Fall is the perfect season to head outdoors instead of a store to find items to decorate with. Decorating with natural elements is inexpensive, if not entirely free, and is an activity that you can involve the kids. My little ones have been helping collect acorns and pinecones for projects. Lets take a look at 25 Fall Decorating Ideas using Natural Elements. If you find a project you want to know more about, simply click on the link below each picture to be taken to the post.
Branches
Logs & Bark
Leaves
Pumpkins & Gourds
Corn, Acorns and Pine Cones
I hope you enjoyed all these beautiful ideas on how to decorate with natural elements! Head outside this weekend with a bag and some clippers and gather those beautiful fall decorations.
For more fall inspiration be sure to head over to the DIY Showoff!
Roshel will be wrapping up the last week of our Countdown to Fall Party and showing off her fall mantel (sneak peek pic below). Come and link up your fall projects!
Kim
Linking up to: Fox Hollow Cottage- Power of Pinterest Pinning Party
What a great round up, Kim! I love using natural elements too, especially from our yard - the dried silver dollar plants, pinecones, pine around the holidays!
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Gorgeous projects! Not to mention those are some amazing photographers! All the pictures were so beautiful looking!
ReplyDeleteI may be extra paranoid but I get so worried about creatures/mold/bugs living in the branches, leaves, acorns etc and will come out in my house.... ick.
It's not offen (okay it's never happened until now) that I come across a post where I want to click on EVERY link to see more! What a great post! love it :)
ReplyDeleteThat was awesome. :)
ReplyDeleteGreat roundup, love the one with the logs.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for including my project, Kim!
ReplyDelete-Erin @ DIY On the Cheap
Thank you so much for including a couple of my projects with this great group!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful collection of natural Fall elements. Thanks for including my Log Centerpiece! xo Jenna
ReplyDeleteThis roundup looks a lot like the one I saw first over at Simply Klassic Home.
ReplyDeleteYes, Kristin (a friend of mine)is also doing a wonderful series on natural element decorating and in fact she suggested I take a look at her post and use some of the features. ;)
DeleteThank you so much for including my tablescape! They are all so gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteOh such beautiful inspiration! Love it all!!
ReplyDeleteLove this Kim!! I was just looking at all of the acorns in my yard and wondered how they would look painted! Love the amazing inspiration!! Have a great weekend!
ReplyDeleteThese are all fabulous. Thanks for the links and great ideas.
ReplyDeleteThis is awesome, Kim! Thanks for including mine among all of these amazing projects!
ReplyDeleteHi Kim ~ Thanks a bunch for including my branches ;) It's a gorgeous Fall inspiration grouping you've put together!
ReplyDeleteMy head is blowing up from the awesomeness of all these DIY's and crafts Kim! Great roundup of the beauty of nature as a decorating theme!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for featuring my Indian corn candle, Kim! Love all the natural elements! Happy weekend!...hugs...Debbie
ReplyDeletebeautiful projects from talented folks!
ReplyDeleteSharon
Thanks so much for including my wreath. I see so many ideas from your post that I want to try this fall.
ReplyDeleteSo many fun and unique fall creations. I love your birch bark candles, Karah's pumpkin, the corn wreath and so much more. Thanks for sharing all of them. Have a great weekend.
ReplyDeleteLove it all....I always used natural elements in my decor for fall and even into Christmas season. I loved all of the pics you shared and will have to give some of them a try.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing and inspiring
MJ
Lucky 7 Design
Every single one of these project is just gorgeous. There's nothing like using elements from nature to craft something lovely, especially during this time of year!
ReplyDeleteOMG! I just love acorn wreath and seems so easy to do. I'll do it myself :)
ReplyDeleteGreat round up! Thanks for including me!
ReplyDeleteThese were all wonderful! I really liked the filled toolbox...might have to be on the lookout for one of those. Thanks for sharing all of these!
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