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Fall is the season where cozy meets creative. The air gets crisp, the colors turn rich, and suddenly your home feels like it needs a little extra warmth and charm. That’s where fall crafting comes in. It’s not just about decorations—it’s about creating pieces that bring personality to your space and make the season feel even more magical. Whether you’re decorating your home, giving thoughtful handmade gifts, or simply enjoying a relaxing weekend project, fall crafts let you capture the essence of autumn in a fun and stylish way.

The best part? You don’t need to be a professional crafter or invest in expensive materials. Most of these projects use simple supplies you already have at home or can easily grab at a craft store. Think leaves, twine, jars, fabric, and a splash of creativity. The result is decor that feels intentional and aesthetic, while still being easy enough for anyone to try. From garlands that brighten your mantel to DIY candles that add glow to your evenings, these fall crafts are designed to be quick, affordable, and full of seasonal charm.

Ready to cozy up your space? Let’s dive into 16 adorable and easy fall crafts that will instantly elevate your aesthetic.

Autumn Leaf Garland

Creating an autumn leaf garland is one of the easiest ways to bring the season indoors. Hung across a mantel, doorway, or window, it adds instant warmth and color to your space.

You can use real leaves for a natural look or faux ones for a longer-lasting garland. Add pinecones or fairy lights to make it extra cozy.

Supplies

• Faux or real autumn leaves
• String or twine
• Needle or hot glue
• Scissors
• Optional: pinecones, acorns, or fairy lights

Mason Jar Candle Holders

Mason jar candle holders are a charming way to add glow and rustic vibes to your home. Place them on a porch, table, or shelf for an instant cozy atmosphere.

They’re easy to customize with twine, faux leaves, or even a coat of paint. Light the candles inside and enjoy the fall-inspired ambiance.

Supplies

• Mason jars
• Candles
• Twine
• Faux leaves
• Hot glue or tape

Fall-Themed Wall Art

Fall wall art brings the beauty of the season indoors. A mural, canvas, or framed DIY piece adds warmth and color to any room.

You can create your own with paint, pressed leaves, or fabric. It’s a simple way to celebrate fall while making your decor feel intentional.

Supplies

• Canvas, paper, or wood board
• Paints or pressed leaves
• Glue or Mod Podge
• Brushes or sponges
• Frame (optional)

Cinnamon Stick Bundles

Cinnamon stick bundles are small but impactful decor accents. They look rustic and fill the air with a warm, spicy scent.

Use them as table centerpieces, in bowls, or as accents in wreaths. They also make great handmade gifts paired with a candle or treat.

Supplies

• Cinnamon sticks
• Twine or string
• Scissors
• Optional: dried orange slices, small pinecones

Acorn and Pinecone Wreath

An acorn and pinecone wreath adds earthy texture and charm to your fall decor. Hang it on your front door or over a mantel for a natural statement piece.

It’s simple to make with a wreath base, hot glue, and gathered materials from outdoors. Add greenery or twigs for extra detail.

Supplies

• Wreath base (foam or vine)
• Pinecones and acorns
• Hot glue gun
• Twigs or greenery (optional)
• Ribbon for hanging

Pumpkin Painted Rocks

Pumpkin-painted rocks are a playful and easy way to decorate. They bring color and charm to porches, gardens, or tabletops.

Paint them in classic orange or experiment with soft creams and muted blues. Add stems, faces, or fall phrases for extra fun.

Supplies

• Smooth rocks
• Acrylic paints
• Paintbrushes
• Sealant spray (optional)

DIY Fall-Themed Coasters

Fall-themed coasters protect surfaces while adding seasonal flair. They make coffee tables and dining areas feel cozy and festive.

You can paint pumpkins, leaves, or plaid patterns, or use decoupage to add designs. Seal them to keep the look lasting.

Supplies

• Cork or ceramic coasters
• Paints or decoupage paper
• Brushes or sponges
• Sealant spray

Fabric Pumpkin Patches

Fabric pumpkins are soft, charming, and reusable year after year. They work beautifully as mantel decor, centerpieces, or shelf fillers.

