You will receive a couple big scoops of orange putka pods with six salt dough fall leaves ornies painted in fall colors in this bag of fall fixins.  I've added a fall bag topper so you can give as a gift or open and use yourself. 

I've filled these vintage Ball canning jars with some dried hydrangeas and some awesome pods (not sure what they are exactly!).  The hydrangeas have a piece of aged cheesecloth wrapped around the jar and the pods have a piece of brown check homespun.  Each has a hangtag with what's inside written on it.  Please choose below.

I've grubbied up a batch of large witch potion jars with my special spice mixture and added a Halloween label.  These are nice and dark.  Choose your style below.

I made up some grubby, warty pumpkins and gourds with an old chenille blanket and a plaid wool skirt.  They are arranged in either a vintage pie pan or an old fruit basket.  The fruit basket also has a grubby electric candle lamp.  I've loaded each up with spanish moss, putka pods and sprinkled with mica flakes for a frosty look.  The hang tag on the basket reads "Pumpkins", the other is "Harvest Blessings".  These make a beautiful table arrangement for fall.  Please choose your style below.

I found these great jars with corks and made up some grubby witch potion jars.  They are nice and dark with my spice mixture.  I've tied a piece of coffee stained cheesecloth around each.  Each label has a great witch potion ingredient on it!  (click on the picture to get a larger, clearer image)  Please make your choice below.

More grubby witch potion jars with great halloween witch potion labels.  I've made these extremely grubby with my dark spice mixture and covered them with coffee stained cheesecloth.  Please make your choice below.

This primitive witch boot measures about 10" w x 8" h.  I've coffee stained and painted it black.  Homespun and aged cheesecloth give it a great prim look.  The shoelaces are rusty pins and  I've pinned a fragrant bunch of dried sweet annie to it.  This small boot is ready to tuck on a shelf for a bit of halloween fun!

This prim black cat is all set for halloween with her very own witch hat!  Perched on her tail is her friend the crow.  She's been grunged up with my cinnamon mixture and set out in the sun to dry.  Pinned to her hat is a rusty bell.  She's another favorite fall pattern from Tennessee Ridge Primitives.  She measures about 11" tall and is ready to prop up on a shelf.

This would make a beautiful centerpiece for your fall table.  Measuring approximately 15" w x 18" h, this primitive pumpkin has a witch hat sitting on it as well as three bats flying around it.  Rusty star garland, aged cheesecloth, sweet annie, moss and putka pods give it a nice prim look.  My coffee, vanilla & cinnamon mixture give it a yummy prim smell! The hangtag reads...All Hallows' Eve 1846.  Becky of Tennessee Ridge Primitives is the pattern designer of this great fall centerpiece.

The primitive witch's hat stands about 6" tall.  I've colorwashed it black, wrapped a piece of aged cheesecloth around the brim and tucked in a piece of dried statice and a putka pod.  To top it off I've pinned a rusty bell to the tip of the hat.  This adorable ornie was made from another Tennessee Ridge Primitives pattern.

The old witch may have disappeared, but she left behind her boots.  These prim witch boots measure approximately 26" including the dried sweet annie, pip berries and moss tucked in the top.  There is a rusty bell pinned to the tip of each toe.  "Old" is pinned with rusty safety pins on the left boot and "Witch" is pinned to the right.  This Tennessee Ridge Primitives pattern is ready to hang on a wall or door this halloween.  (additional shipping charge on these oversized pieces)

This primitive pumpkin measures about 7" x 7" and sits in a straw filled vintage pie pan.  A little crow is perched on the stem and it's surrounded by mini pumpkins that have antique nails for stems.  The entire centerpiece has been stained and spiced for a great primitive look and smell.  The pattern is fromTennessee Ridge Primitives.