Pumpkin Pie Cream Cheese Ball Recipe

Don’t you love this time of year?? Fall leaves, cooler weather and all of the holidays are coming up! I am always looking for something new to take to holiday parties and get-togethers!

27 Fabulous Fall Recipes

I am sharing our Pumpkin Pie Cream Cheese Ball recipe today, along with 20 other creative friends that are also sharing their favorite fall recipes. Be sure to see them all at the bottom of the post. Just click on the links to go right over to their recipes!

Pumpkin Pie Cream Cheese Ball Tastes Like Pumpkin Pie

Pumpkin-everything is our favorite in the fall! We love pumpkin pie and we love cheese balls. I thought it would be fun to make a SWEET cheese ball as a dessert dip.

Everything Bagel Seasoning Cheese Ball

We created a Everything Bagel Seasoning Cheese Ball last year and it was such a hit. Be sure to check it out if you are looking for a SAVORY cheeseball. It’s so easy to make!

Sweet Cream Cheese Ball

The premise behind a sweet cream cheese ball is basically the same as a savory one. They both use cream cheese. The difference is that the sweet cream cheese ball uses pumpkin puree, brown sugar, powdered sugar and pumpkin pie spice to achieve the taste of pumpkin pie, instead of cheese.

What is in a Pumpkin Pie Cream Cheese Ball?

I experimented with this recipe for while before I achieved the consistency I needed for the cheese ball to hold it’s shape. In making sweet cream cheese balls, you don’t use cheese so they have a runnier consistency and are a little trick to create.

Tricks to Make a Pumpkin Pie Cream Cheese Ball

The main thing to create this recipe and have the mixture retain a pumpkin shape is you MUST freeze the ball overnight. I experimented with a few different recipes and times in the freezer and had the best luck when I left the ball in the freezer for at least 8 hours. This lets the mixture freeze completely.

Graham Crackers Coat the Outside of the Pumpkin Pie Cream Cheese Ball

Since I wanted this cream cheese ball to taste like a pie, I rolled the cream cheese ball in graham cracker crumbs. I also added sliced almonds to the bottom and lower sides of the cream cheese ball. I love the addition of almonds because they give the dip a little bit of a crunch.

What Do You Dip in a Pumpkin Pie Cream Cheese Ball?

There are a few different things you can use to dip in the cheese ball. I love thin cookies like the waffle cookies in the pictures. But if you are looking for a healthier pairing, consider thinly sliced apples, or a combination of both!

How Do I Store a Pumpkin Pie Cream Cheese Ball?

The ream cheese ball can be made up to 3 days in advance and wrapped tightly in cling wrap. Just unwrap it right before you want to serve the dip and roll it in the graham cracker crust. You can also store the cheese ball in the fridge for up to a day, it will lost a little bit of it’s height in the fridge because it’s a softer consistency than a regular cheese ball.

Refreeze Your Pumpkin Pie Cream Cheese Ball

You can also refreeze your cheese ball and serve it later. Gently wrap the cheese ball in plastic wrap. I would also put the entire cheese ball inside a gallon freezer bag if you plan to freeze it for longer than a day or two.

Pumpkin Pie Cream Cheese Ball Recipe

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Pumpkin Pie Cream Cheese Ball Dip Recipe

Pumpkin Pie Cream Cheese Ball Dip Recipe. Make this sweet cream cheese ball that tastes just like pumpkin pie. Pair it with slices apples or cookies and you have the perfect fall dessert or party food!

Course Appetizer, Dessert, dip

Cuisine American

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Prep Time 1 day day

Cook Time 15 minutes minutes

Servings 20

Ingredients

• 2 packages cream cheese (8 oz. each) softened
• 3 cups powdered sugar
• 2 Tbs. brown sugar
• 2/3 cup pumpkin puree
• 1 Tbs. pumpkin pie seasoning
• 4 Tbs. butter, softened
• 2 cups graham cracker crumbs
• 1 cup peeled and blanched almond slices (optional)

Instructions

• In mixer, combine cream cheese, powdered sugar, brown sugar, pumpkin puree, pumpkin pie seasoning and butter. Mix well until there are no lumps.
  
• Lay a sheet of plastic wrap on your work surface and scoop the pumpkin mixture onto the plastic wrap. Wrap into a ball shape. You might need to use another sheet of plastic wrap going the opposite direction so there are no gaps in the wrap.
  
• Place dough ball in your freezer overnight (at least 8 hours)
• You can shape the dough ball at this stage while it is still covered in plastic wrap. Roll it on the counter until it resembles a ball shape.
• Place graham cracker crumbs in a flat container or dish. Take frozen dough out of freezer and unwrap. Place dough ball on top of graham cracker crumbs and roll gently until covered.
  
• Add almond slices to the bottom and sides by gently pressing them into the soft outer layer of the cream cheese ball.
  
• Add a stem. I took a stem off a mini pumpkin and put it on top of the cheese ball. You can also made a stem out of a twig.
• Plate the cream cheese ball and add sliced apples and/or thin cookies around the edges.

Today I'm joined by a talented group of blogging friends who are also sharing their Fall Recipe ideas with you!

Just click on the links below the images to be taken to see their full post...


Instant Pot Split Pea & Ham Soup at The Happy Housie
Chicken Tortellini with Pumpkin Alfredo at Grace In My Space
Tomato and Goat Cheese Dip at My Sweet Savannah
French Onion Soup in a Breadbowl at My UnCommon Slice of Suburbia
Chicken Lasagna Soup at The Handmade Home

Easy Overnight Breakfast Casserole at The Turquoise Home
Butternut Squash & Sundried Tomato Frittata at Cassie Bustamante
Pumpkin Spice Granola at Craftberry Bush
Saskatoon Berry Muffins at Love Create Celebrate
Quick Sugar Free Applesauce at Aratari at Home

Mason Jar Pumpkin Pies at Modern Glam
Easy Pumpkin Dip at She Gave it a Go
Fall Brioche at Inspiration for Moms
Baked Apple Cider Donuts at Paint Me Pink
Instant Pot Pumpkin Applesauce at Cherished Bliss

Pumpkin Spice Granola at Zevy Joy
Plum Frangipane Dessert at Satori Design for Living
Pumpkin Pie Cream Cheese Ball at Tatertots and Jello
Pumpkin Spice Snickerdoodles at The DIY Mommy
Apple Cannon Balls at In My Own Style

5 Minute Flaky Pie Crust at Jenna Kate at Home
Pumpkin Spice Cake with Brown Sugar Glaze at Sincerely, Marie Designs
Pumpkin Cheesecake Swirl Brownies at A Pretty Life
Yummy S'Mores Cheese Ball at This is Our Bliss
Pecan Madeleines at Life is a Party
Keto Low Carb Pumpkin Crisp at Summer Adams Designs
Pumpkin Nutella Swirl Bread at Clean & Scentsible
 

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What recipes are YOU making for fall?

