For a romantic, candlelit dinner for two or another intimate fall gathering, set the mood with these fun-size acorn candles. They float, so be sure to place them in water for the full effect.

For a creative approach to holiday decorating, place some twigs in a rock-filled vase and hang these adorable felt acorns from the branches.

Take the bobbing-for-apples look to the next level with this creative DIY centerpiece from Doreen at Hymns and Verses. Because of the easy-to-find materials, it's a great last-minute decorating option for any fall get-together.

Tip: Before bringing acorns inside, it's a good idea to clean them thoroughly to be sure you're not bringing in any bugs. Simply rinse the acorns in a bowl and gently scrub them with a soft brush. Check for holes in the shells and toss any that look suspicious. Allow them to air dry thoroughly. Optional: After washing the acorns, bake them on a foil-lined cookie sheet at 350 degrees Fahrenheit for 15 minutes.

For an easy, festive centerpiece, place real or faux acorns in a glass hurricane and add a candle. Simple!

The holiday season is a great time to add some sparkle, so bling out your acorns with paint. Laura from Finding Home went with gold to complement those warm fall tones.

Bring a refreshingly different fall color to your tabletop with these adorable forest-green salt and pepper shakers. The leaf tray makes passing the salt (and doing cleanup) a breeze.

Instead of reaching for your typical wreath this season, branch out with this easy-to-make acorn wreath from Dana at Made.

When your cake stand isn't displaying yummy desserts, let it be a centerpiece. Fill it with leaves, pumpkins and oversize wooden acorns for a nice touch of autumn.

If the weather already has you in the Christmas spirit, mix the holiday into your fall decor by placing these fun acorn jingle bells in a basket or adding them to a garland.

For a shabby-chic fall centerpiece, fill a worn whitewashed crate with acorns on a bed of dried moss.