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Hold your moss blob with your thumb in the middle and press down to start the indentation for the middle of the nest.. Keep  shaping the moss into a nest shape, almost as if you were working with clay.

I used plenty o’ corn, and some rubber boots for stomping through all that mud when you’re visiting the horses and chickens.. $3 mums from Walmart get all fancy in a galvanized pail with some burlap and ribbon.My mason jar light.

got the orange ribbon treatment too!I’m a little in love with this orange ribbon this year..This little wreath just seems to get recycled for every season now.

It just always looks good..I threw some fun plaid picnic blankets into a basket, just in case we need them when we set up on the grass and eat all of that delicious junk food.. We get the best fresh apple cider at our fair so I had to include a little reference to that too..

This old stirrup is always hanging on the wall here, but it’s fitting, don’t ya think?.

Well, now I just can’t wait for fair time!.They can all be reused and kept later on, but they’re still definitely not cheap, and not quick and easy either.

Some of the little things I’ve done have made just as much of an impact though.Over the windows I added in.

cornices in a great fabric.that I loved and I painted out the back splash in a bolder color to make it really stand out and feel more finished, even when it’s not even close!.