Share YOUR ideas in the comments!

xoxo

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Pin the face on the Pumpkin free printable!

Looking for an easy Halloween party game that kids will actually want to play? This Pin the Face on the Pumpkin game is a silly Halloween twist on the classic Pin the Tail on the Donkey—and you can download the pumpkin and face pieces for free!

This printable Halloween game is simple to prepare, easy to play, and so funny when everyone removes their blindfolds and sees the faces they created. Use it for a Halloween party, pumpkin-carving night, classroom celebration, fall festival, playdate, or family Halloween night.

Best of all, you only need a few basic supplies, and you can print the game at home on standard 8.5-by-11-inch paper or make an extra-large version using 13-by-19-inch paper.

A Fun and Easy Halloween Game for Kids

We originally made this game for our pumpkin party, and it was such a fun activity to add to the celebration. The idea is just like Pin the Tail on the Donkey, but instead of trying to pin on a tail, each player adds facial features to a big printable pumpkin.

The kids can choose from different eyes, noses, and mouths, so every pumpkin face turns out a little different. Once the blindfold comes off, the crooked eyes and upside-down smiles usually get the biggest laughs!

It’s an especially nice party activity because it doesn’t require a complicated setup or a lot of space. Hang the pumpkin on a wall, door, bulletin board, or piece of foam board, and you’re ready to play.

Download the Free Pin the Face on the Pumpkin Printables

I created two sizes so you can choose the version that works best for your printer and party space.

Pin the Face on the Pumpkin Halloween Party Game. We are getting ready for our Pumpkin Party!! We have sent out the invitations.

How to Play Pin the Face on the Pumpkin

1. Hang the printable pumpkin at a comfortable height for the children playing.
2. Place a small piece of removable adhesive on the back of each face piece.
3. Let the first player choose an eye, nose, or mouth.
4. Cover the player’s eyes with a blindfold.
5. Gently turn the player around one or two times. For younger children, you can skip the spinning.
6. Point the player toward the pumpkin and let them attach the face piece.
7. Continue until the pumpkin has a complete face—or several wonderfully silly faces!
8. Take off the blindfold and enjoy everyone’s funny creation.

You can play just for laughs or turn it into a friendly contest. Give small prizes for the face that is closest to the right spot, the silliest face, the most creative face, or the most surprised-looking pumpkin.

And we are so excited about this fun party game! It’s a spin on Pin the Tail on the Donkey, for Halloween.

We have also created some different faces that kids can choose when playing this game.

What’s fun is that the kids are blindfolded and the kids find the results hilarious when the blindfolds come off!

As a party favor, we are going to take pictures of the kids with their funny pumpkin faces and send them home so they can remember the fun pumpkin party!!

And here are the Pin The Face on The Pumpkin printables!

I printed mine out on the big 13×19 paper with my  Canon PIXMA iP8720 Crafting Printer! But I also made a set of 8.5×11 printables, too!

To download the face printable (just cut out the face pieces!), right-click this link for the 13×19 version, or

right-click this link or the image below for the 8.5×11 version and choose “save as.”

How to Print the Halloween Game

1. Download the pumpkin game board and face-piece files in your preferred size.
2. Open each file and select your printer.
3. Choose “Actual Size” or a 100-percent scale if you want to preserve the original dimensions.
4. Print the pumpkin on white paper or cardstock.
5. Print the face pieces on cardstock for extra durability.
6. Cut out each face piece along its outer edge.

To download the pumpkin game printable, right-click this link for the 13×19 version, or

right-click this link or the image below for the 8.5×11 version and choose “save as.”

Make It Easier for Preschoolers

Skip the blindfold and let younger children build their own jack-o’-lantern faces. Set the pieces on a table and use the activity as a Halloween matching game or quiet-time craft.

Make It a Classroom Game

Divide the class into teams and give each team a set of face pieces. Children can take turns adding one feature at a time. Use reusable adhesive so you can reset the pumpkin between groups.

Create a Halloween Photo Booth

After each round, take a picture of the player beside the funny pumpkin face they created. The photos make cute party keepsakes and are fun to share with parents after a classroom celebration.

Let Every Child Design a Pumpkin

Print a pumpkin page for each guest and place the face pieces at a craft table. Children can arrange their own faces and glue the pieces in place for an easy take-home activity.

Add Small Halloween Prizes

Offer simple prizes such as Halloween stickers, pencils, erasers, temporary tattoos, glow sticks, or a small bag of treats. You can also give every player a prize so the activity stays light and fun.

Tips for Setting Up the Game

• Hang the pumpkin away from furniture, sharp corners, stairs, or breakable decorations.
• Use painter’s tape or removable adhesive to protect painted walls.
• Prepare all the face pieces before guests arrive.
• Write each child’s name lightly on the back of their piece if you want to choose a winner.
• Keep one sample face assembled nearby so young children understand the game.
• Place cut pieces in small bowls or envelopes so they do not get lost.
• Laminate everything if you want to bring the game out year after year.

Frequently Asked Questions

What ages is this Halloween game best for?

Pin the Face on the Pumpkin works well for preschool and elementary-age children. Younger children can play without a blindfold, while older children may enjoy being gently spun around before placing their pieces.

Can I use the printable for a classroom party?

Yes! You may use the printable for personal or classroom use. Please do not sell, redistribute, or upload the printable files to another website.

What kind of paper should I use?

Regular printer paper works, but white cardstock is more durable—especially for the smaller face pieces. Laminating the pages makes the game reusable.

