Change of Seasons
I love when the seasons change from summer to fall. When the
leaves go from bright greens and yellows to warm golds and shades of
orange. Fall also marks the unofficial
start to the Holiday season, we open our homes up to family and friends for the
next couple of months. It is easy to
incorporate the warm cozy feeling of the season into your home by decorating
using cues from nature.
Here are some easy ways to get your table ready for the
start of the Holiday Season:
Bring the outdoors in-
A cheap way to decorate for the season is to bring nature indoors. Fall offers
a variety of objects that can be used in centerpieces. In the picture we see
dried leaves used in hurricane vases to add a bit of the season. Be sure that
whatever you use in your decorating is thoroughly cleaned. Also note that in the
picture they have used a candle in a glass vase inside the hurricane vase. This
will help prevent the open flame from coming in contact with the dried leaves.
Flowers- You can’t
go wrong with flowers when decorating your table. In the above picture, the colors of
the season are represented in a small bouquet and paired with twine and pine
cones. It is a rustic yet beautiful addition to any fall table. In addition to flowers, you can use twigs and decorative sticks to spruce up any centerpiece.
Pumpkins- One of
the most iconic symbols of fall is the pumpkin. While it is traditional to use
orange pumpkins to create jack lanterns and decorate your porches, you can also
bring pumpkins inside to create interesting centerpieces and visually stunning
floral arrangements. If you don’t like the traditional orange pumpkins, they do
come naturally in white or you can paint them any variety of colors from gold to even chalkboard.
In the picture on the right, we see a stunning arrangement created with a “pumpkin vase." In this example, the pumpkin is not hollowed out in order to add the flowers; instead they add floral foam on top using the stem to anchor it in place. This
will allow your “vase” to last longer. For complete instruction follow the
link- https://homeiswheretheboatis.net/2015/10/12/at-the-table-pfaltzgraff-painted-poppies-and-a-blooming-pumpkin/
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