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Pretty Fall Mantel

Sep252017 posted by Jodie and Jen 6 Comments

Don’t you just love decorating for the holidays? We most definitely do. It’s so fun and something we always look forward to doing. Lately we’ve been browsing the aisles of the fall home decor at JOANN and we’ve found some great items to take home. Jodie has a brand new fireplace in her house and we were ready to put together a pretty fall mantel!!

Pretty Fall Mantel - DIY Fall Mantel

Doesn’t it look great? We are so happy with how it turned out and it only took about 15 minutes to put together. The combination of gold, wood and greenery just work so great together. Then the pops of color with the two velvet wine colored pumpkins and those mustard pom pom flowers just finish it off.

Let us tell you how we put it all together. We started with the wreath, isn’t it so pretty? And it’s so easy to put together. We actually used the inside part of an embroidery hoop, some greenery and some awesome pom pom flowers.

Supplies:

  • 1 18″x27″ oval embroidery hoop
  • 2 – Blooming Autumn 28″ Yarn Pom Pom Spray – Mustard
  • 2 – 27″ Smilax Spray
  • 4-6 Zip Ties

Pretty Fall Mantel - DIY Fall Mantel

You can make this wreath two different ways. We chose to just use zip ties to hook it all together. That way we have the option of switching it up for another holiday. But you could most definitely pull out the glue gun and glue everything down. Or grab some floral wire and attach everything to the hoop.

We also knew we wanted to use the pretty Thankful sign in front of our wreath so we left the center of the wreath bare. If you don’t plan on using a sign in front of yours just bring everything together at the bottom. So the two sprays of flowers meet and you aren’t left with the bare spot. Or you could always add some other pretty flowers there or even a bow.

Pretty Fall Mantel - DIY Fall Mantel

Once our wreath was made we hung it up using a white command hook. Then we were ready to dress up the rest of the mantel.

Here’s what we used:

  • 3D Thankful Sign
  • 2 – Gold Sconces
  • 2 – LED Birch Pillar Candles
  • 2 – Velvet Pumpkins – Wine
  • 2 – Metal Maple Leaves

Our brains like symmetry, so we used these gorgeous gold sconces on both sides of our wreath each with a birch candle in it. Next up are the velvet pumpkins in a gorgeous rich wine color. Lastly on each end of the mantle we added a metal maple leaf. We love that they are gold and the fun metal details, we just knew we needed them!

Pretty Fall Mantel - DIY Fall Mantel

Down on the ground we set some stuff we had around the house plus a few fun things we found from JOANN:

  • Large Bamboo Basket
  • Burgandy Plaid Throw
  • Medium Cable Knit Pumpkin

Pillows, the beautiful throw (it’s super soft too) and some pumpkins finishes it all off. It just makes me feel comfy and cozy looking at it.

Pretty Fall Mantel - DIY Fall Mantel

Pretty Fall Mantel with DIY Hoop Wreath

Getting this look was super simple and would be really easy to recreate. So, if you are in love like we are, head on over to JOANN and grab everything you need. Your house will be welcoming the cooler weather before you know it.

Three cheers for cooler weather and pretty mantels!

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Jodie and Jen

Jodie and Jen

I'm Jen Sedillo, one of the bloggers behind Eighteen25. I love creating and crafting, reading good books, visiting new places and being with family!
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Comments

  1. Jo says

    October 13, 2017 at 7:05 pm

    This is so cute! How did you manage to only use 2 pom pom sprays since there are only 3 “flowers” on each spray?

    Reply
    • Jodie and Jen says

      October 14, 2017 at 12:17 pm

      These are big. They have like 12 or 13 pom pom flowers on each one. I know they had smaller ones at the store too, but these are big. We just used one on each side of the wreath. 🙂 Hope that helps.

      Reply
  2. Hilary says

    October 15, 2017 at 5:32 pm

    This is so cute! Your project must be a hit. Those mustard pom pom sprays are completely sold out. boo hoo for me…

    Reply
    • Jodie and Jen says

      October 16, 2017 at 6:55 am

      Oh bummer!! Sorry about that. 🙁

      Reply
  3. Auste says

    October 6, 2018 at 3:41 am

    Where did you get those sconces and the thankful sign?

    Reply
    • Jodie and Jen says

      October 8, 2018 at 5:49 am

      Everything came from Joann. Sadly I don’t think they have those again this year. 🙁

      Reply

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