How can I make the game larger?

Print the 13-by-19-inch version at home if your printer supports that paper size, or send the file to a local print shop. Mounting the printed pumpkin on poster board or foam board will also make it sturdier and more visible.

What adhesive works best?

Use removable mounting putty, painter’s tape, glue dots labeled removable, or small loops of low-tack tape. Test the adhesive first if you are attaching the game directly to a painted wall.

An Easy Halloween Activity to Use Year After Year

I love Halloween ideas that are festive without requiring a lot of time or expensive supplies. This free printable pumpkin game is quick to set up, easy to adapt for different ages, and guaranteed to produce plenty of silly pictures and laughter.

Download the pumpkin and face pieces, gather a blindfold and some removable tape, and you have an easy Halloween party activity ready to go. If you make this Pin the Face on the Pumpkin game, I would love to hear how you used it!

Happy Halloween!

As always, these are for personal use only.

Enjoy!

PS: This post was sponsored by Canon; however, the project and printables are all mine. See my disclosures.

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Slow Cooker Pumpkin Chili

This is one of my favorite recipes! And I can honestly say that it is the ONE cooking award that I have ever won!

What is Slow Cooker Pumpkin Chili?

About 6 years ago we had a neighborhood retreat where we all brought a Fall Chili recipe and they gave out prizes. So I brought my Pumpkin Chili ….. And. I. won. So fun!!

I have been promising the recipe ever since. And what I love about this recipe is that it is SUPER easy too. The pumpkin doesn’t really make the chili taste sweet but it gives the soup a nice thick texture.

Here’s how to make my Slow Cooker Pumpkin Chili: 

Slow Cooker pumpKin Chili Ingredients: 

1 can 26 ounces of tomato sauce

1 can 27 ounces of diced tomatoes

2 cans of kidney or black beans, drained and rinsed.

2 lbs spicy sausage

1 medium red onion

1 each – red, yellow and green bell peppers, chopped and diced.

1 can of green chilis (optional)

2 T. Chili Powder

8 oz. Pumpkin puree

Sour Cream, Chives and Cheese to garnish.

Directions to Make Pumpkin Slow Cooker Chili: 

• Brown the sausage with the chopped onions until meat is cooked through and onions are soft.
• Then return the meat and onions to the slow cooker.
• Then add the tomato sauce, diced tomatoes and rinsed beans to the meat mixture in the slow cooker.
• Add the green, red and yellow peppers, chili powder, pumpkin puree and mix it up and put it on HIGH setting for 4-5 hours.
• Serve into bowls and top with a dollop of sour cream and some chives. YUM!!

More Pumpkin Recipes I Love!

Crockpot Pumpkin Pie Dump Cake

Want an easy dessert to make for fall? Whip up this easy Pumpkin Pie Dump Cake which only takes 5 minutes to prep and then cooks in your crockpot and makes your home smell so good!

Pumpkin Pie Cream Cheese Ball Recipe 

Make this sweet cream cheese ball that tastes just like pumpkin pie. Pair it with sliced apples or cookies and you have the perfect fall dessert or party food!

Pumpkin-Shaped Cheesy Pull Apart Bread 

Halloween treats don’t have to be sweet. Make a batch of this cheesy pull apart bread as an appetizer or to have with spaghetti!

I hope you make some of these yummy recipes that are perfect for FALL!!!!

What is YOUR favorite FALL recipe! 

Let me know in the comments!

Have a Happy Day!! 

xoxo

You will love smelling the chili cooking – it’s divine!! 

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18 DIY Pumpkin Ideas for Fall

I love this time of year. The weather is beginning to cool down and fall is just around the corner. One easy way to bring fall into your home is by creating some pretty pumpkins! Over the years I’ve shared so many DIY pumpkin tutorials. I thought it would be fun to round them all up into one post so you can see the different ideas and pick your favorite pumpkin to make!

Early Fall Ideas

If you are visiting from Open Doors Open Heart, welcome!! I just adore Aliya’s style and home. Aren’t her ideas decorating with Queen’s lace so beautiful?? I’m excited to join some very talented friends, hosted by Pasha Is Home, who are sharing their favorite ways to welcome early fall! If you scroll down you can see the ideas and click over!

18 DIY Pumpkin Tutorials

Here are a few of my favorite pumpkin tutorials I’ve shared!

Yarn Pumpkin Garland

I shared our fall mantel last week and I love the way it looks! The DIY Yarn Pumpkin Garland was so easy and fun to make! You can use it in so many ways for early fall — on a mantel like I did, on a shelf, over a doorway, etc!

Colorful Pumpkin DIY Ideas

When we lived at daybreak I created a colorful pumpkin porch and it’s still my favorite! I spray painted pumpkins, created a DIY pumpkin garland for over the door and a DIY ombre pumpkin rainbow wreath. I have the details on those pumpkin projects on the post that is linked above!

DIY houndstooth pumpkin wreath

Take houndstooth material and create little houndstooth pumpkins! You can make them in any size you want. I made some small ones and created a warm and cozy pumpkin wreath!

DIY gold geometric pumpkins

Turn carvable pumpkins into gold geometric pumpkins. They look so pretty at night!

Embroidery Hoop and Paper Pumpkins

Turn embroidery hoops and pretty paper into the most adorable pumpkins. I used paper from my American Crafts line and I love the little house paper in that line!

Gilded Leaf Pumpkins

Gild fall leaves and decoupage them onto pumpkins for a fresh and beautiful take on fall!

3-D Pumpkin Art Wall

For this easy craft, I used dollar store frames which I spray painted, then cut foam pumpkins in half and mounted them inside the frames on scrapbook paper. I used command hooks so I didn’t have to put any nails in my wall!

Stacked Pumpkin Topiary

This is one of my favorite pumpkin tutorials. I painted pumpkins white and black, then stacked them to create this fun topiary!

Polka Dot Pumpkin Tutorial

Turn plush minky material into the softest pumpkins with this tutorial. I even made a giant one to use as a pumpkin pillow!

Gold Glitter and Grout Pumpkins

I covered foam pumpkins with a layer of plaster and then added gold glitter to create a concrete-looking pumpkin. I loved the contrast between the matte plaster an the sparkle!

