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Autumn Harvest Porch Leaner Insert
Autumn Harvest Porch Leaner Insert
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Welcome fall with the Autumn Harvest Porch Leaner Insert. This unfinished DIY wood kit features a layered lantern surrounded by pumpkins, acorns, leaves, and autumn foliage, along with a coordinating plaque featuring separate “Autumn Harvest” wording.
The dimensional pieces provide plenty of opportunities to combine warm autumn colors and finishes. The finished example features a rich seasonal palette created with the colors and finishes listed below.
Project Details
- Insert only: The Porch Leaner Base and 4ft x 10in wood board are not included. The base is sold separately; you must supply your own 4ft x 10in wood board.
- Material: Laser cut from 1/4″ Birch.
- Includes: Layered lantern, pumpkins, acorns, leaves, autumn foliage, coordinating rounded plaque insert, and separate “Autumn Harvest” wording.
- Compatibility: Designed for use with the Fence Post, Planter, or Bucket Porch Leaner Base.
- Not included: Paint, glue, and styling accessories.
- Finish: Unfinished and ready to paint and assemble.
Colors & Finishes Used
- Chalk Style Paint: Pitch Black, Basil, Grounded, Purple Haze, Night Sky, British Gray, Italian Ivory, Barn Door, Mulberry, and Autumn Sage
- Acrylic Mineral Paint: Vintage Moss and Spanish Sunrise
- Lux Metallics: Harvest Maple and Copper
- Antiquing Glaze: Van Dyke Brown
- Topcoats: Extreme Guard and Dead Flat
Choose Your Porch Leaner Base
Porch Leaner Base is sold separately. The 4ft x 10in wood board is not included and must be supplied by the customer.
Please note: This listing is for the unfinished Autumn Harvest Porch Leaner Insert pieces only. Paint, glue, hanging materials, and styling accessories are not included unless otherwise noted. Finished photos are provided for inspiration and styling purposes only. Some finished images may be artist-rendered or AI-generated mockups to show how the completed design could look once painted and assembled.
