Sheep Tapestry and Pastel Pumpkins

I'm not quite sure how long I've had a fairy garden on the buffet in the sun room,   but I noticed that I created a fall fairy garden on it in September 2 years ago.    So,  I think it's time for a change,  don't you!
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I had been eyeing the tapestries that are available from Society 6 and decided to order one in.     Here is a link to the site.......https://society6.com/product/little-sheep-x53_tapestry#s6-2970235p42a55v412     I didn't receive any compensation ....I just like their stuff.

All of the tapestries they sell  are pretty large,   this is the smallest one.     The one thing I like the most about a tapestry is when I want to change it out,   it will fold up into a manila envelope for easy storage.  
The outdoor theme on my tapestry works perfectly with the outdoor feel of the sun room.

Before........................................................................After

I love sheep and the colors on my tapestry work so well with the sofa and chair colors in the sun room.

I am really being drawn to the farmhouse look that is so popular right now,   and the rustic barn fits in nicely.

H packed away all the fairy garden in a tote a took it to the studio....thank you honey.    H is a much better packer than I am....so careful to wrap each item and mark the tote.     I kind of throw it in a box and hope for the best.....lol!

I selected rustic pumpkins at the "patch"

I chose pastels and natural colors......

Then I added a mama and baby......

and a daddy too!

I filled an old wooden file box with straw,  a  sheep family,  and a dried sunflower head.

I used an old file box that H collected during his 40 plus years in the trucking business.    ICX was a trucking company that closed in the mid 80's.

I haven't used my printer in a while,   but I have seen so many wonderful printables that I brought it out of retirement. 

I printed some fall tags to put on the pumpkins.....

I think the tags just add a fun detail ......

As a final detail,   I filled in around the pumpkins with some dried oak leaves from the yard and some faux ferns.    Then for the final touch,   I placed a basket of white mums in the center of the buffet.

I am really pleased with the new look for the sun room!