It’s a good time to consider layering over a jute rug for an extra cozy look. Rugs are another option to add in some different tones. Chunky knit blankets in white, beige (or even blue) are great for fall. Pillows and throw blankets are an affordable and easy ways to incorporate different textiles. There are so many plaid and crochet knits that come in a variety of neutrals that will look great with your coastal decor. Plaids and crochets knits are classic fall staples that will go with any vibe. Layering in fabrics that remind you of flannel, sweaters, etc., helps to embody that same feel. Some of my favorite dried foliage to add are pampas grass, statice, starflower, and dried palm leaves.Įven though it will stay primarily warm for the fall season, there is a noticeable change that brings more of a chill to the air. Doing so will add a lot of depth and interest in your home. You can incorporate these types of stems and dried florals in your vases for a coastal fall feeling.
Wispy grasses look less green and are more brown in the fall, sometimes they are even pink. Incorporate Dried Stems in Fall Decorįor foliage, wispy grasses are prevalent on the coast and can add interest when you use them in your home. Of course, you can add in some warmer tones, but maybe stay away from oranges and reds, think more burgundy and pinks, as these colors mesh well with coastal blues and neutrals. With all of that being said, these versatile colors can create a solid foundation for fall decor without changing your color scheme too much. Neutral tones allow an effortless transition from season to season, preventing you from needing to switch your style. Mixed with neutrals, this color combo reads coastal, no matter what season. Use a Neutral Color Palette with Hints of BlueĪs you may know, blue is a staple of coastal decor. I nestled all of my Coastal Pumpkins in my dough bowl and stuffed in a few dried hydrangeas from the garden, and some left over pampas grass fronds from my fall door swag.Five Strategies to Create a Coastal Fall Home 1. It literally took me less than 5 minutes. I used the same paint as on the wave pumpkin.
Fall coastal decor free#
Feel free to check it out and see the simple graphic lines. I was nervous to try painting it, but the great thing about coral is that it is completely irregular! Have a shaky hand? Then painting coral is perfect for you! ha! I used a coral pillow as my reference. Making the coral pumpkin was easier than I thought it would be. Just think of all the different shapes you could cut out! Get creative! Make it large enough to fit in an LED votive candle. These blades are razor sharp so be very careful! Cut a hole in the bottom of the pumpkin also. Then carefully cut out the shape with an X-acto knife.
Now to make the starfish coastal pumpkin, you simply need to trace around a starfish with a pencil (or print off one online).
Fall coastal decor mod#
The copper trend is hot, hot, hot right now and pairing the metallics with the cool tones of grays and blues is beautiful! I free handed an anchor with a pencil onto the gourd, but feel free to do a Google search for nautical images and simply print them out the trace the image on the gourd.Īfter the tracing was done, I filled in the area with Mod Podge and sand and wrapped a clump of moss around the stem. I had an ugly old gourd in the attic and spray painted it copper. Isn’t that little sandy pumpkin adorable?! I had this beautiful slice of a shell that reminded me of a leaf, so I added that also. You can paint the pumpkin stem with cream or brown craft paint if desired and finish it off with a few embellishments like twine, sea grass, Spanish moss, or what ever you like. Repeat the Mod Podge and sanding process all the way around the pumpkin until covered. I placed a cookie tray underneath to catch the falling sand.
Next, pour your craft sand over the Mod Podged areas. I think I painted waves on about 1/3 of the pumpkin. Use a larger brush to quickly paint the Mod Podge on the lower half of the pumpkin. You can see the custom mix here.Īfter the paint has dried, dip your paintbrush into matte Mod Podge and paint on some waves. I chose a custom color I mixed up from some house paint. The first thing we will do is to paint the craft pumpkin any color you desire. To make Coastal Pumpkins you will need the following items: These were so fun and easy to make and I want to share how I created them. I wanted to bring a bit of the beach inside this autumn with some cool Coastal Pumpkins. Ready to head to the beach with me? The shoreline is simply stunning during the fall! Thankfully we are able to enjoy it far into November.
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