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Even though it feels as chilly as the dead of winter today, it's still "officially" fall, so why not decorate with nature's gifts? gourds, fall leaves, branches, mums or even cranberries.
Does the table setting below looks too elaborate? it might, but if you look at the photo carefully, you'll realize that it would be fairly simple to recreate something similar. Most of the decorations on this table can be found outdoors (branches, pine cones) or purchased at your grocery store (gourds, rice/assorted grains to fill up the glass vases). Tall glass hurricane vases are cheap and easy to find, as well as large candles.
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| oh, so pretty! |
Gourds are great for decorating. They come in different shapes, sizes and colors, so will look fabulous in groupings for a center piece, as candle holders, filled up with flowers or branches, as name tags on plates, or any other creative idea you can come up with.
here are some I found online:
1. mini pumpkin as name tags
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| mini pimpinks as name tags are so cute! |
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2. Gourds as candle holders
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| using gourds as candle holders |
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| mini pumpkins filled them with flowers are so festive |
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| gourds used as vases |
4. Displayed freely at the center of the table.
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| use gourds in different shapes, sizes and colors as a center piece |
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So, have you got enough ideas? if not, take a look at my next post. I will share some ideas for decorating with candles and unique, simple candle holders.
HAPPY THANKSGIVING!
Vered
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