Remember when I found this old mantel in the barn?
I‘m guessing it’s original to the house.
It got a good scrubbing and sat propped up against the back wall of our barn patio for a while but I knew I wanted to bring it back into the house.
But I wanted to be able to move it around, not secure it to the wall. I love to rearrange. Right now I love having it in the dining room but what if I want it in the family room or a bedroom someday?
and some spray paint to blend it in (I haven’t had the heart to paint the original mantel yet but perhaps someday).
Boxing it makes it stand alone and movable!
I changed my fall mantel up a bit…
Before…
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Yarn pumpkins with pinecone stems…
Fall monogram wreath…
Pinecone votives on pedestals…
It’ll probably look different before next week’s DIY Project Parade! 🙂
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