27 diy fall crafts and decor ideas
Last Updated on 14/09/2024
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Explore 27 DIY Fall crafts and create easy autumn decor that will bring an autumn aesthetic to your home and enhance your creativity. Whether you are looking for ideas to decorate your living room or outdoors, these DIY crafts will inspire you and boost your creativity.
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27 diy fall crafts and decor ideas
Update your home decoration with seasonal DIY Fall crafts. There are easy and fun ideas to get you started that will bring Fall decor to your space in creative and inexpensive ways.
1
Pumpkin Vase
Hollow out a pumpkin, place a mason jar, and use it as a vase for fall flowers like mums or pansies, or arrangements of dried plants.
2
Textured Pearl Pumpkin
Give a unique chic textured look to faux white pumpkins by gluing faux pearls or other jewelry with hot glue.
3
Hanging Pumpkin Planter
Create a hanging planter using cute small natural or lightweight fake pumpkins.
4
Painted Throw Pillow
Paint and embroider leaf designs onto upholstery fabric to make a cozy fall pillow.
5
Textured Painted Pumpkins
Use chalk paint or add baking soda or powder to your acrylic paint for a plaster-like effect on pumpkins.
6
Abstract Yarn Pumpkins
Use thick yarn to create abstract designs on pumpkins.
7
Fall Wreaths
To make an impressive Fall wreath, you will need a simple wreath base, hot glue, and inexpensive fall-themed items like dried flowers, leaves, tiny pumpkins, etc.
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8
Pumpkin Centerpieces
Decorate your table with a centerpiece made from mini pumpkins and candles
9
Leaf Garland
String together colorful fall leaves to create a beautiful garland. Alternatively, you can make paper leaves from brown kraft paper so that they look equally fabulous.
10
Mason Jar Candle Holders
Fill mason jars with nuts and acorns and use them as candle holders.
11
Acorn Decor
Collect acorns and use them to create various decorations like garlands or vase fillers. Plus, you can paint them gold for a warm touch of glam.
12
Fall-Themed Wall Art
Create wall art using pressed fall leaves, twigs, and other natural materials.
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13
Pumpkin Spice Soap
Make your own pumpkin spice-scented soap for a festive touch.
14
Fall Lanterns
Decorate lanterns with a Fall aesthetic filling them with LED lights, dried leaves, pine cones, acorns, etc. They can add a warm autumn glow to your bedroom decoration.
15
Fall Ladder Decor
You can use a wooden ladder to display your cozy fall blanket, fall garlands, string lights, and other decor items.
16
Dried Flower Centerpiece
Arrange dried flowers in a vase for a rustic fall centerpiece.
17
Grapevine Wreath
Make a wreath using grapevines and decorate it with burlap, leaves, acorns, etc.
18
Dried Leaves Vase
Choose branches with vibrant and colorful dried leaves and arrange them in a pretty vase.
19
Fall-Themed Banner
Create a banner with fall-themed designs to hang on your mantel or wall.
20
Fall-inspired Candles
Make soy candles with Fall-inspired scents like pumpkin spice, cinnamon, etc.
21
Leaf Stamped Napkins
Use real leaves to stamp fall designs onto cloth napkins.
22
Corn Husk Wreath
Make a wreath using dried corn husks for a rustic look.
23
Pumpkin Topiary
Stack pumpkins of different sizes to create a topiary for your porch.
24
Fall-Themed Table Runner
Make a table runner with burlap and decorate their edges with fall-themed ribbons.
25
Acorn Wreath
Glue acorns onto a wreath form for a natural Fall decoration.
26
Pumpkin Garland
String together mini pumpkins to create a festive garland.
27
Fall-Themed Coasters
Make coasters using fall leaves and resin.
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