Fall is hands down my all time favorite time of the year. The smell of
the leaves, the crisp fresh quality to the newly born air, and the fact
that some of my favorite holidays take place during the season.
Most I know will only decorate their home during the Christmas
holiday, but my family changes the interior and the exterior to match
with each passing season, and these changes are easily done with a few
decorations that we managed to collect over the years.
During the fall months we clear every counter and add festive bits
such as small pumpkin, colored dried corn stalks, and festive plaques
with fall harvest quotes on them.
The kitchen is especially the main focus of the changes, seeing that
it is our largest room, and the room that we have parties and holiday
events in.
We like to mix the apple and pumpkin theme up during the fall, as the
two mesh really well together and create an adorable fall festive look.
Simple touches like cookie jars in the shape of apples or pumpkins,
candles the give off fall scents like candy corn, pumpkin or apples is
always burning. The scent adds to the appeal.
We also tack up fake fall colored leaf vines to hallway doors.
We do no stop just there though, because we also add to the fall theme
by decorating the outside of the home with fall themed object such as
scarecrow. We will also poke fake fall flowers into empty flower buckets
that once held summer flowers. We don't have to throw out the buckets,
and we can use them year after year, all through the seasons.
You can find fall themes outdoor touches at Michael's Craft Store, or
AC Moore Craft Store. They always carry a large supply of outdoor
decorations.
The best time to go into these craft stores are actually after the
season has come to an end, that way you can scoop up some really
beautiful decorations for half off; in some cases 75% off.
5 simple and easy ways to beautify the home during the fall months include:
1. Adding a fall festive theme to rooms in the home
2. Tacking up fake dried leaves to open hallway doors
3. Adding a fall related scent to each room such as pumpkin, apple, or
cinnamon. Candles in particular will give off the best scent, and they
manage to create a warm crisp atmosphere.
4. Adding fall objects to the yard such as wheelbarrows, scarecrows, or fake fall flower bunches to empty plant holders
5. Keeping an close eye on sales at craft stores after the season is over
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