Choose fabrics in fall colors or fun patterns to match your style. They’re beginner-friendly and a great way to repurpose scrap fabric.

Supplies

• Fabric scraps
• Stuffing
• Needle and thread or glue
• Small sticks or fabric for stems
• Scissors

Jute Wrapped Vases

Jute-wrapped vases add rustic texture to your decor. Filled with flowers or dried grasses, they create a warm, seasonal centerpiece.

Wrap jute twine around old bottles or jars for an easy upcycle. They’re versatile enough to use year-round.

Supplies

• Glass bottles or jars
• Jute twine
• Hot glue gun
• Seasonal flowers or grasses

Leaf Print Tote Bags

Leaf print tote bags are both stylish and practical. Use them for books, groceries, or carrying craft supplies.

Stamp real leaves with fabric paint to create one-of-a-kind designs. Each tote will be unique and eco-friendly.

Supplies

• Canvas tote bag
• Fabric paints
• Real leaves
• Paintbrush or roller

Felt Leaf Ornaments

Felt leaf ornaments bring playful pops of color indoors. Hang them from branches, wreaths, or windows to celebrate fall.

They’re quick to make with just felt and thread, and they also make cute handmade gifts.

Supplies

• Felt sheets in fall colors
• Scissors
• Needle and thread or fabric glue
• Ribbon or string

Wood Slice Place Cards

Wood slice place cards are a rustic detail for fall gatherings. They add personality to table settings while helping guests find their seats.

You can write names directly on the wood or attach cardstock. Guests can even take them home as keepsakes.

Supplies

• Wood slices
• Cardstock or pens
• Hot glue or tape
• Greenery or accents (optional)

Handmade Harvest Banners

Harvest banners add instant warmth to your home. Hang them over a mantel, doorway, or wall for a cozy seasonal touch.

Use burlap, felt, or fabric and stencil or paint the letters. Pair them with pumpkins or wreaths for an elevated look.

Supplies

• Burlap, felt, or fabric
• Paint or stencils
• String or ribbon
• Scissors

Pumpkin Spice Playdough

Pumpkin spice playdough is a fun sensory craft for kids and adults alike. It smells amazing and keeps little hands busy.

Shape it into pumpkins or leaves, or use cookie cutters for festive designs. It’s perfect for cozy fall afternoons.

Supplies

• Flour, salt, and cream of tartar
• Water and vegetable oil
• Pumpkin spice seasoning
• Food coloring (optional)

DIY Fall Scented Sachets

Fall scented sachets bring warm aromas into drawers, closets, or entryways. They’re cute, functional, and giftable.

Fill fabric pouches with herbs, spices, or dried flowers. Star anise, cinnamon, and cloves work beautifully.

Supplies

• Fabric squares
• Dried herbs or spices
• String or ribbon
• Scissors

Twine Wrapped Jars

Twine-wrapped jars are simple yet stylish. Fill them with pumpkins, leaves, or candles for a rustic autumn centerpiece.

They’re versatile enough to work on shelves, tables, or as party decor. Easy to make and endlessly customizable.

Supplies

• Glass jars
• Twine
• Hot glue gun
• Small pumpkins, leaves, or candles

Fall is all about slowing down, getting cozy, and making your home feel warm and inviting. These 16 crafts are not just decorations—they’re ways to add personality, creativity, and a little seasonal magic into your everyday spaces. Whether you go for simple touches like cinnamon stick bundles or bigger projects like a harvest banner, each craft brings its own charm to the season.

Now it’s your turn. Pick one of these ideas, gather your supplies, and spend an afternoon creating something that feels uniquely yours. Remember, the beauty of DIY is in the process, not just the finished product—so enjoy the crafting journey.

Which of these fall crafts will you try first? Drop a comment below and share your favorite! And if you’re looking for more inspiration, check out my post on 12 Creative Crafts Ideas for Teens To Try.