It’s Fall 2021, and the transition from Halloween to Thanksgiving doesn’t happen seamlessly. Thankfully, some tricks can help you make your Halloween decorations work for Thanksgiving, too. Apartment living allows you to tackle your interior decor DIY-style. This will be where your creative side will step to the forefront.
Why DIY?
Mindfulness is a hot topic these days. It’s’ an effective way to maintain your mental well-being. If you’re thinking about taking up DIY projects as the new year approaches or just looking for something fun that’ll keep boredom at bay over winter break, consider picking up some skills.
Get Inspired By These Decor Ideas
Carefully Craft Your Halloween Wreath to Fit Thanksgiving Colors
A fall wreath is a great way to celebrate the season, but it can also require some effort if you want to transition it from being Halloween-themed to Thanksgiving-themed. You will need some red ribbon or fabric, white craft paint, and a brown paint pen. When you are crafting the wreath, leave enough material to drape it over the front door. This will allow you to quickly take off your Halloween wreath and replace it with a Thanksgiving one.
Add Some Greenery or Berries to Your Fake Spiders or Cobwebs for an Easy Transition
This is one of the simplest things to do, but it can completely change the look and feel of any decoration that you are using. Fake cobwebs or spiders can be made into simple Thanksgiving decorations with just some basic craft skills, along with access to faux greenery or berries.
Change Your Light Bulbs
While the lights themselves are what you will notice, changing your light bulbs is one of the most significant changes that can be made to transform any space from looking festive for Halloween and turning it into something more welcoming during Thanksgiving time.
Celebrate Fall 2021 With Trending Decor
Kick off your holiday celebrations by shopping at El Cerrito Plaza for all your arts and craft supplies. Head back to your apartment and start the creative process of building Do-It-Yourself fall decor. Get the whole family involved in some friendly competition to see who the next Picasso is.