Plaid Pumpkin and Ruffle Wreath

One of my favorite wreaths I’ve ever made! I used raw silk material to make the ruffles, then cut a foam pumpkin in half and decoupaged grey and white gingham fabric on top and ended with a silk bow! I might have to make a new one this year!

Ruffled Pumpkins

You don’t have to use traditional halloween colors when you are creating pumpkins! I used some of my favorite bright material to create these ruffled pumpkins and I love how bright and happy they all look together!

Dollar Store Crackled Pumpkins

This is an oldie but a goodie. Turn dollar store pumpkins into crackled pumpkins. You can paint the pumpkins white and put a color over the top so that the white comes through.

Fresh Sweater Pumpkins

Use inexpensive dollar store pumpkins and transform them into beautiful decor with thrifted sweaters! I need to make some PINK ones this year!

Painted Autumn Pumpkin Mantel

Another favorite! I took craft pumpkins, spray painted them white and painted wood letters that spell AUTUMN. I loved how simple it was on our fall mantel.

Easy Scrap Wood Pumpkins

Take scrap pieces of wood and turn them into cute pumpkins! n easy and inexpensive idea.

Elevated Toilet Paper Pumpkins

Transform toilet paper into the cutest pumpkins for fall in FOUR different shapes and customize them for YOUR decor!

Glittered Dollar Store Pumpkins

Turn dollar store pumpkins into the prettiest and sparkliest pumpkins and tie them up with velvet ribbon!

Next Stop on The Tour!

Thanks for stopping by and be sure to hop over to Jen’s home at Midwest Life and Style to see the gorgeous ideas that Jen is sharing to help you transform your home from Summer to Fall!

Early Fall Inspiration from 17 Talented Bloggers

Fall Decor Ideas // My Sweet Savannah

Beautiful Early Fall Decor Ideas with Queen Anne’s Lace // Open Doors Open Hearts

15 DIY Pumpkins Ideas for Fall // Tater Tots and Jello

7 Simple Ways To Transition From Summer To Fall Decor // Midwest Life and Style

Four Fun Ideas for How to Decorate for Fall // Pasha is Home

5 Cozy Farmhouse Console Table Decor Ideas for Fall // She Gave It A Go

Early Autumn Decorating Ideas for Your Porch // Simply 2 Moms

15 Ideas for Fall Decorating Outdoors // The Ponds Farmhouse

How to Make an Easy Fall Lantern // Cottage in the Mitten

17 Fall Decor Accessories for Your Home // Robyn’s French Nest

Early Fall Decor Ideas Before Pumpkins // White Arrows Home

7 Easy Ways to Transition your Home to Fall // A Life Unfolding

Easily Transition Summer To Fall – Guest Bedroom // A Stroll Thru Life

Countertop Decor for a Cozy Fall Kitchen // Eleanor Rose Home

10 Fall Decor Ideas for your Entryway // Trueman’s Treasures

How to Create a Beautiful Lakeside Fall Table Setting // Peacock Ridge Farm

6 Easy Ways To Transition Your Porch From Summer To Fall // White Lilac Farmhouse

Which one will you make first?

xoxo

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$30 Ceramic Candle Wall Sconces That Look Like Designer Lighting

One of my favorite things about fall isn’t the pumpkins or the changing leaves.

It’s the way our homes begin to glow again.

As the evenings get shorter, I find myself turning on lamps a little earlier, lighting candles while I make dinner, and creating those little pockets of warmth that make home feel extra cozy. I’ve always believed lighting is one of the easiest ways to change the feeling of a room, which is why I’ve wanted candle wall sconces throughout my 1932 Tudor since I found it.

The only problem?

My home still has its original lathe and plaster walls.

When I talked to my electrician about installing hardwired sconces, he explained that it would mean opening the walls, running electrical, repairing plaster, repainting, and paying for all of that labor. I knew it would be expensive before I even started shopping for fixtures.

Then I found the sconces I thought I wanted.

They were beautiful ceramic sconces with scalloped edges…and they were almost $500 each.

By the time I added the cost of two sconces, an electrician and repair work, I knew I needed another plan.

That’s when I stumbled across these ceramic candle wall sconces.

They’re only $30 each, and honestly? I like them even better.

Why I Fell in Love with These Ceramic Candle Wall Sconces

When the box arrived, I wasn’t expecting much.

For $30, I assumed they’d be lightweight and feel like a budget find.

I couldn’t have been more wrong.

The first thing I noticed was how substantial they are. They’re made from heavy ceramic with a beautiful glossy finish that reflects candlelight in the prettiest way. The scalloped edge and beaded detailing give them so much character, and they’re much larger than I expected at almost 15 inches tall.

Sometimes you open a package and immediately know you’ve found something special.

That was exactly how I felt.

They Look Like They Belong in My 1932 Tudor

Whenever I’m decorating my home, I always ask myself one question:

“Does this look like it belongs here?”

I don’t love filling my home with trendy pieces that I’ll be tired of next year.

I’d much rather buy something classic that feels like it could have been part of the house all along.

These ceramic candle wall sconces have that timeless feeling.

They’re simple.

Elegant.

Classic.

They don’t compete with the original character of my home—they complement it.

I hung two on either side of the mirror in my dining room, and the room instantly felt warmer and more finished.

The Secret Is the Battery-Operated Taper Candles

The sconces are beautiful on their own.

But the real magic happens when you add the candles.

Instead of using real taper candles, I found the prettiest battery-operated taper candles.

They have a warm brown wax finish that looks so beautiful against the creamy white ceramic.

The fluted sides give them a vintage look, and the flickering flame is incredibly realistic.

Most people assume they’re real candles until I pick up the remote.

And yes…

They come with a remote!

My Favorite Feature of Tese Remote-Control Candles Is the Remote

I simply grab the remote, turn them on, and the room instantly feels cozy.

The brightness is adjustable, so I can create a soft glow while we’re eating dinner or brighten them up a little if friends come over.

They also have built-in timers, so I can set them for two, four, or six hours.

They turn themselves off automatically, which saves battery life and means I never have to remember before going to bed.

It’s one of those little luxuries that makes everyday life just a little easier.

