I’m currently obsessed with these plush velvet pumpkins.
So, when I spied this gorgeous window display, on the
way to dinner this weekend…it had me drooling and experiencing a
serious case of velvet pumpkin envy!
Back at home…
Image – Stan Mc Meekin
I’ve amassed my own little collection of velvet pumpkins. Many are gifts. (Thank you Janice!)
Come autumn, I can’t wait to break these beauties out. I use them in fall tablescapes adding
bits of spanish moss. I tuck them here…
and there…
throughout our home for an easy touch of fall.
Here’s what I love about these velvet lovelies:
They come in so many yummy colors and hues.
I adore their real stems {genius}!
I love that they last…
forever.
You can bring them out in September and enjoy them through
November’s end. In my humble opinion, they even rival
the real thing. So, go velvet this fall.
They even come in leopard.
They are sooooooo beautiful!! Love the natural stems. I’ll have to hunt down a few white ones for the shop.
xo
Loi
Well, you know how I feel about those pumpkins! I currently have a display of them in my large shell (just like yours!) Love them year round!
Gorgeous window display BTW! Where is that?
xoxox Janice
Love these beauties…thanks to you, Monica, I am now addicted to these velvet pumpkins…And you are right in saying that you can easily display and decorate with them from September all the way through November…Christmas decor only lasts 25 days at most! Ha…nice way to rationalize my purchases! xoxo
You should check out the ‘Glass Pumpkin Patch’ from Tacoma Glass Studio -they have some gorgeous things.I picked up a few and totally thought of you. http://www.komonews.com/younews/101492699.html
When these popped up a few years ago, I was crazy about them. Then kind of forget about them. This year they look so enticing all over again. Finding velvet was not easy, and all I found was an off white. But as much as I love the colors, looking at your pictures of the white ones, I think they are still my favorites. Love all the pretty ways you have displayed them.