Sunday Hike at Indian Trails Covered Bridge

This past Sunday afternoon was beautiful crisp fall day to go hiking at the Indian Trails near the covered bridge. Indian Trails is part of the Ashtubula Township Park in Ashtubula, OH. If you have never visited, I recommend the scenery. The leaves were in full array of autumn colors. The sound of the water moving was so peaceful. This is why I love fall!

Another fall staple I absolutely love is the Sidewalk Skirt by J.Crew. It is so versatile to dress up or dress down and can go through any season. I wear mine constantly for work and for fun. The pockets in the skirt make it very versatile as well.

Skirt J Crew Factory, TShirt from a boutique in Volant(Bought during Witch's Night Out), Belt JCrew, Boots no longer available.

Comment below: What are you wardrobe staples?

Fall Wish List

Fall is my absolute favorite time of year! The air becomes crisp.... you can cozy up with scary movies under a blanket.... everything is pumpkin spice flavor.... and sweaters and boots become the daily uniform. What's not to love?

This year I have a few items on my fall wardrobe wish list and thought I would share...here are my top 10!

1. Hunter Boots in Hunter Green

2. JCrew Factory Sidewalk Skirt

 
3.Vineyard Vines Fleece

 4. A Touch of Camo

5. A Gucci Bag

6. New Brown Riding Boots

7. Cozy Warm Sleep Wear

8. Flannels Shirts

9. A Cozy Sweater

10. Something Cute Underneath

Comment below what's on your wish list?

Barnwood Sign Project

I have been falling in love with all those tall signs made from old barn wood shown all over Pintrest but they can be quite expensive to buy. I was lucky enough to get my hands on a raw piece of barn wood and able to make my own sign. If you are lucky enough to find a rustic piece of wood yourself, this DIY project was quite easy to do with a wonderful outcome.

I wish I had taken more photos while I was going through the process, but I did not. I began by using a paint sample from Lowe's in the color Orange Glaze by Valspar and lightly brushed it over the wood. Just enough to add color without disguising the age of the barn wood slat. Once dry I stood the board up and free hand stenciled the letters on with a piece of chalk. I then filled in the chalk with a black paint I had left over from another project. Once the letters were dry a damp cloth removed the chalk lines that showed through..... and viola! My very own Happy Fall Y'all sign on an antique piece of barn wood!