The Sconces Were So Easy to Hang

One of the biggest reasons I chose candle sconces instead of hardwired lighting was how simple they were to install.

No electrician.

No wiring.

No holes cut into my original plaster walls.

I used my favorite picture hangers instead of large wall anchors, and they were up in just a few minutes.

I’ll link the hangers below because I use them all over my house.

I Loved These Ceramic Sconces So Much I Ordered 8 More!

Originally, I only ordered two.

I wanted to make sure I loved them before buying more.

That lasted about a day.

After hanging them in the dining room, I kept walking back into the room just to look at them.

That evening, after dinner, I turned on the candles, sat down with a cup of tea, and realized how much the soft glow changed the feeling of the room.

Before I went to bed, I’d already ordered eight more.

Now I’m trying to decide where they’ll go next.

The hallway?

Our bedroom?

The living room?

Honestly…I want them everywhere.

Why I Love Layered Lighting

If there’s one decorating lesson I’ve learned over the years, it’s this:

Lighting changes everything.

When a room feels cozy, it’s usually because there are several different light sources instead of one bright overhead light.

I love mixing lamps, candles, picture lights, and candle sconces throughout my home.

The result feels softer.

Warmer.

More inviting.

Especially during fall and winter, I reach for cozy lighting long before I start decorating with pumpkins or garlands.

A simple glow can completely change the mood of a room.

Rechargeable Batteries Make The Sconces Even Better

One little tip before you order the candles…

I always use rechargeable batteries.

I’ve used them for years in twinkle lights, flameless candles, and seasonal décor.

They’re less wasteful, save money over time, and I always have a charged set ready to go.

I’ll link my favorite rechargeable batteries below because they’ve worked perfectly with these candles.

These Ceramic Sconces are One of My Favorite Decorating Finds This Year!

As I’ve gotten older, I’ve become much more intentional about what I bring into my home.

I don’t want more things.

I want better things.

Pieces that make me smile every time I walk into the room.

These ceramic candle wall sconces are exactly that.

They gave me the classic look I’d been dreaming about without spending hundreds of dollars on designer sconces or opening up the original walls of my 1932 Tudor.

Paired with the battery-operated taper candles, they create the softest, coziest glow every evening.

It’s one of those little changes that makes home feel even more like home.

And if ordering eight more isn’t a good enough recommendation…

I don’t know what is.

Shop This Cozy Corner

I’ll link everything I used below so it’s easy to recreate this look.

• Ceramic candle wall sconces
• Battery-operated taper candles
• Rechargeable batteries
• Battery charger
• Heavy-duty picture hangers
• velvet pumpkins
• wicker vase
• velvet bow

Welcome to My Next Chapter

One of the biggest lessons I’ve learned in this season of life is that creating a beautiful home isn’t about filling every corner—it’s about surrounding yourself with things you truly love. As an empty nester, I’ve found so much joy in simplifying, downsizing, and being intentional about the pieces I bring into my home. Every project, every decorating decision, and every little cozy corner is part of creating a home that reflects this next chapter of my life.

You can find out more about The Next Chapter here!

If you’re navigating an empty nest, downsizing, or simply looking for inspiration to create a home you love after 50, I’d love for you to join me over on Instagram – @tatertotsandjello. That’s where I share weekly decorating ideas, home projects, cozy recipes, style inspiration, and honest conversations about embracing this new season of life. We’d love to welcome you to our wonderful community as we create beautiful homes—and beautiful lives—together.

I can’t wait to see you there!

I hope this inspires you to add a little extra glow to your own home this fall. Sometimes the smallest changes end up becoming your favorite ones.

Happy decorating!

xoxo

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Crockpot Pumpkin Pie Dump Cake

There’s something special about pumpkin desserts – especially in the fall. I love walking into the house after being outside on a cool fall night and smelling pumpkin spice in the air.

10 Cozy Fall Crockpot Recipes

My friends and I are all sharing fall recipes today. And oh my gosh, you guys, these recipes look so good! There’s something perfect about putting ingredients in your slow cooker and then knowing that dinner is ready later. It takes all of the stress out of meals for me! Just scroll down and click over to grab all of the slow cooker ideas.

Crockpot Pumpkin Pie Dump Cake

Raise your hand if you love pumpkin pie but don’t always have the time to make a pie. This punpmkin dessert has all of the taste of pumpkin pie without the work!

Pumpkin Pie and Cake in One

I love this dessert because it’s a cross between a pumpkin pie and a cake. The pumpkin filling is on the bottom which has the consistency of pie, and the top part of the dessert is more light and fluffy like cake. So it really is the best of both worlds!

Pumpkin Pie Dump Cake Takes 5 Minute Prep Time

Another reason I love this Pumpkin Pie Dump Cake is that it only take a few minutes to assemble. Then put the slow cooker on “low” heat and let it cook for 4 hours. I usually put it together around 2 in the afternoon and by 6 it’s ready! I also love that while it’s cooking it makes the whole house smell like pumpkin heaven!!

Let Pumpkin Pie Dump Cake Cool Before Serving

The middle of the cake will be the consistency of pumpkin pie. So when the edges of the cake start to brown, after about 4 hours of cooking on low heat, turn the heat off and let the cake cool. This will help the inside of the cake set up so that it is firmer when serving.

Serve Pumpkin Pie Dump Cake with Ice Cream or Whipped Cream

You can serve this cake by itself, or add ice cream, whipped cream and/or caramel sauce for a dessert that is sure to be a family favorite!

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Crockpot Pumpkin Pie Dump Cake

Crockpot Pumpkin Pie Dump Cake. Want an easy dessert to make for fall? Whip up this easy Pumpkin Pie Dump Cake which only takes 5 minutes to prep and then cooks in your crockpot and makes your home smell so good!

