Here’s how a nature walk can lead to a gorgeous Fall Festive table.
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Collect pinecones, twigs, branches, tall grasses and some beautiful Fall leaves.
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Rustic Napkin rings – Using vine type twigs, twist into circles and secure with twine or wire. Slide your napkins inside, add a rustic piece of wheat or ornamental grass and add a dried orange slice on top
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Dried Citrus – slice thin pieces of grapefruit, oranges and lemons, place on a parchment lined baking sheet and roast for 3 hours or until crisp. Use over and over! Glue a slice to your place cards to add install Fall appeal.
TIP: I love selecting candle holders that have an area to add seasonal items. Here, I used simple popcorn kernels vase fillers and add some rustic twigs and berries. Next month, I’ll add cranberries and sprigs of Rosemary. Summer bring sand and seashells!
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Scatter mason jars filled with clippings of ornamental grasses, berries and branches
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Leftover Halloween pumpkins make great table décor
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White Plates – easiest and cheapest to find, and BONUS – food looks better on white plates!
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On your walk, collect some beautiful (recently fallen) leaves in various shapes. Coat with glue and cover with Fall toned glitter – let dry overnight and scatter around the table for sparkle
TIP: No tablecloth for that gathering, no problem! Check your local craft store fabric section and look for “end of bolt” clearance deals. This 20’ piece of linen cost $15. Also helps hide seams between tables when needing to push multiple tables together.
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October 24, 2020
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