Thrift Store Fall Decor

I know, it is still summer, but makers need to bethinking ahead to fall. So with fall in mind I headed out thrifting. I found a few items pictured below.

Now, I am not sure if this ceramic item I found is a vintage ceramic conch shell or cornucopia. I saw it as a cornucopia, so that it how I used. These three items came together beautifully to create a centerpiece for autumn.

I added thrifted, faux florals and dried, foraged weeds to the ceramic cornucopia. 

Don't be afraid to cut and rearrange faux flowers. The feather stems are also from the thrift store.

Make sure centerpieces look good from all sides, especially if you will be leaving it on the table during meals. I set the cornucopia on a stack of three books to give it more height and more of a presence. 

I pulled the fall plant out of the wood vase it was in (this was a Threshold piece from Target, but I thrifted it for $.99) and put it in an antique dish that was my grandma's. 

The black, metal stand got a glow up with antique gold Rub-n-Buff. A thrifted candle sits in it.

While I am savoring summer, I look forward to fall. It is my favorite season and I love decorating for cozy days ahead.