Every Room In The House Party - #11

Since November 1 falls on Saturday which is the scheduled day for the Living Large In Small Spaces series at A Joyful Cottage I'm starting the ERITH party a day early. 

Greetings Cottage Friends,

I'm sure many of you have been busy getting ready for tonight's trick or treaters.  I've noticed that front porches are becoming more and more elaborately decorated for Halloween. I'm not into scary and spooky and all that, so if I had a front porch I'd like it to look like this.  

Country Living - A cozy-cute scene 

I love those adorable owls and the grapevine pumpkins.

October's party was held on the Fall Porch, and I have to say all who partied have some truly gorgeous autumn decorations.  Let's take a look at some.

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Oh, to have a porch like AnnMarie's to decorate for the seasons.  Her Falling For Fall porch at Musings of a Vintage Junkie is filled with loads of color and vintage charm. I love the touch of aqua.

Have you ever imagined what fall might look like on the island of Crete?  Poppy of Poppy View gives us an up close, personal and poetic look at her gorgeous pool deck in Faking Fall.  Bring your swimsuit!

Jann at Have a Daily Cup of Mrs. Olson creates wonderful vignettes, and her porch overflows with them in Fall Greetings on the Front Porch.  She also shares a link to her tutorial for that fabulous "Fall Greetings" pillow on her glider.

Penny's porch pinches the prize for the prettiest pastel fall porch. (Sorry, I just couldn't resist the alliteration.)  I do love this uniquely styled porch, including Penny's scarecrow secretary and hay bale coffee table.

Green and orange is a beautiful fall color combination, and Julie at Renaissance Mermaid uses it to full advantage in A Warm Welcome. Check out her lantern on the chair for a cute decorating idea.

When Aimee at Refresh-Renew picked up some old gutters from the curbside, she wasn't sure what she would do with them.  Six months later inspiration hit.  Aimee turned her freebie into a Vintage Gutter Flowerbox, and filled it with fall splendor. So creative.

All dressed up with heirloom pumpkins, orange mesh ribbon and vintage goodies, Debbie's Lakehouse porch is harvest perfection in Decorating the Porch for Fall. I imagine sitting on Debbie's charming porch with a mug of hot cider. 

In her post If you can't beat them! Then join in with them! Kris at Junk Chic Cottage showed how she cleverly combined her still-blooming summer flowers with faux flowers and pumpkins, along with real pumpkins for a delightful fall porch. 

What's a Texas gal to do when gifted with real cotton from the field? Why add it to her fall porch decor, of course. In Fall Front Porch Part 2 Stacey at Poofing the Pillows tucked cotton into her door wreath and flower pot. Mums and pumpkins complete her lovely fall porch.  

Laurel at The North End Loft is celebrating Autumn On Our Front Porch with gorgeous fall colors.  I really admire not only the traditional mums and pumpkins, but the wicker chairs dressed up with red plaid and glorious blue. Stunning.

Dawna at That Country Place took us to her neighbor's porch for a look at Christine's Autumn Door.  And a pretty fall door it is.  I love its simple beauty.  Very inviting, and a perfect accent to that wonderful cedar shake siding.

I'm disappointed that I couldn't feature more partiers, but they didn't create a link back to the Every Room In The House Party.  That's essential to be featured. 

I appreciate everyone who brings something to share.  You're all wonderful and creative, and I'm inspired by your posts.

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Ready to start November's party?

This month we're partying in 


The Dining Room

Tropical Dining Room by Miami Furniture & Accessories Custom Furniture World

You don't have to have a dining room per se to

participate.  Eat-in kitchens, nooks, even 

TV trays are welcome, too!

Whatever brings you joy in your dining space (DIY project, table setting, Aunt  Fannie's serving bowl, etc.) will bring us joy, too.

The party will be open all month.  Bring a friend!

Please, please remember to put a link in your post back to A Joyful Cottage.  That's necessary to be featured.

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