For the last month, I have been wanting to do some decorating for fall. It took me this long to get to it.
But I was waiting for inspiration. I had those little stuffed pumpkins that I sewed a few years ago, but I needed something to go with them.
Nature itself is beautifully inspiring, especially in the fall. Fall decorating is easy because materials are so readily available.
I was so excited to find bittersweet, grape vines, sumac berries, teasel, and then the jackpot-- long, arching canes of wild rose hips.
I also pressed a bunch of fallen leaves right at their height of color. I put a few around this arrangement, but I also have a pile of them that I hope to use for some crafts and maybe a mixed media journal page.
Some of the most interesting and beautiful things come from wandering around and looking out in nature!
Beautiful Katie! I always have trouble using bittersweet because the berries won't stay on the branch.
ReplyDeleteYes, beautiful, Katie. Not sure what bittersweet is, but I like your arrangement and natural elements.
ReplyDeleteThose pumpkins - I need to make some.
I managed to find the tutorial I used:
Deletehttp://revolutionfromhome.com/2012/10/handmade-home-diy-vintage-pumpkins/
Thanks for the pumpkin how-to, Katie.
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