Course dessert, appetizer, party dessert, easter dessert

Cuisine American

Keyword crockpot pumpkin dessert, crockpot pumpkin dump cake, crockpot pumpkin pie, pumpkin cake, pumpkin pie cake, pumpkin pie, slow cooker pumpkin dessert, slow cooker pumpkin pie dessert, slow cooker pumpkin recipe

Prep Time 5 minutes minutes

Cook Time 4 hours hours

Servings 8

Equipment

• slow cooker

Ingredients

• 1 29-ounce can Pureed Pumpkin
• 1 cup Brown Sugar
• 3 t. pumpkin pie spice
• 1/2 t. salt
• 1 15 ounce yellow cake mix
• 1 stick (8 T.) butter, melted
• 1/4 cup chopped pecans or walnuts

Instructions

• In a medium bowl, combine pumpkin puree, brown sugar, pumpkin pie spice and salt. Mix.
• Spray crockpot liner and pour pumpkin mix into crockpot. Spread evenly.
• Sprinkle cake mix over the top of the pumpkin mix. Press the cake mix into the pumpkin mix with a spoon or spatula.
  
• Pour melted butter evenly over the top of the cake mix.
• Sprinkle nuts on top.
  
• Put lid on crockpot and let cook for 4 hours or until edges brown. Turn off heat and let cake cool until warm.
• Serve alone or top with ice cream or whipped cream and/or caramel sauce.
  

10 Cozy Fall Crockpot Recipes

10 Cozy Crockpot Recipes

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Fall Slow Cooker Recipes – Jennifer Maune

Slow Cooker Pumpkin Butter – Modern Glam 

Crockpot Pumpkin Pie Dump Cake – Tatertots & Jello

Mexican Hot Chocolate – Crock Pot Recipe – Paint Me Pink

Crock Pot French Dip – Two Ways – Sincerely, Marie

Easy Slow Cooker Beef Stew – Twelve on Main

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• Pumpkin and Sausage Slow Cooker Chili
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Which recipe do you want to make first?

xoxo

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Cozy Autumn Wild Rice Soup @ Gimme Some Oven

Fall Vegetable Quinoa Soup @ Two Peas & Their Pod

Ham and Potato Corn Chowder @ Closet Cooking

Creamy Chicken Tortilla Soup @ The Cookie Rookie

Roasted Butternut Squash Soup @ Ahead of Thyme

Instant Pot Lentil Soup @ Heather Likes Food

5-Ingredient Tomato Soup @ Cooking Classy

Cabbage Roll Soup @ Canadian Cooking Adventures

Bacon & Bean Soup @ Yellow Bliss Road

Cauliflower Cheese Soup @ Diethood

Easy Chicken Tortilla Soup @ I Heart Naptime

Carrot Apple Soup with Pecans and Thyme @ Our Salty Kitchen

Vegan Barley and Lentil Soup @ Vibrant Plate

5-Ingredient Vegetable Soup @ The Fare Sage

Minestrone Soup Recipe @ Savor + Savvy

Caramelized Onion Roasted Garlic Bisque @ Life Currents

Healthy Harvest Vegetable Soup @ The Rustic Foodie

Creamy Carrot Soup @ Diethood

Pumpkin Soup @ Spend With Pennies

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Here are some more Soups perfect for fall!

Mom’s Famous Beef Stew In The Instant Pot

Pressure Cooker Loaded Baked Potato Soup

Pumpkin White Bean Turkey Chili In The Instant Pot

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What are some of YOUR favorite fall recipes?

Share them with us!

xoxo

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14 Delightful Thanksgiving Desserts

Thanksgiving is a time to gather with loved ones, express gratitude, and indulge in a feast that satisfies both the heart and the stomach. While the turkey may take center stage, no Thanksgiving celebration is complete without a delectable array of desserts to sweeten the occasion. In this dessert-lover’s guide, we’ve curated 14 Thanksgiving treats that will elevate your holiday spread to new heights. Get ready to embark on a culinary journey of flavors, textures, and irresistible sweetness!

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Fall Leaf Cut Out Cookies @ Made To Be A Momma

Kick off your Thanksgiving dessert extravaganza with these charming Fall Leaf Cut Out Cookies. Not only are they visually stunning, but they also capture the essence of autumn in every bite. The buttery and perfectly spiced cookie base is adorned with vibrant, intricately shaped leaves, making them a delightful addition to your holiday table.

Pumpkin Roll Recipe @ Sugar Hero

No Thanksgiving dessert lineup is complete without the classic Pumpkin Roll. This moist and tender pumpkin cake, rolled around a luscious cream cheese filling, is a crowd-pleaser that never goes out of style. It’s a slice of autumnal heaven that will have your guests coming back for seconds.

Turtle Pumpkin Cheesecake @ Greens & Chocolate

Indulge your senses with the decadence of Turtle Pumpkin Cheesecake. This show-stopping dessert combines the rich creaminess of pumpkin cheesecake with the irresistible flavors of caramel, chocolate, and pecans. Each bite is a symphony of textures and tastes that will leave your guests in awe.

Pecan Pie Brownies @ Home Made Interest

Combine two beloved desserts into one irresistible treat with Pecan Pie Brownies. The fudgy brownie base provides the perfect canvas for a gooey, caramelized pecan pie topping. These bite-sized delights are a heavenly fusion of chocolatey goodness and nutty sweetness.

Apple Crisp Shortbread Bars @ Sober Julie

Bring the comforting flavors of apple crisp to your Thanksgiving dessert spread with these Apple Crisp Shortbread Bars. The buttery shortbread crust is topped with a layer of spiced apples and a crumbly streusel topping, creating a symphony of textures and flavors in every bite.

The Best Cinnamon Cream Cheese Frosting @ Two Sisters

Take your Thanksgiving desserts to the next level with The Best Cinnamon Cream Cheese Frosting. This velvety and spiced frosting is the perfect accompaniment to a variety of treats, from cupcakes to cookies. It’s a versatile addition that will add a delightful warmth to your holiday sweets.

30 Minute Cinnamon Sugar Knots @ I Heart Eating

For a quick and delightful treat, whip up these 30 Minute Cinnamon Sugar Knots. Soft, pillowy knots of dough are generously coated in cinnamon sugar, creating a heavenly bite-sized dessert that’s perfect for sharing. They’re so easy to make, you’ll want to enjoy them all year round.

Pumpkin Chocolate Chip Bars @ Together As Family

Combine the beloved flavors of pumpkin and chocolate in these Pumpkin Chocolate Chip Bars. The moist pumpkin base studded with chocolate chips creates a harmonious blend of autumnal spices and sweet indulgence. It’s a crowd-pleaser that will have everyone reaching for seconds.

