Here are 10 best DIY ideas to decorate your home to make people fall
in love with your interiors that we learnt from decorating projects on
Midwestliving:
1. In
the spotlight: Squash, pumpkins and a twig of ginkgo leaves on mounded moss command attention in a bell
jar set atop a terra-cotta dish. Arrange a few spillovers outside the glass for
a touch of spontaneity.
2. Cozy
glow: wrapped glass votive holders in textural flair. Tie raffia around three
or four overlapping moistened corn husks trimmed to fit.
3. Beyond
Mums: If your go-to autumn bouquet defaults to traditional offerings, shake it
up with a less-expected blend of veggies, fruits, berries and widely varied flowers.
4. Leaf Card Art: This display is a biology lesson and wall
decor in one! Tape leaves to identification cards created with crafts store
materials or printed from our free templates below and later place them along a
card-holder tree.
5. Color
Combo: Create an eye-catching fall center piece with candles, succulents and
fresh flowers—we used dahlias and billy buttons.
6. Golden
Glow: Clear glass containers show off both candlelight as well as colorful
materials. Nestle a candle in popcorn kernels or other seasonal materials,
such as candy corn or colored clear round stones (available in crafts
stores).
7. Natural Vases: Gourds and squash come in all
shapes and colors and easily become seasonal vases. Cut a hole big enough to
accommodate a couple of florist tubes. Inserting flower stems for a unique bud vase will add to
its beauty enormously.
8.
Rope in décor: Replicate a chandelier with leaves instead of
lights. Drill a 1⁄4-inch hole in
each canning jar lid and pull a separate piece of rope through each hole, then
tie a knot under each lid. Place single leaves in jars, and tightly secure
lids. Tie rope pieces together and hang from a heavy-duty ceiling hook.
9. Harvest
vases: Add a fall flavor to a tabletop or mantel with cylinder vases filled
with nuts and wheat. Roll it, coordinating scrapbooking paper into decorative
cuffs that slip inside the vase.
10. Simple
Leaves: Highlight the beauty of fall leaves with this display. Put single
leaves, either pressed or fresh, in small glass vases. We used old lab
beakers—look for them at antique stores. Replace leaves as they brown.
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