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Sep
17

Fall Fashion

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Must-have styles for the fall season are available now in woodland boutiques everywhere.
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The new “it” colors include browns and greens.
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Trends include simple structures…..
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…..and prickly silhouettes.
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Old favorites remain, such as wild grasses….
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…..and ferns….
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…..which are all easily accessible through roadside shopping.
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Pops of color can still be found…..
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….and make for welcome contrast amidst the season’s earthy tones.
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Those low on cash to invest in this season’s passing fads will have no trouble keeping pace.
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It’s all free!

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Posted by Suzanne McMinn on September 17, 2009  

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  1. 9-17
    1:23
    am

    Beautiful, love the natural look!

    Shelly - Reply to this comment Reply
  2. 9-17
    3:25
    am

    i love autumn colours, wonderfull

    gwen - Reply to this comment Reply
  3. 9-17
    3:49
    am

    I just love those teasel heads. Every Thanksgiving, I walk up and down the road, and around the fields and make a lovely bouquet for the table. The milkweed pods are so cool, I even found a tiny birdsnest in a branch. Just LOVE using the naturals for decor. Nice!

    Jayme aka The Coop Keeper - Reply to this comment Reply
  4. 9-17
    4:22
    am

    Beautiful…I just love free!! :sun:

    Tracey In Paradise Pa. - Reply to this comment Reply
  5. 9-17
    4:54
    am

    I love this. I hope to get out into my own back yard and pick some of these lovely weeds and stick them around the house. The fall colors are so pretty this year.

    Diane - Reply to this comment Reply
  6. 9-17
    5:42
    am

    I’m sorry all I could think of was sneezing, I am dealing with allergies right now as my cat just came in from the outside.

    maryann - Reply to this comment Reply
  7. 9-17
    5:45
    am

    I like the places you shop.

    Lynda Dunham-Watkins - Reply to this comment Reply
  8. 9-17
    6:37
    am

    I love the pictures and your writing.

    Vera - Reply to this comment Reply
  9. 9-17
    7:16
    am

    The prickly pods would look great in that Blenko water jar.

    Holly - Reply to this comment Reply
  10. 9-17
    7:41
    am

    beautiful Suzanne. thanks for the inspiration! :purpleflower:

    Miss Becky - Reply to this comment Reply
  11. 9-17
    7:44
    am

    Just get up, go outside and let Mother Nature fill your shopping cart with pretties!
    joy c. at grannymountain

    Joycee - Reply to this comment Reply
  12. 9-17
    8:02
    am

    I don’t get much for fall color here, so I appreciate that you share your color and design with us! Thank you!

    Claudia W - Reply to this comment Reply
  13. 9-17
    8:12
    am

    Love it! Makes me want to take a nature…err, fashion…walk right now!

    Christina - Reply to this comment Reply
  14. 9-17
    8:33
    am

    i love autumn. the colors, the smells, the sights, the crispness in the air. green and brown, yep, i have to agree with you, the colors of the season, throw in a few orange, yellow and reds. what a beautiful place you have!!!!!

    kay - Reply to this comment Reply
  15. 9-17
    10:21
    am

    Beautiful. The developers have built houses on all of my natural walk areas- so I need a field to walk in this Autumn.

    heidiannie - Reply to this comment Reply
  16. 9-17
    10:31
    am

    Gorgeous pictures! Beautiful arrangements! May you be blessed today as I was when I opened your blog to such a wonderful post.

    Oklahoma Granny - Reply to this comment Reply
  17. 9-17
    11:08
    am

    You are so blessed to have such a vast array of beautiful plants to choose from. I live in south Texas brush country, we only have mesquites and lots cactus and brushy shrubs in the wild. If I had those in the wild, I would plant the seeds in my garden!

    YayaOrchid - Reply to this comment Reply
  18. 9-17
    11:33
    am

    Beautiful! I need to go roadside shopping!

    KentuckyFarmGirl - Reply to this comment Reply
  19. 9-17
    11:58
    am

    I have to settle for looking out my window. I wish I could bring the outside inside but my cats eat it all (and usually bring it right back up yuk) and because of one cat that is an unbelievable jumper, there isn’t one place in my house that’s safe. She actually can stand and balance on closet doors!

    catslady - Reply to this comment Reply
  20. 9-17
    2:34
    pm

    Just beautiful!

    Jenny - Reply to this comment Reply
  21. 9-17
    4:05
    pm

    Suzanne, you are gifted in so many ways, and one of your gifts is lifting hearts. :heart:

    shirley - Reply to this comment Reply
  22. 9-17
    4:31
    pm

    Hi Suzanne I just read your blog of all the natural thing you can use for fall, did you know that you can use the teasel burrs to make a christmas tree. you will need a tall stryofoam cone, you can also find a base in craft stores to set it on waering a pair of gloves clean all the stickers from the burrs and cut the stems shot enough to stick them in the cone starting at the bottom and working all the way to the top. put one in the very top you can then spray it whatever color you wish and decorate it hoever you wish,but lookout for the stickers they hurt from pat in

    WILD AND WONDERFUL WEST VIRGINIA

    PATSY RECKART - Reply to this comment Reply
  23. 9-17
    5:41
    pm

    All so wonderful! I love decorating with Nature!!! :sheep:

    cranberry - Reply to this comment Reply
  24. 9-18
    11:18
    am

    we called them “possibilities”…and we took car rides into the mountains from clifton forge virginia toward the Greenbriar…looking for stones, branches, wild dried materials….this was back in the early 60’s. a memory made with mom and her sister…and you brought it back. Thank you.

    robin - Reply to this comment Reply
  25. 9-18
    11:45
    am

    I just love all your collection.
    And this is inspiring to try something of my own …

    Rituparna - Reply to this comment Reply

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