Sentences with phrase «fallen pinecones»

So, every fall, we end up with quite a few fallen pinecones in our backyard.

Not exact matches

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To get the real value out of a nature walk, invite kids to pick up pinecones and fallen leaves, and note their characteristics to learn more about them.

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The pinecones and apples are the perfect fall touches!

A nod to the fall season, I placed dry pinecones with a name tag on each dinner napkin.

Instead of a sad Christmas decoration it is now a White Pumpkin Pinecone Wreath that is perfect for a fall mantel.

Well... the pinecone wreath wasn't exactly amazing but let me show you how to make a fall wreath from this thrift store find.

The White Pumpkin Pinecone Wreath is a fresh addition to my DIY fall decor.

Pinecones added a finishing fall touch.

I also added a few of the fall berries and pinecones that were in the big container that I purchased.

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A full lush wreath of dark green is accented with pinecones, feathers and classic fall accents.

Or you may be able to work it into your decorating for the next season (pinecones, for example, work great for both fall and Christmas decorating).

Display items found in nature such as acorns, pinecones and birch bark in a pretty dish for simple fall decor.

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I'm so excited for Fall this year...... and looking forward to cooler temps My fall project will be your pinecone acoFall this year...... and looking forward to cooler temps My fall project will be your pinecone acofall project will be your pinecone acorns.

Everything else that I purchased from Gordmans, the pumpkins, the hurricanes and candle holders, the pinecone floral... it all just coordinated so well and fell into place with each other.

I decorated this fall vignette with some seasonal items, like these giant mums I picked up at Costco, apples, pinecones and acorns.

Take children on an outdoor walk to gather lots of fall leaves and pinecones.

Cut feathers from paper of fall colors (red, brown, orange, yellow) and stick the paper in between «slats» at the rear of the pinecone body.

Rocks, wooden blocks, tree nuts, sticks, branches, leaves, pinecones, fallen fruit, feathers, old flower pots, plywood, pieces of leftover wood, shells, stumps, gravel — all of these are wonderful additions to a backyard.

I used 2 Cups of Clorox bleach (the kind I purchase for my wash) to 1 Cup of water — within a few hours my pinecone just fell apart — What am I doing wrong?

While decorating for my Coastal Fall Home Tour I was wishing I had more bleached pinecones.

I filled my little Home Goods basket with Fall fruits, pinecones, wine corks, strands of bittersweet, and placed a pitcher with some fall foliage on Fall fruits, pinecones, wine corks, strands of bittersweet, and placed a pitcher with some fall foliage on fall foliage on top.

Last fall, I decorated mostly with things I found outside — pinecones, gumballs, leaves, branches.

Acorns and pinecones add to the Fall festive feel.

The choices for center pieces are endless — from an elaborate display of foliage, to a traditional cornucopia spilling over with gourds, pinecones and fall leaves, to a beautiful basket of fall vegetables.

Whether it be from your yard (pinecones, branches, leaves, etc.), or from the store (pumpkins, floral arrangements, wreaths, etc.), nature will help to bring that Fall vibe to your home.

Painted or plain - pinecones are a fall favorite.

To create a Fall vibe I suspended an autumn wreath over my mirror, placed two large white faux pumpkins on one end of the buffet, and a long glass vase full of pumpkins and pinecones on the other end.

We don't get much of a fall here, but I like to pretend in October with fall candles, mums and pinecone vase fillers.

I made a beautiful wreath glue and pinecones and in a couple of days it started to fall apart.

The pinecones and apples are the perfect fall touches!

I had a wonderful time yesterday walking my dog appreciating fall!!!! I got to pick up some beautiful red, orange and yellow leaves and cute green pinecones.

I put a few of the painted pinecones that I had up on our Fall mantel in it.

Hope this gives you some ideas for some easy fall decorating ideas by gathering some pinecones from your backyard!

I also use my pinecone garland from Fall clear through Winter.

As fall waned, I realized I could easily swap out the pages for ones depicting pinecones and berries for Christmas.

Reusing the same Black Metal Lanterns you might remember from our Halloween Decor Post, and our Fall Home Tour post, we are changing it up with some simple cuttings & small pinecones.

I would probably use this tray to hold candles and pinecones and other fall things for now.

Surround each item with something special — a circle of beaded garland (as shown here), some fall leaves, pinecones, or even a toss of tiny acorns.

Transition pumpkins into late fall by adding pinecones to your displays.

Tuck some pinecones and artificial fall leaves around the base of the glass container and you have an instant Fall centerpifall leaves around the base of the glass container and you have an instant Fall centerpiFall centerpiece!

What screams fall more than pinecones?

The best natural elements for fall are pumpkins, apples, squash, fall plants such as mums, dried flowers, sticks and branches, leaves, berries, pinecones, acorns, and reclaimed wood items.

Each week will look something like this — I will share one of my own fall decorating projects from this year (mantel, tablescape, porch...), a new fall craft I have made (wreath, pillow, centerpiece...), inspiration from around the web and Pinterest focusing on a different fall object or theme (acorns, pumpkins, pinecones...) and I will be sharing some favorite fall recipes on the weekends.

I live in Houston, so there are no fall leaves / branches for me to use in my decor, but I do like to collect pinecones to put in a bowl on one of my bunching tables.

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