September 25th

girl holding red fall maple leaf

Decorating for fall doesn’t have to break the bank, and it can be a fun family activity. Simply head outside with your kids and go on a fall décor scavenger hunt in your own backyard. Here are just a few ways to use your living landscapes to decorate.

Fall leaves can make a festive wreath for your front door or a garland to flank the fireplace.

Fall flowers from your family yard make a beautiful centerpiece when you tuck them inside a carved-out pumpkin.

Acorns, pinecones and uniquely shaped sticks add a natural element to your fall table-scape and floral arrangements. You can also place smaller items inside a mason jar with battery-operated tea light to create a warm seasonal glow.

Utilize pinecones as place card holders for a fancy fall family feast. It’s an easy DIY project your children can lead, and it sets the seasonal stage for your harvest meal.

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