seasonal decor

9 Unique Fall Wreaths

by Myra on October 4, 2012

The following post is from Myra of My Blessed Life:

Decorating with a seasonal wreath is a fast and easy way to celebrate the season. Wreaths are a great do-it-yourself project because they can be made from just about anything you can imagine. Don’t forget that wreaths aren’t only for your front door, but also anywhere you want to add a seasonal punch of color.

There is no shortage of fall wreath inspiration all over blog land this time of year. I’m amazed at how many creative wreath variations there are. Today, I’m sharing nine unique fall wreaths that have caught my eye.

1. Houndstooth Pumpkin Wreath
2. Beautiful Wheat Wreath
3. Simple Acorn Wreath
4. Burlap & Lace Wreath
5. Colorful Felt Leaf Wreath
6. Folded Paper Leaf Wreath
7. Fabulous Candy Corn Wreath
8. Adorable Jello Mold Wreath
9. Corn Husk Bow Wreath

	Myra has a B.A. in Interior Design and is currently self-employed. When she’s not spending time with her little man, thrifting, creating, shopping or working on a project, Myra enjoys date nights with her husband and blogging at My Blessed Life.

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9 Lovely Fall Tablescapes

by Myra on September 6, 2012

The following post is from Myra of My Blessed Life:

Fall is my favorite season of the year. While I love things about the other three seasons, there is just something intriguing about cozy evenings, cinnamon candles, pumpkins, gourds, s’mores around a bonfire and shortened days. Fall is the season where we begin to turn from outdoor living to spending more time inside, so prettying up your home’s interior for the season is a must.

Decorating for fall often includes a mantel or shelf display, a pretty wreath on the front door and a pumpkin on the steps. But, don’t forget about decorating your dining table for evening family meals and entertaining.

Here are a few lovely fall tablescapes to inspire your decorating this season.

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Embracing Winter with After-Christmas Decor

January 19, 2012

Confession: It’s been almost four weeks since Christmas and we still have Christmas decorations up. This is not our usual MO at all; typically everything is packed neatly away by January 1st, save for a few pieces that serve as both Christmas and winter decor — metal trees painted white that sit on a shelf [...]

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Alternatives to a Traditional Christmas Tree

November 29, 2011

The following post is from Lindsey M. Roberts, a design & décor writer: Although we may have fond family memories of Christmas trees, the reasons are many for not getting one during the Christmas season. If you’re in an apartment or condo with little space, if you’re short on cash, or if you just don’t [...]

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Fall 2011 Decorating Trends

August 31, 2011

The following post is from Myra of My Blessed Life: As school starts back up and temperatures begin cooling by even the slightest degree, one word pops into our minds – FALL! It has been an incredibly hot, long summer in the South, so we are beginning to anticipate cooler weather, pumpkins, cinnamon spice candles, delicious [...]

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5 Simple Ways To Bring Spring Into Your Kitchen

May 16, 2011

The following post is from Myra of My Blessed Life and The Casabella Project: Spring inspires me. Doesn’t it inspire you? The new life, bright colors, and fresh breezes are like medicine to my soul after the dreariness of winter. And since I can’t spend every single minute outside, I created a few simple ways to [...]

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5 Simple Tips To Decorate For Spring

April 19, 2011

The following post is from Myra of My Blessed Life and The Casabella Project: Spring is finally getting into full swing with clear blue skies, blooming flowers, warm sunshine, and budding trees that brighten the day after such a long, dreary, snowy winter. The pollen on the other hand isn’t so nice, but it comes [...]

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Quick Tip: Make Fresh Flowers Last Longer

April 16, 2011

There are quite a few theories on how to extend the life of cut flowers. The key is to both prevent the growth of bacteria and provide nourishment for the flowers. To start, cut your flowers underwater, at a 45-degree angle, about 2-3 inches above the previous cut. You’ll also need to remove any leaves [...]

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