Autumn is upon us and that means there are many new do it at home decorations that can be put into practice. These fall wreath ideas have become one to the front doors and porches of our neighborhoods. With ample online websites and magazines that strike up great instructions on how to make them, it has become an in thing to create these at home. Gathering a bit of creativity is easy with as many materials that can be found from nature itself.
You will need simple, easy to come by equipment. Most of these can be found in the house already, such as pliers, staples, sewing pins and strong adhesive. Many people opt for natural colors and schemes. That is where pine cones come in handy. While picking those up, also stock up on fallen leaves in yellow, red, orange and brown shades. These natural schemes will all contribute to an earthy look that still makes for a pleasing decorative piece.
You will find that circular or oval shapes work the best and are easiest to create yourself. Once you have decided on what to use and how it should look you can get to work. A quick walk around the house will surprise you on how many elements there are to make use of. An example of a perfect base for the wreath is old foam pool noodles that the children no longer use. Irrelevant of the base, it is good to start off by wrapping it with a brownish rope or wheat to start with. These can be secured in place by using sewing pins or florist pins.
The following steps are to add seeds, nuts, leaves and those famous pine cones to the basic shape. It is wise to use strong adhesive for larger objects and thin wiring will also pin them down tightly. There is no rule against using fresh fruits and these will need to be tied down with wiring.
You have to keep in mind that when fresh fruit is used it may perish within a short period of time. It would be smart to use citrus fruit with their strong skins protecting them against decomposition. You will notice as the citrus fruits grow old and harden that they add a rural element to the already earthy appearance of the art piece, together with the pines, leaves and other natural materials.
Making use of colored corn on the cob has become a trend when it comes to sprucing up porches for autumn. Many find these easiest to assemble, whether it being along rounded shapes or simply by creating bunches. The shape of the corn also allows any florist wiring to be concealed between the corn kernels. As they dry out, they produce that country look and these can be hanged in changing weather for quite a long time without discarded odors appearing.
Although the majority of home owners prefer the natural look, there are exquisitely modern and colorful patterns. Many doors have been transformed in bursting colors with odd pieces of material and ribbons that were found in the house. These materials usually stick well by using strong adhesive and sewing pins. Artificial flowers also come in an array of colors and will add a feminine touch to an already beautiful art piece.
Whether opting for organic or synthetic end results, you can balance the colors and materials beautifully to embellish the front door, porch and yard. These artsy pieces are likely to invite numerous guests throughout the autumn season. One can only hope neighbors will follow the trend.
You will need simple, easy to come by equipment. Most of these can be found in the house already, such as pliers, staples, sewing pins and strong adhesive. Many people opt for natural colors and schemes. That is where pine cones come in handy. While picking those up, also stock up on fallen leaves in yellow, red, orange and brown shades. These natural schemes will all contribute to an earthy look that still makes for a pleasing decorative piece.
You will find that circular or oval shapes work the best and are easiest to create yourself. Once you have decided on what to use and how it should look you can get to work. A quick walk around the house will surprise you on how many elements there are to make use of. An example of a perfect base for the wreath is old foam pool noodles that the children no longer use. Irrelevant of the base, it is good to start off by wrapping it with a brownish rope or wheat to start with. These can be secured in place by using sewing pins or florist pins.
The following steps are to add seeds, nuts, leaves and those famous pine cones to the basic shape. It is wise to use strong adhesive for larger objects and thin wiring will also pin them down tightly. There is no rule against using fresh fruits and these will need to be tied down with wiring.
You have to keep in mind that when fresh fruit is used it may perish within a short period of time. It would be smart to use citrus fruit with their strong skins protecting them against decomposition. You will notice as the citrus fruits grow old and harden that they add a rural element to the already earthy appearance of the art piece, together with the pines, leaves and other natural materials.
Making use of colored corn on the cob has become a trend when it comes to sprucing up porches for autumn. Many find these easiest to assemble, whether it being along rounded shapes or simply by creating bunches. The shape of the corn also allows any florist wiring to be concealed between the corn kernels. As they dry out, they produce that country look and these can be hanged in changing weather for quite a long time without discarded odors appearing.
Although the majority of home owners prefer the natural look, there are exquisitely modern and colorful patterns. Many doors have been transformed in bursting colors with odd pieces of material and ribbons that were found in the house. These materials usually stick well by using strong adhesive and sewing pins. Artificial flowers also come in an array of colors and will add a feminine touch to an already beautiful art piece.
Whether opting for organic or synthetic end results, you can balance the colors and materials beautifully to embellish the front door, porch and yard. These artsy pieces are likely to invite numerous guests throughout the autumn season. One can only hope neighbors will follow the trend.
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