Bonfires, fragrant pine forests, and leaves crackling underfoot all come to mind this time of year. Why not bring the outdoors inside through your fall decor? Here’s five ways to add cozy cabin-in-the-woods touches to your decor.
1. Branch Out
These tree branch coat hooks, shelves, and closet bars are great for all year!
Make these coat hooks yourself, or buy some similar ones on Etsy.
I tried this with some tree branches I found, but unfortunately my branch wasn’t a good shape and I couldn’t get it to stay on the wall. I recommend picking your branches carefully, and either glue them to the wall or use some sort of brackets.
For a more elegant take on the branch, paint it white!
2. Leaf it Be
Wrap a leaf, either real or fabric, around a candle and tie with raffia, yarn, twine, or attach with dots of glue.
Make a leafy wreath by attaching leaves to a wood or cardboard letter and hanging with ribbon.
Or, thread leaves together for a leafy garland.
If you’re worried about children or pets pulling off the leaves and possibly eating them, you might like a scrapbook paper or felt leaf garland better.
For easy art, display single pressed leaves behind glass.
3. Pine Away
Incorporate pinecones for a woodsy element. Cinnamon scented cones are widely available, I’ve seen them at grocery stores, Home Depot, and craft stores this year.
Use them for place cards for Thanksgiving dinner.
Jazz them up with spray paint for a colorful display.
4. Logger Style
5. Go Green
