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I was immediately smitten when Miniatures.com reached out to me with their fall line of miniatures. 
I decided to decorate the front porch of the Littlest Vintage Cottage (my dollhouse) for fall.

I will share all the sources for what I used at the end of the post.

Before I could decorate the porch, my dollhouse needed a porch!

I used "skinny sticks" to create one.

I used two posts left over from the dollhouse staircase and glued the skinny sticks to those.

I stained it and placed it next to the dollhouse. It fits perfectly under the trim along the bottom of the dollhouse.

I also needed to attach the front door to my dollhouse.

I used these dollhouse hinges... look how tiny!

After finally getting the door attached, I have a new respect for people who build dollhouse furniture. I had a heck of a time getting those teeny-tiny nails in place and hammered in! 

I had to get my glasses because I couldn't even see them let alone place them! 👀 So don't judge my crooked hinge.

To decorate the new porch for fall, I started with a cute jack-o-lantern and a hay bale.

I added a mini pumpkin wreath for the door.

The little bulldog reminded me of Miss Roxanne (RIP); she loved being outdoors.

I added the tiny little doorknob to the door, isn't it cute?