The first day of September means that it’s fall, right? At least it means we can start preparing for the best season ever (aka fall is my favorite season).
To get you inspired, I’ve gotten together with some blog buddies to round up our best fall projects from last year. Any long time readers remember any of them??
What’s fun for me is that last year right around this time is when I first started my blog, so I was prepared to have a cringe fest when I went back into my archives to look for my fall projects because these were some of the first projects I EVER did. While there are some things I’d change about them now, I had a lot of fun looking back at where I was back then and still like a lot of the projects that I had done!
I really think these ideas are worthy of inspiring again this year, and at least for me, I’m inspired to switch things up and challenge myself to do things differently this time around. So check them out! See if there’s a project here that can inspire you to make something for the fall:
So where are the other 96 fall ideas? Each one of us shared four of our best, so hop around and give everyone a visit and you will for sure be prepared to start your fall crafting.
A lot of the things Anu from Nalle’s House creates are so amazing in their simplicity that it’s mind blowing. Who knew something like 
Caitlin from Desert Domicile 
I pretty much love every single thing that A Beautiful Mess puts out there, and one of the many great things they do is share advice derived from their own stories of success with their blog and brand. Out of these 
Wendy’s Lookbook is one of the first blogs I ever started following, and Wendy just so happens to be one of my favorite fashion bloggers ever. She shared a 
Just a fun little quote that I adore and already printed and put up on the magnet board on my desk. By 
Obscure fact: I made sure to pick a south campus and north campus subject for the notebook labels (any fellow Bruins out there?)
Still here? Thank you <3. Check out the tutorial for these notebooks over at 
Project art gallery wall begins! If you didn’t see my 
Inspiration really is everywhere, guys. I loved the design on this dress so much that it didn’t take long for me to start thinking that I should recreate a similar look for wall art. I also knew it would be really simple to do since the color palette is monochromatic, and the messier the brush strokes, the better it would look.
I went with a flat head brush to make thicker strokes, which is probably the only aspect of this project I can give the most definitive instructions on since the actual painting part really has no right or wrong way about it. Because of that, this won’t make much of a tutorial, but let me try anyway!
I tell ya, anything can be art if you put it in a frame! Truth, after I finished I was just like ok this is fine, but when I put it in a frame I was like oh ok this is NICE.
There’s definitely going to be more black and white in the gallery, and probably some prints I’ve had my eyes on for a while and am spending some final moments asking myself if I’m sure that I really want them before pulling the trigger. You know how that is.