Use extra wool yardage to add some temporary autumnal trim to a drapery; create a display from wool strips wound into balls of colorful "yarn"; add pattern to the back of a cabinet or bookshelf with a stapled wool lining. Adorn your throw pillows with stripes of wool in plaids and other patterns to create a cozy, layered feeling. Or use a wool blanket as a bedskirt, tying off the excess at the corners with ribbon.
If you don't have extra wool scraps lying around, try thrift stores and Goodwill for lightweight wool blankets, pillows, and even clothing that can be cut up and used for home accents. For more ideas, check out the full story at Better Homes and Gardens.
(Images: Better Homes and Gardens)





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i'm really liking that rug in the first pic...
yes where is the rug from?
I like the small sofa... wonder where it's from?
I like the rug.. so nice.
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and I'm trying to source bookshelves like that, with sliding doors, rather than build my own or have custom built. Any resource ideas with reasonable prices? (for reference, Pottery Barn's prices seemed a bit steep because I'd need multiples)