This decor walkthrough stays in the order the work happens.
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Well, it’s hard to believe, but Fall is upon us and I though it was time to switch out my Summer mantel design for one more fitting of Fall. . . I used the same apothecary jars I had on the mantel in the Summer. I usually keep them up all year and just switch out the fillers to work with the season – makes it straightforward! . . One jar is filled with wheat. I bought a bunch, split it up into four parts, and then made little bundles by twisting a piece of raffia around it. . . Another is filled with Indian corn I picked up on clearance at Pottery Barn last year. I love all the colors! . . . I filled the last jar with artificial pears that came from Target. . . . . I took one of the branches out of the vase (shown above) and glued on a few dried Japanese Maple leaves. I dried a whole bunch of these last year just by placing them between the pages of my phone book. They have been there all year! I guess I don’t use the phone book too often. . . Just use a glue gun to attach the leaves. I love how this looks! I think I might dry a whole bunch more this year to use next year! . . Last year I used a few of the dried leaves and put them in a frame. This is so straightforward and doesn’t cost a thing! . . I also have a dried ginkgo leaf in another frame. . . I used acorns as a vase filler around a candle. . . . . . . I hope you enjoyed my Fall mantel – thanks for reading! If you would like to know more come visit me 33 Shades of Green. .
