2 Quick Fall Crafts to Decorate Your Home
With the leaves starting to change and cooler weather keeping you indoors, now is the perfect time to get and make some quick fall crafts.
Choosing home decor at your favorite shopping center can be difficult and expensive. However, it can be much easier and simple to get home decor ideas using things commonly found in your backyard, like a leaf.
Check out these easy and quick fall crafts from items you can get in your backyard!
These crafts will look very festive and use easy-to-find, simple materials to make DIY crafting almost feel effortless.
Hammered Leaf Prints
Hammered flowers and leaves can make a beautiful display in your home. There are a variety of colors and designs that you can make with leaves and flowers that you can find in your backyard.
You can simply stick with orange, red, and brown colored leaves and flowers to create a fall display or collect various leaves to make a colorful display for any season.
After pressing your leaves and flowers, you can label the different kinds of trees and plants to create a guide for your display. This is a great and simple leaf craft to do with your kids or grandchildren.
Different leaf assortments mean that every DIY print will be more personalized. The acrylic spray will help seal your leaf or flower stain craft for many years to come.
Pinecone Wreath
As the leaves fall this season, pinecones also become in great abundance. Pinecone wreaths make a great fall decoration for your front door.
Gather pinecones, a foam wreath, and ribbon to create this quick fall craft.
You can attach burlap and orange ribbons to your wreath to give your craft more fall colors. Furthermore, you can change out the colors of the ribbons on your wreath to use it for multiple seasons. This DIY craft is easy and can make any door look ready for the upcoming seasons.
Plus, it’s great to get your kids involved in the crafts while decorating your home.
These easy and quick fall crafts also don’t require a lot of steps to craft, so they are very easy to follow along with. By the time you finish these crafts, your home and decor will look ready for the new fall season.
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Photos courtesy of Wendy, Justin Snow