How to Style a Fall Harvest Tree
Greetings Friends and thank you for joining me in celebrating the harmony of Harvest season here at Jemma's. Traditionally Harvest season truly is a time of celebration.
Farmers work hard, they feed us! In fact from March until now a Farmers life is finally coming to a crescendo. With hopeful hearts and calloused hands the results of labor are robust crops and a hearty return.
Farmers rejoice in the harvest because it is finally time to bring the crops in. Luscious fields of grain turned to gold are harvested and brought into the silos and beautiful potatoes to the cellars.
Even though I am currently not in Idaho on Sunnydell Farms, I am embracing and celebrating the season of change with all of it's radiant glory in our Mississippi home. Today I share with you How to style a Fall Harvest Tree in honor of Farmers and Harvest across our America!
So while we brainstorm, I write and avidly and actively incorporate a Fall Harvest Tree into our Fall décor. Which by the way really isn't anything new.
Folks have been incorporating Fall trees in to their décor for quiet some time.
Actually I was one of those folks who thought they were a trifle non-sensical and now look what has happened!
I am now a firm believer in the power of a Flocked Christmas Tree morphing into a Fall Harvest Tree!
Just remember to never say never!😏
We have to create our own magic and happiness.
You'll find me in the early morning hours with my festive pumpkin coffee mug, pumpkin coffee and my buffalo checked blanket tucked around me in my most cozy and favorite blue chair.
I'll be sitting as close as I can to my Fall Harvest Tree.
Soothing...it is all about soothing the soul.
Decorating a Fall Harvest Tree for added Fall décor is quite simple and very inspiring!
Goodness knows we can all use a little extra joy, routine, and mindfulness in our lives- especially these days.
I now know that I love glow!
I positively love the glow of warm lights, earthy tones, burlap ribbon and fall leaves tucked into a flocked Christmas Tree.
Truly it is a GOOD thing!
Fun Pumpkin Patch Tip-
Supplies For Styling a Fall Harvest Tree
- Thin 7.5 Ft. Flocked Christmas Tree
- 2 1/2 inch wire edge Burlap Ribbon 30 feet long.
- Assorted small pumpkins around 25
- Assorted faux Fall leaves 15-20
- Pine Cone picks 10-15
- Assorted Floral picks 25-30
- Cinderella's Glitter Carriage Ornament
- Burlap Christmas Tree Skirt
- Florist Wire
How To Style A Fall Harvest Tree
- Set Up Christmas Tree in desired location. I like a slim Tree for this project.
- Narrow Tree creates a subtle nod to Fall.
- Fluff up limbs on Tree.
- Tuck leaves into open spaces on Tree.
- Add Pine Cones.
- Next add floral picks
- Using Burlap Ribbon as garland tuck and wrap it around the Tree.
- Using Florist Wire, Assorted Fall Leaves and Floral Picks make a Tree topper.
- Attach Tree Topper to top of Tree using Florist Wire.
Hi Jemma. I love your fall harvest tree. So beautiful. Have a great weekend. xoxo Kris
ReplyDeleteI love your quote “It’s all about soothing the soul”! So true! Whatever brings you joy & peace is truly worth the time and effort! Beautifully written & beautifully decorated as always! I don’t have a harvest tree…. but I will never say never! Keep doing your thing, my friend. You do it so well! ❤️
ReplyDeleteGood morning sweetest friend! I had NEVER thought about a fall tree! I am excited about this season; the air itself has changed in its perfume. I went out yesterday morning and it smelled of camphor, of pine and as I sat under my garden pavillion, I enjoyed the diffused light of a September morning and crisp kiss on my cheeks. I saw my breath issue out at every exhaled beat and it was so raw and gorgeous. But most of all, knowing that change, a good change is coming. Lovely golds and bronze tints make your holiday tree so special dear friend. HUGS and enjoy!
ReplyDeleteWhat a delightful Autumn tree this is, Jemma. Love all the Fall colors, and the ribbon
ReplyDeleteadds a special touch. I really like that orange pumpkin too! Your gold table with the
glass top is gorgeous, and you can put so many festive goodies on there for the
holidays. Your plaid throw looks cozy, and I've always loved the velvet pumpkins for
this season. I hope you are having wonderful September days, Jemma.
~Sheri
Wow Jemma, you really go all out for Fall; this is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI love all of the rich colors and textures for Fall. It's always fun to visit your blog for inspiration!
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