Pumpkin Tiramisu @ Coley Cooks

Give a classic Italian dessert a Thanksgiving twist with Pumpkin Tiramisu. Layers of pumpkin-infused mascarpone cream and coffee-soaked ladyfingers create a dessert that’s rich, creamy, and bursting with fall flavors. It’s a sophisticated treat that will impress even the most discerning palates.

No Bake Thanksgiving Bite Sized Pumpkin Pie Truffles @ Diary Of A Debutante

When you’re short on time but still crave a taste of pumpkin pie, turn to these No Bake Thanksgiving Bite-Sized Pumpkin Pie Truffles. These little bites pack all the flavors of a traditional pumpkin pie into a convenient and poppable form. They’re a delightful addition to your dessert table with minimal effort.

Easy Apple Pie Egg Rolls @ The Frugal Navy Wife

Put a creative spin on a classic with these Easy Apple Pie Egg Rolls. The crisp and flaky exterior gives way to a warm and spiced apple filling, creating a handheld dessert that’s both fun and delicious. Serve them with a scoop of vanilla ice cream for an extra indulgent experience.

Nutella Cheesecake with Nutella Swirl and Chocolate Crumb Crust @ Pastry Chef Online

Elevate your Thanksgiving dessert game with the indulgent Nutella Cheesecake. A velvety Nutella-infused filling is swirled with rich chocolate and nestled in a decadent chocolate crumb crust. It’s a chocolate lover’s dream come true.

Baked Pumpkin Donut Holes @ Cakes Cottage

For a delightful bite-sized treat that captures the essence of fall, try these Baked Pumpkin Donut Holes. These little gems are infused with pumpkin spice goodness and coated in a cinnamon sugar coating, making them a perfect addition to your Thanksgiving dessert spread.

Pumpkin Cheesecake Brownies @ Chocolate With Grace

End your Thanksgiving feast on a sweet note with Pumpkin Cheesecake Brownies. The fudgy brownie base is swirled with a luscious pumpkin cheesecake filling, creating a dessert that marries the best of both worlds. It’s a decadent and satisfying conclusion to your holiday celebration.

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Here are more Thanksgiving recipes!

Pumpkin Pie Cream Cheese Ball Recipe

Hasselback Apples with Toasted Coconut Streusel

2 Ingredient Gooey Pumpkin Fudge Brownies

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What are some of your favorite Thanksgiving sweets?

Share them with us!

xoxo

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The Great Pumpkin Halloween Porch!

Hi friends! It was so fun creating this “The Great Pumpkin” porch last weekend. I love Halloween and I always decorate a special porch for the holiday. I usually decorate a “themed” Halloween porch. In the past I have shared a “welcome my pretties” porch, “colorful Halloween”, “Witching Hour” Porch, “skeleton” porch and a “bat” porch! This year I went with a “great pumpkin” porch! Every year as a child I remember watching Charlie Brown’s The Great Pumpkin and that’s when I knew it was Halloween!

DIY Halloween Projects to DIY

I’m joining some of my favorite friends who also sharing DIY Halloween ideas. Be sure to scroll down and hop over to see their projects!!!

Easy Ways to Create a Great Pumpkin Halloween Porch

I am sharing the easy ways I created this fun “pumpkin” themed Halloween porch!

Create a Pumpkin Porch: Spray Paint Inexpensive Light-Up Pumpkins

Did you know that spray paint is magical?? I really think it is. When I saw all of the very inexpensive pumpkins that are at Walmart this year I thought they would be so fun to share but in a prettier way. I initially spray painted them white but they seemed very flat. I had a can of Rustoleum’s Hammered Copper Spray Paint.

Free Printable Spooky Halloween Art at The Happy Housie

DIY Haunted Houses at My Sweet Savannah

Halloween Free Printable Watercolour Bats at A Pop of Pretty

DIY Halloween Pillows Made with Cricut at JoAnna Anastasia

The Great Pumpkin Halloween Porch at Tatertots and Jello

DIY Crescent Moon Wreath at Life is a Party

Halloween Gnome Printables at Clean & Scentsible

DIY Borax Crystal Skull at Dans le Lakehouse

Farmhouse Decor: DIY Halloween Wreath at She Gave it a Go

 ” target=”_blank” rel=”noreferrer noopener nofollow”>Rustoleum Hammered Copper Spray Paint

This is my favorite metallic spray paint. There are a few different finishes in this line — gold, silver and copper. The thing I love about this spray paint is that there are tiny bits of glittered in the paint. As you are spray painting, you can see the flakes sparkle and the finish is so rich and beautiful! I wanted to use this spray paint color because I knew it would match our porch lights!

Create a Pumpkin Porch: Paint $1 Pumpkin Pails

I loved the idea of having pumpkins magically hanging in the air. $1 pumpkin pails were perfect. I spray painted the pails with the same copper spray paint.

Create a Pumpkin Porch: Hanging Pumpkins

I used cup hooks and screwed them into the porch ceiling. The pumpkins are hanging at different heights in two rows in front of the door.

Create a Pumpkin Porch: Make a Pumpkin Topiary

One of my most viral Halloween posts is my Stacked Pumpkin Topiary. I made it about 6 years ago and this is the third home that it has lived at. It was time for a makeover. I took the black pumpkins and spray painted them to match the copper pumpkins so all of the pumpkins match!

Create a Pumpkin Porch: Add a Pumpkin Garland to the Door

I took the pumpkin theme and continued it to the garland that I strung over the door. It’s actually two garlands with the cutest velvet pumpkins in the same copper colors. I entwined the two garlands together and put it at the top of the doorway.

Create a Pumpkin Porch: Add Copper Fairy Lights

Copper Fairy Lights

These gorgeous copper tiny twinkle lights are one of my favorite things. I strung them around the pumpkins on one side of the porch and then up over the front door and down around the other side of the door and pumpkins on that side too.

Create a Pumpkin Porch: Make a Pumpkin Wreath

I created a 10-minute pumpkin wreath with pumpkins that have little LED votives inside. They light up! I will have the tutorials and supplies for the pumpkin wreath on the site tomorrow. I’ll update this post with that link tomorrow.

