Happy November to all! I took my halloween down this week and did a little Thanksgiving decorating. I really didn't have Thanksgiving decor so I decided to gather some natural elements to fill the empty spaces until Christmas decorating begins. (which, to be perfectly honest, will probably be in a couple weeks.) First of all, I want to thank my good friend Robyn for being my acorn supplier. I am totally in love these cute little nuts!
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I gathered pine cones from the yard & put on the mantle...
Found a russian website with a tutorial on how to make roses out of maple leaves. Luckily, for me, the pictures were a good enough guide so I didn't need to bring in an interpreter. Aren't these great?!
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Little wood chips in a jar...
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And that pretty much does it. I love how simple it all is. Seems perfect for Thanksgiving.
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I {heart} acorns!
1 comments:
You are so creative. I am very impressed!
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