It’s such a fun time of year! I’m currently in Carmel, California on a blogging trip and it’s unexpectedly FREEEZING! But the cool weather has me embracing fall even more with scarves, booties and hot drinks throughout the day. Not to mention ending the day curled up next to the fire. LOVE.
Are you embracing the change of seasons yet? If you are looking to add a few subtle touches of fall around your home, I’ve teamed up with 34 other bloggers to bring you 34 FREE Fall Printables (keep scrolling to see them all)! Today, I’m sharing my Sugar & Spice Bunting Printable I created for my vignette in our dining area.
When I think of the flavors of fall, I think of sweet apple pies with sugar sprinkled on top, mixed with nutmeg and cinnamon to add a little spice. I created the bunting using pre-made canvas bunting and heat transfer paper, it was SO easy. And then I found this metal ampersand at Michaels to hang appropriately in the middle.
It’s the perfect little sign to add to a fall breakfast bar or dessert table. I whipped this one up in no time with fresh apples, homemade gluten free pumpkin bread and apple cider. The kid’s loved it and it made a great after school treat.
Want to make your own bunting? Seriously guys, it’s so easy.
SUPPLIES
Download Mirror Image of “Sugar and Spice” Here.
Print the image on Heat Transfer Paper. I seriously love this stuff! I use it ALL the time for pillows, fabric signs, t-shirts, etc.
For this project I used pre-made Canvas Bunting. But you can cut your own from drop cloth, fabric swatches, etc. Then, you will want to cut out each letter and cut close to the edge. Place face down on top of the fabric surface.
Iron the paper onto the fabric and hold for 30 seconds pressing really hard.
Let it cool for a few minutes and slowly peel off the paper. If you find the image hasn’t transferred all the way, place the iron back on it and press it down for a little longer.
The whole process takes about 15 minutes. It’s so fast and a fun way to get a personalized sign!
Thankful Tree Leaves by Ella Claire | Autumn Storm Painting by Shades of Blue Interiors | Crock and Wheat by So Much Better with Age | The Beauty of Autumn by Anderson + Grant | Thankful Tags by Four Generations One Roof | A Royal Pumpkin by Zevy Joy
Urban Printable by City Farmhouse | Halloween “Boo” Banner by Chronicles of Home | Definition of Autumn by Cherished Bliss | Life Starts All Over in the Fall by Making Home Base | Fall is my Jam by Cassie Bustamante | Apples 5 cents by My Uncommon Slice of Suburbia
Mum’s the Word by Delineate your Dwelling | Fall Pumpkin by Finding Home Farms | Autumn We Love You by Just Destiny | Harvest Watercolors by Finding Silver Pennies | Pumpkin Patch by My Someday in May | Welcome Fall by Refresh Restyle
I love Fall Most of All by My Fabuless Life | Pumpkin Patch by A Burst of Beautiful | U-Pick Apples by Paint Me Pink | Sugar and Spice Banner by Design Dining and Diapers | All is Safely Gathered In by May Me and Mom | What’s She Thinking? by My Sweet Savannah
Vintage Apple Study by Nina Hendrick Blog | Watercolor Fall Landscape by Craftberry Bush | Woodland Watercolor Prints by Unskinny Boppy | Oak Acorns and Leaves by Live Laugh Rowe | Fall Watercolor Tags by TIDBITS | Autumn Quote by Maison de Pax
Happy Fall Ya’ll by Happy Housie | U-Pick Apples Chalkboard by Clean and Scentsible | Tiny Trio of Leaves by Town and Country Living | Halloween Potion Labels and Dictionary by Bless’er House | Make it Be Be Beautiful Autumn by Nest of Posies | Autumn Leaf Banner by Happy Happy Nester
About Taryn Whiteaker
Taryn Whiteaker is the voice of style behind TarynWhiteaker.com (formerly Design, Dining and Diapers) ! Taryn is a previous PR/Marketing professional who got back to her creative roots after becoming a mom and now shares her passion for home decor and design for the world to see. Taryn lives in the greater Seattle area with her husband and three kids and loves coffee, the outdoors, and exploring with her family.
This is so lovely, Taryn, I love the banner and that beautiful fall celebration! xx
Thank you for the printable for the banner. It’s a really cute addition to a fall room. Plus, I like the goldish color against the white linen.