Create a Pumpkin Porch: Fill in Extra Space

Take mums and extra pumpkins and fill in any open spaces. I also added flowers and pumpkins all the way down our porch stairs.

Today I’m joining some of my talented blogging friends for the Fall Seasonal Simplicity Series: Halloween Projects hop. Be sure to check out all of the fun ideas by visiting these posts. All the links are just below the images.

Free Printable Spooky Halloween Art at The Happy Housie

DIY Haunted Houses at My Sweet Savannah

Halloween Free Printable Watercolour Bats at A Pop of Pretty

DIY Halloween Pillows Made with Cricut at JoAnna Anastasia

The Great Pumpkin Halloween Porch at Tatertots and Jello

DIY Crescent Moon Wreath at Life is a Party

Halloween Gnome Printables at Clean & Scentsible

DIY Borax Crystal Skull at Dans le Lakehouse

Farmhouse Decor: DIY Halloween Wreath at She Gave it a Go

More Halloween Porch Ideas

Spooky Haunted Forest Porch

I created this porch last year. It was fun turning old branches into a spooky forest with lots of crows!

Skeleton Halloween Porch

This was one of my favorites. I loved the skeletons, the banner, the dead and breakfast sign and all of the flowers!

Welcome My Pretties Halloween Porch

I loved the witch theme on this porch. I created a spooky basket wreath, stenciled the doormat and made a giant witch sign.

Colorful Halloween Porch

This might be my favorite porch I’ve done. I loved all of the happy colors!

What projects are YOU working on?

xoxo

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Candy Corn-Colored Fall Porch with Stacked Pumpkins. Create a warm, inviting fall porch with the coolest stacked pumpkins, a vibrant DIY wreath, and layered plaid rugs for a festive, seasonal touch.

Candy Corn-Colored Fall Porch with Stacked Pumpkins

As the air turns crisp and the leaves begin to change, fall feels like it’s just around the corner!! One of my favorite ways to welcome the season is by sprucing up our front porch with festive Autumn decor.

Viral Hobby Lobby Stacked Pumpkins

While browsing through Hobby Lobby’s fall collection, I stumbled upon their stacking pumpkins, which have quickly become a favorite among home decor enthusiasts. These pumpkins come in a box of three, each a different size, making them ideal for creating a variety of arrangements.

Available in both white and orange, these pumpkins cater to different color schemes and styles. I opted for the white pumpkins and was lucky enough to find two boxes, allowing me to place one set on each side of our front door. The stacking design makes it so easy to store the pumpkins after fall because they nestle inside of each other and take up much less room!

Two Ways to Style Your Stacked Pumpkins

One of the things I love most about these stacking pumpkins is the flexibility they offer in decorating. There are two main ways you can use them on your porch. First, you can arrange all three pumpkins in a charming cluster on each side of your door. This creates a balanced and symmetrical look that’s both inviting and elegant.

Alternatively, you can stack the pumpkins on top of each other to form a pumpkin topiary. This method adds height and visual interest to your porch, making it a focal point for your fall decor. I chose the topiary style for my porch, and I couldn’t be happier with the result. The pumpkins look SO cute as they greet everyone that walks past our house. The pumpkins are pretty light. To make sure they don’t blow away during storms I added some glue dots between the pumpkins to hold the topiary securely together.

Adding Candy Corn-Colored Bows

To complete the look, I made couquette bows using the same candy corn-colored ribbon and added them to the top of each stacked pumpkin. This small detail really brought the entire porch together, tying the pumpkins, wreath, and garland into a cohesive and harmonious display. The vibrant ribbon not only adds a pop of color but also creates a unified theme that makes the porch feel thoughtfully decorated and ready for the fall season.

Creating a Candy Corn-Colored Fall Wreath

To complement the stacking pumpkins, I decided to craft a simple yet beautiful fall wreath. Using a few easy-to-find supplies, I was able to create a wreath that perfectly ties together the rest of my porch decor. Here’s how I did it:

Supplies:

• Wreath form
• Olive Tree Leaves
• One bunch of faux fall leaves
• Fall ribbon (Hobby Lobby has the most adorable ribbon in candy corn colors: orange, yellow, and red)

Creating the wreath was as easy as tying a bow. I started by wrapping the fall leaves around the wreath form, securing them with floral wire as needed. Once the leaves were in place, I took the candy corn-colored ribbon and tied it into a large, festive bow. I attached the bow to the top of the wreath, giving it a pop of color that complements the white stacking pumpkins. This wreath was the perfect finishing touch to my fall porch and added a personalized element to the overall design.

Layering Rugs and Doormats for Added Warmth

• Pumpkin-Shaped Coir Rug
• Fall Plaid Rug

To make the entrance even more inviting, I layered a yellow and cream plaid rug with a pumpkin-shaped coir doormat. Both of these items are part of Hobby Lobby’s fall collection, which is currently on sale for 40% off. The plaid rug adds a cozy, farmhouse feel to the porch, while the pumpkin-shaped doormat ties in with the pumpkin theme. This combination not only looks great but also provides a warm and welcoming touch as guests step onto the porch.

Finishing Touches for a Festive Fall Porch

With the stacking pumpkins, wreath, and layered rugs in place, my fall porch was nearly complete. To add a cohesive look, I tied matching bows to the top of each stacked pumpkin. This simple addition brought the entire setup together, creating a polished and festive display that celebrates the best of the fall season.

Find Everything You Need for Fall at Hobby Lobby

If you’re looking to create a cozy and welcoming home this fall, Hobby Lobby has everything you need. From beautiful decor pieces like the stacking pumpkins and fall wreath supplies to seasonal entertaining items like dishes, serving items, and placemats, you’ll find it all in their fall department. They even have outdoor decor like signs, lights, and more to help you create the perfect fall atmosphere. And with their fall department currently on sale, now is the perfect time to stock up on everything you need.

Don’t forget to follow Hobby Lobby on their social media channels—Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, and Pinterest—for more inspiration and ideas on how to decorate your home for the season. Head over to your nearest store or visit their website to grab everything you need to make your fall porch as cozy and welcoming as possible.

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Have a Creative Day!

xoxo

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