The past weekend was a perfect Thanksgiving weekend -- warm, sunny days for the entire weekend. Perfect for visiting the apple orchard, exploring an Iroquois village, hiking around a lake, playing in a sandy pit and simply enjoying the moment. It was the perfect weekend for ushering in a new season. Even though fall officially began several weeks ago, it seemed that summer waited until this weekend to say a final farewell.
It was such a beautiful weekend that I felt the desire to decorate our home for the season, something I don't normally do. Not for any particular reason. Well, okay, maybe it's because I am a little lazy. Whatever the reason, this year I wanted to bring a little of the autumn indoors. So while Keegan gathered leaves, I melted beeswax. Then we dipped and ta dah! We have ourselves a fall banner.
I think there may be a little more seasonal decorating in my future. Any ideas?
How perfectly beautiful.
ReplyDeleteHappy Thanksgiving.
Oh my falling leaves-those are beautiful, and I have beeswax too!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty Tara...love the simplistic and natural look of it. :-)
ReplyDeleteI bet your son loved this project. The leaves look good. Hmmm, I may have to copy.
ReplyDeletethat's neat! how much do you melt and where do you get it?
ReplyDeleteHow wonderful! Love the preservation of the natural for your decor. I usually do more for fall decorating, but just haven't been in the mood this year. Wanted simple. This would fit well. . . . I used to love decorating for seasons/holidays. Then I realized I'd created expectations/traditions for the girls by accident. Part of the fun is the freedom to explore the process. I like the way you involved your son here--that might help my time here:)
ReplyDeletethis is wonderful - i'm so glad you did it. i really like the idea of decorating for the seasons, but somehow i rarely get to it amongst the daily bustle.
ReplyDeleteLovely fall banner! I'd like to try that for my own fall decorations.
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