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<h1>Celebrate God's Bounty With Quick & Easy Outdoor Fall Decorating</h1>

It's easy to decorate this time of year with the abundance of
earthly treasures God has given us. Grab a cup thermos of spiced
tea and join me outside as we begin to decorate. Flank each side of
your front door with large garden urns. Begin by filling each urn
with dirt and inserting a long metal pipe down the center of the
urn; this will act as a support rod. Next, nestle beautiful fall
leaves from your yard on top of the urn surrounding the perimeter.
If fall leaves have not yet fallen in your area, simply purchase
dried leaves at your local craft store. Finally, place 3 pumpkins
in various sizes onto the re-bar, starting with the largest on the
bottom, the medium sized pumpkin next, followed by the smallest one
last. You will need to break off the stem of the large and medium
pumpkin in order for them to stack nicely. When finished, it will
resemble a pyramid shape.
Cut apart two 18" grapevine wreaths and untangle them to make a
long twig garland. Starting at bottom left side of doorframe;
attach siding clips or sticky hooks, spaced periodically around
door frame. When finished, tie on grapevine garland up, over and
down your doorway. You may need to use pipe cleaners or small wires
to attach it to the clips. Add a strand of orange/amber lights to
grapevine garland and intersperse fall leaves to give the garland a
natural look. The effect is breathtaking especially in the evening.
On the ground surrounding your urns nestle gourds, pumpkins &
Indian corn with small hay bales.
If you have ferns or potted plants outside, simply nestle in
pumpkins, gourds, and cat tails for a quick & easy fall look. A
fall bow is a nice added touch.
Get the children involved by painting rocks. Simply gather rocks
of various sizes. For pumpkins, paint them with orange craft paint,
let dry and use permanent black markers to draw on silly or scary
pumpkin faces. For ghosts, find long slim rocks and paint them
white. Don't forget to give them goofy or eerie black eyes. Have
each child sign and date the bottom of their creation. Scatter your
completed rocks throughout the yard, next to your mailbox & by the
front door for a spooky effect. This is a very cheap craft to do
with the kids each year and a great way to express their
creativity!
If you have access to corn shocks simply poke a garden shovel
into the ground, this will act as the base to which you tie your
corn shocks to. A pretty fall bow or jute string will keep the corn
shocks together and from blowing away. Place corn shocks at the end
of your driveway, near a garden arbor, or anywhere you want a focal
point. Surround shocks with pumpkins, gourds & hay bales. A
scarecrow nestled near the shocks looks fabulous & adds
interest.
I love to add old wooden wheels, a rustic garden tiller and an
assortment of weathered watering cans throughout my yard for added
character & texture this time of year. Light up the night sky by
hanging lanterns in small tress & bushes. For added convenience &
safety use battery operated candles. Stoke your outdoor fire pit,
make some hot chocolate and gather with friends & family as snuggle
under old wool blankets reminiscing over days gone by.....ahhh the
perfect way to end the day and celebrate God's Bounty!

<div>Author Info 
Stay at home wife & mother with over 17 years experience in
interior decorating. I am an Independent Consultant with Taste of
Home Entertaining...a party plan business which allows me to stay
at home with my 3 children while feeding the need to contribute to
the family finances AND expressing my creativity! Previous owner of
A Touch of Country in Grundy Center, Iowa for 14 years, a unique
home furnishings & gift store. I love to help others create a
feeling of welcome, comfort & beauty in homes all across
America.
Visit my website at 
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