Photography by: Aaron Dyer
Summer blooms may come and go (sadly), but a bouquet of dried flowers, made easily and inexpensively by hand, will carry you through the autumn months and beyond. Simply pick up a small branch that fits on your door, and hot-glue dried flowers along its center and extending to its twigs. For the most striking combinations, see our palette suggestions, below. Let the glue set a few minutes, then hang the arrangement with matching ribbon or string.
Dried flowers, from $5 a bunch, save-on-crafts.com.
Pick a Palette
Color-coordinated flowers always make for a beautiful bouquet. For each of the groupings here, the flowers are listed as shown from left to right.
Photography by: Aaron Dyer
Blues & Purples
Blue Hydrangea
Eucalyptus
Blue Larkspur
Craspedia
Lavender
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Yellows & Oranges
Yarrow
Thistle
Yellow Hydrangea
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Pinks & Reds
Pink Larkspur
Caspia
Button Flower
Princess Pine
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Greens & Whites
Maidenhair Fern
Eucalyptus
Boxwood
Texas Tallow Berry
SOURCE:http://www.marthastewart.com/1125439/fall-bouquet-dried-flowers