Do you have an oak tree that grows in your area? If so, at this time of year, it's probably thousands of acorns fall to the ground, ready to be used to decorate. Even if we do not hang our chandeliers, it nevertheless remains as beautiful exactly. Nothing is easier to realize this project: take a mason jar, place a small candle inside, and line the bottom of a handful of acorns. This look would also work with a small tea-lantern, but in this case it would put less acorns, and closely observed to prevent a fire! For an excellent table in the middle, made three of these candlesticks and place them side by side. Or, for a more dramatic effect, use multiple jars of different sizes! If you want to buy these pots Mason style with wire handle, they are at Pottery Barn. Available in Brossard store and online for $ 12.54 each. Credit: Pottery Barn 
What a nice welcome this arrangement at the entrance of a house! Traps and quite demanding. If you have an old wheelbarrow, of course you can reproduce the complete look: pumpkins, large and small pumpkins, branches with berries … But otherwise, one or a few pumpkins painted raised floor near the front door will give an equally beautiful effect. Choose pumpkins big enough with a flat enough for the word (eg, "Welcome") look good face. Then buy a stencil and black spray paint in an art supply store or craft (for example, there is a good selection of DeSerres or Michael). Tape the stencil to the pumpkin with the help of adhesive tape paper (type "tape" that can be easily removed), and spray paint, do not exceed this outside of the template. Allow to dry and remove the template. Absolutely no need to write a word, it could also be a template with a capital letter, a black cat, maple leaves, etc. be Credit: Indulgy 
What a great idea, a decent home in a cloud or a nice puddle of rain doormat to transform! Both practical and fun. Here is how. Photo: Chloe Graf / Muramur 
Cheekbones are very abundant at this time of year, often more, to be as you can! For easier assembly, simply fill a basket with cheekbones by here and there leaves and small branches of apple wood. This decorative basket can be placed anywhere on a table, countertop or cabinet add a touch of color to your home. Photo credit: Val Penty 
Very nice inside and out, this arrangement is very seasonal. To achieve this, cut the top of a pumpkin, and empty. Then put a bunch of flowers or a pot of chrysanthemums, autumn flower par excellence, which are in many colors, and widely available for only a few dollars. If cut flowers are used, they must be presented in a short vase with water and place it in the pumpkin vase. If potted plants are used, there must be a small plate in the bottom of the pumpkin, so that it absorbs excess water during irrigation. Note that once opened, the pumpkin will not last very long. To slow down the decay, it can rub immersed in the interior of the pumpkin with an old towel in a little bleach (wear gloves). Otherwise, you can make this arrangement for a special occasion, and keep only a few days. Credit: Catch my Party 
What a great way to bring the colors of autumn! Start for this project by the selection of the most beautiful autumn leaves that can be found in various colors … Then hang them on a string or ribbon, with very small clothespins (which can be found in store at $ 1). Then the garland hanging on the wall or ceiling. In this way it is possible to change a sheet at a time, some if not decay faster than others. Credit: Houzz 
Very easy to make, these balls would be perfect for an autumn feast, like a wedding or a baby shower … But they can also be hung simply be located near the entrance or in the lounge. To achieve this, Styrofoam balls come in a hardware store (like Michael) and silk sunflowers. Cut the stem of each flower, and just stick their heads on the ball with a hot glue gun, close enough not we the Styrofoam. Hang them then gluing or pinning a small ring string or ribbon. Credit: Indulgy 
A beautiful decorative touch that adds both warmth and color. Remove the heart of an apple with a small knife or a mold to make cookies and place a candle in the hole. Place the apples together in a large bowl. Note: we could do with a mini-pumpkin and decorative squash so. Photo credit: Miss Cheeky Chic 
A wonderful discovery, reminiscent of paper decorations "Honeycomb" our childhood, which unfolds to reveal all the layers. To achieve this DIY, draw a pumpkin shape on a white sheet, cut out and fold it in the middle there for both sides in approximately symmetrical. Then place your template on the pages of an old book, the cover away. Draw the shape of your pumpkin with a pencil, then cut the sides (several times) with an X-scalpel or scissors. Apply a bead of hot glue on the last page of the book, and is the first page to insert it. Place the pumpkin "standing", and arrange the pages so that their separation is quite uniform. Then use spray paint to the edges of the pages in color. Add a small branch to queue (glued on the glue gun), then you get a small piece of green ribbon around the leaves to make. It would also be possible, the same tinkering with an apple to do (the round template with green and red color). The full tutorial (in English) can be found here. Credit: creations by Kara 
To make this easy to your wreath very cozy house! Buy a wreath of twigs (in specialized stores like Michael), and add a bunch of wheat and small twigs of berries (maybe some herb or branch that looks interesting) inserting each rod in the ring on both sides. If it does not hold well enough, you can use a thin rope to secure the crown to the base; it will be hidden by the ribbon. You can also find some pine cones, acorns, cheekbones, etc., add fastened in place with a hot glue gun. Then tie a large ribbon with autumn colors (it's jute, but any would work) on the underside of the crown, then made a nice loop equal. Credit: Home Sweet Ruby
