Pastel by DegasWear clothing that is touchable. Some great fabrics are: soft and crisp cottons, soft or fine woolens, and anything soft, silky, and womanly.
Be sure to apply lotion to your skin daily to prevent roughness.
Use conditioner in your hair to promote soft, silky strands.
Add texture to your decorating by using soft blankets, throw pillows, and other linens.
Be sure to keep surfaces in your home clean and dust free.
Use fabric
softener or dryer sheets when doing laundry.
Wear soft slippers around your home during the day to keep your toes pampered and warm.
Use baskets of different weaves to hold odds and ends around your home.
Keep fluffy towels in your kitchen and bathroom.
Just as your husband gets into the shower on a cold day, toss his towel into the dryer so that it is toasty when he's ready to use it.
After going for a long walk, enjoy a hot beverage or an icy cold one... depending on the weather.
Take a cat nap in the sun and feel the warmth on your skin.
Take a long bath complete with bubbles or bath oils.
Give yourself a manicure and pedicure.
Exfoliate your lips and use a lip balm to help them stay soft.
Be gentle.
Learn to move more slowly, elegantly, and purposefully.
Walk in a light graceful manner.
Practice feminine facial expressions.
Keep your legs smooth by shaving or waxing frequently.
We don't have a huge variety of changing leaves yet, but we needed something to divert us from the rain, so we collected some to preserve in beeswax. I melted some beeswax candle stubs in a homemade double boiler (a large can from the recycling in a saucepan with a few inches of boiling water), dipped the leaves into the melted wax, and placed them carefully on parchment paper.
While the children napped, I strung them on some embroidery thread to make an autumn garland. 
We'll be going on a little trip in a few weeks to my husband's seminary. Hopefully, there will be lots of leaves changing there so we can do this again!
