sure I used a quick-drying spray paint.

And here's a picture of the painted horns.  The supplies I used for decorations are laid out in front.
I used the styrofoam cone to pack in the center of the horn and hold items in place.

Next, I picked out some more floral items to go in the horn.  You can see the pumpkin, an ear of corn and some fall leaves.  I also added a fall colored bow to the horn because I wanted to use it as a wreath for the front door.

A side view of the Horn of Plenty Wreath.

Front view of the Horn of Plenty Wreath.

I used a command hook (which you can see at the top behind the flowers) and a pipe cleaner to hang it on the front door.

A Thanksgiving Table Scape

The pictures don't exactly do this Thanksgiving table scape justice!  This is a picture from Beverly's Home.  I like that it's festive, pretty and you can see everyone you are enjoying dinner with and not have to move or look over the decorations.

This picture below shows a view down the side of the table.

A small decorative pumpkin on the end plates.  It's decorative and super easy to move when you're ready to begin serving guests.

The centerpiece… it's nice and pretty but not obnoxious and it doesn't obstruct the guests view of each other.

And here it is again… from a different angle of course.