Plaid Shirt: Living Doll Jeans: Mossimo Boots: Mossimo
Bun Scarf: Claire’s Necklace: Etsy
Last weekend after church I decided to head out to one of my local favorite parks to paint my pumpkin from the pumpkin patch. My sister was kind enough to come along and take pictures of my outfit and me painting the pumpkin for all of you. I painted my first pumpkin last year with a group of friends and one of my sisters and had so much fun doing it! The process is less messy than the traditional carving of pumpkins and the results (at least for me) are more along the lines of what I envision in my head. Being an artist I enjoy having the control of using sharpies and a paint brush. I didn’t have any special game plan when I started painting my pumpkin, I decided to just have fun coming up with inspirational words and tribal patterns to put on it. It’s not the best pumpkin in the world, but I enjoyed painting it and spending some time relaxing in my favorite park. Have you ever tried painting a pumpkin? How did it turn out? Did you prefer carving them or painting them?
Leighton Michele
Hello I am Ada. Glad I found your blog. I love this chic, casual and equestrian look. Nothing beats a good plaid shirt. You did a great job with that pumpkin, too.
I am also following you on Pinterest now. Please welcome by my blog, and if you like you can link up with me today, also. Thanks, Ada. =)
Hello Ada! Thank you so much for stopping by to visit! Thank you so much for the invitation to join your linkup, I would love to join! I also can’t wait to come by and visit your corner of the web too! I hope you are having a great day! Thanks, Leighton Michele
Love the idea of Pumpkin painting #CreativeMondays
Thanks, I love it because it is essentially mess free and they always turn out so pretty. 🙂