By using plants from your garden or some bought from the store, you can easily create a beautiful dried flower garland to decorate your home. Creating a new garland for our family room mantel is something I enjoy doing, especially in the fall and during the holidays.

I buy grocery store flowers for photos or just to enjoy, and then I hang them to dry. And that’s it! It was so easy to make this dried flower garland. I used things I already had so it was no cost as well! I will also bringing out my dried flower hanging display that I made a few years ago and hang it on the plate rack that I built. PIN IT ...

Late summer and early fall bring all of the best drying flowers—gomphrena, and strawflowers, and marigolds, and brilliant celosia of all sorts—which means that if you string them up now, you’ll have lasting colorful flowers straight on through winter.

We teamed up with Afloral to bring you two ways to style their gorgeous Norfolk pine garland using a mix of dried and faux florals in a beautiful rich berry tone. What we love about both displays, aside from being stunning and super easy to recreate on your own, is that you can simply tuck all the supplies away after the holidays, and pull them ...