DIY Fall Centerpiece crafts are the perfect way to spend your time during a lazy afternoon or a weekend where you have no plans. These fun, quirky, and simple elegant fall centerpieces are the best way to unleash your creative side and have fun while you are at it.
These designs look fun and are a wonderful addition to your home. They cost you next to nothing to make, as most of the raw supplies are easily found at your house. Listed below are some of the homemade fall centerpieces that you can try, on a lazy weekend with your friends for company, with lots of fun guaranteed for you.
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DIY Fall Centerpiece
Centerpieces don’t have to be hard to do. There are tons of easy homemade fall centerpieces that you can make with just a few supplies. Below is a short video showing you how to make 3 of the easy DIY fall centerpieces I go over in this post.
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Elegant fall centerpieces
There’s no better way to celebrate the magic of the fall season, than sprucing up your home with some diy fall centerpieces. One of the most adorable and affordable ways you can do this is by creating garlands. Garlands don’t just have to be hung you can decorate any table and spruce up any centerpiece with an elegant garland
Supplies you’ll need to make this elegant fall centerpiece are:
- Fake leaves
- Glue
- Paintbrush
- Glitter
- Hole punch
- Ribbon, twine, or rope
You will need a bag of fake leaves, which can be purchased at a cheap price from any craft store, or you can order it online as well. Apply glue to the leaves using a paintbrush, and then sprinkle the leaves all over with glitter of your choice. Once the glue dries off, shake off the excess glitter. To finish it up, punch a hole on top of the leaf, and string it along a large ribbon. You can do this as many times as you see fit.
This decoration is the perfect fit to hang up on a mantelpiece or on a fireplace. It is a beautiful piece, which reflects the beauty of the fall season inside your house. I love wall art for fall as well, that you can do for pretty much next to nothing.
Fall Floral Centerpieces
A perfect way to add flowers to any diy fall centerpiece is by using extra mason jars. This fall floral centerpiece will be done before you know it. Fall floral centerpieces add just the right amount of color to a room.
For this easy fall floral centerpiece the supplies you’ll need are:
- mason jars
- craft paint or spray paint
- decal
- glue
- tea light candles
Fall Season and Mason Jars- can they ever be separated from each other? In this tutorial, you can combine these beauties to breathe a stunning piece for your home, which will surely be a conversation starter.
Buy Mason Jars online, and spray paint them with colors of your choice, since it is fall, you would obviously want to use bright, colorful hues, which would offset the dullness of the coming winter months. Red, orange, yellow, turquoise, and light green are all great colors. To make your piece stand out, cut out a design of your choice, using decal or vinyl, and stick it on the jar. Mix together glue with the paint, and paint a thick coat all over. Remove the decal. Put a candle inside the jar, with other designs such as marbles, if you so desire.
These Mason Jars are a great addition to your home and are sure to bring in festive cheer.
Ombre Pinecone
This fun, simple fall craft is the perfect blend of fall and fun. This craft piece is quintessentially Fall, and is sure to spruce up your home, and can easily be showcased anywhere you feel like. This beautiful diy fall centerpiece creation is sure to leave your guests marveling at its beauty.
Supplies you’ll need for the ombre pinecone fall craft idea are:
- Pinecones
- 3 or 4 different paint colors
- Paintbrush
To make this, you need a pinecone, which you can find almost anywhere in the country. Clean the pinecone with an old toothbrush, making sure that you have removed all excess dirt and dust before beginning to paint it. To create the ombre effect, but a few bright paint colors in varying shades. You can achieve the best ombre effect by painting the pinecone with the darkest shade on the bottom. Once the pinecone is dry you can set it up anywhere that you please. The bright-toned hues are surely going to complement the fall season and will be a beautiful decoration for your home.
Yarn Pumpkin
Everyone loves yarn balloons. They may not be the fastest DIY project in the world, but they sure are one of the easiest, and not to mention, pretty cute too! There is no better way to celebrate the spirit of fall, than making yarn pumpkins.
Supplies you’ll need to make the yarn pumpkin DIY fall craft are:
To do this, you need yarn in colors that are related to fall, like orange, red, and yellow. Blow balloons that are the perfect size; not too big, but small enough to retain the shape of an egg. Dip your preferred length of yarn in Elmer’s glue, and wrap it all around the balloon. Hang it up to dry. Drying usually takes about a day. When the yarn has completely dried, puncture the balloon near the knot, and take it out from inside the yarn.
To finish the fall look, wrap a pipe cleaner’s stem and vine around your little finger, and tuck it into the yarn, to give an illusion of leaves. This fall craft is a timeless, classic piece, and is sure to remain a family tradition for years.
It doesn’t have to cost a lot to decorate your home for fall. By spending an amazing afternoon creating fall crafts you’ll be hooked.
Making your own falling leaves garland, painting some mason jars and pinecones, and making some yarn pumpkins will really wake up your creative side. Another one is a fall candle centerpieces if you are a fan of candles.
I hope that the fall crafts that I shared with you today have inspired you to spend a few hours making your own fall crafts that you and your family can enjoy for years to come. These all would make great Thanksgiving centerpieces to dress up your table.
