If you’re on a budget, like me, real pumpkins can prove to be costly and only last a few short weeks.
Fall table decor ideas how to#
However, if you do have some extra time and want to get the faux pumpkin look like I’ve created above, check out an earlier post where I showed you how to create these beautiful cinderella pumpkins out of orange Dollar Store plastic ones. Sometimes those last-minute centerpieces are the best. The centerpiece for your table should be the focal point and it doesn’t have to take a lot of time. My rich navy plaid serves as a backdrop for the lighter hues of blues and greens in the centerpiece. Let that be your anchor for the rest of your table. I’m positive one will jump out and grab you. If you’re having trouble deciding on your fall colors, stroll the isles of your nearest fabric store and browse the gorgeous plaid fabrics. No sewing, nothing, which is great for this can’t-even-sew-on-a-button kind of girl. While I didn’t have plaid placemats, I improvised by purchasing a yard of flannel fabric at Walmart and cut it in two to simulate the look of blankets draped across the table. I wanted to incorporate this same feeling into my fall table decor. Mad for plaidįor me, plaid and fall just seem to walk hand-in-hand, don’t they? Cozy flannel plaid blankets around a warm bonfire are what I imagine when I’m thinking of cooler weather. While I LOVE these traditional colors and usually decorate with them every fall, this year I was looking to flex my creative muscles and go for something softer. Before I started, I needed to decide if I wanted to stick to the traditional rich colors of oranges, reds and browns that just seem to come with Autumn or if I wanted to go for something softer.
Fall table decor ideas series#
Fall Home Series Pick a color paletteįirst things first, when beginning your fall table decor, pick your color. However, getting an opportunity to work with an amazinggroup of ladies on this blog/ IG hop was a no-brainer and I knew I was up for the task.
I knew that showing you all my fall table decor this year would prove to be a challenge because our never-ending remodel has now moved into the dining room where new hardwood flooring is being put down so that room is currently out of commission.
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