I love apothecary jars! I have several in my home; in my kitchen and in my bathroom. It's so much fun to decorate them for the seasons and holidays!
With Fall already here and Halloween fast approaching, here are some fantastic apothecary jar filler ideas to decorate your home with seasonal fun:
These apothecary jars sit on the island in my kitchen. I filled them with a small box of harvest vase filler that I had purchased at HomeSense; it's a mixture of mini pumpkins, mini squash, leaves and fall colored berries. I added several brown-glittered mini pumpkins that I had on hand to each apothecary jar too! So pretty!
Here are some other fall and Halloween filler ideas:
Nuts, Seeds and Harvest Colored Ribbons:
Leaves, acorns and grapevine:
Acorns , pinecones and pumpkin colored yarn:
Skulls, spanish moss and sand:
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Spiders and spanish moss - spooky!
Candy Corn and B-O-O letters:
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Snakes and spiders - oh my!
Do you have apothecary jars in your home? What do you fill them with for fall and Halloween?
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Very pretty, Heather! Love all of the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteThanks Jessica!
DeleteGreat ideas!
ReplyDeleteIf you're using acorns as vase filler, I recommend drying them in the oven first, and spraying with a clear adhesive. I wrote about this on my blog last month: http://smallhomebigstart.blogspot.com/2012/09/how-to-dry-acorns-for-fall-crafts.html
Thanks for the tip Amanda!
DeleteSo pretty. I found you through Twitter, but would love to have you join my weekly link party - Seasonal Sundays.
ReplyDelete- The Tablescaper
Thanks for the invite!! I will hop over now :)
DeleteSuch a purdy collection of decorating ideas.
ReplyDeleteThanks Hilani - aren't apothecary jars such a fun way to decorate?
DeletePerfect timing Heather! I just picked up two apothecary jars at the thrift store this afternoon!
ReplyDeleteLucky you! I'm jealous! I have never been so lucky as to see apothecary jars, but I have scored stoneware and milkglass! Have fun decorating with them Colleen :D
DeleteGreat inspiration. I have jars everywhere and need to get on the ball for Fall!
ReplyDeleteFill'em up Holly! YOu are so lucky to have lots of jars!
DeleteI like the nuts, seeds, and ribbon idea. I DO NOT like the sculls! Ick! Kennedy would love that! :)
ReplyDeleteI'm with you Courtenay - I like the prettier stuff too :)
Deleteso versatile!! Lovely idea - have a great weekend!!
ReplyDeleteThanks Anne :)
DeleteWow, great inspiration! That scull is the creepiest!
ReplyDeleteYes - my boys would love that one!
DeleteThese are so fun! I love apothecary jars. I keep my coffee kcups in a big one in the kitchen!
ReplyDeleteThanks for linking up to the All Star Block Party girl!