49 Free Fall Crafts for Kids and Adults

If you have toilet paper rolls to spare, don’t recycle them just yet! This is one of those easy fall crafts ideas that allows you to repurpose waste products. If your kids are too little, assist them in attaching the green pipe cleaner stems.

Here’s a quick and fun fall craft for your class. Kids will make an apple with popsicle sticks and foam sheets for this craft. They can bring their craft home and use it as a fall decoration!

Easy crafts are the way to go when you’re running short on time but still want the kids to enjoy some activities. This is a less chaotic project, and you can also educate the kids about upcycling!

Parents can help with this paper craft project by cutting the pieces for the younger kids. Upon completion, they’ll be able to showcase and hang their handiwork on door handles as a fall decoration.

This paper pumpkin craft is suitable for kids of all ages and adults searching for last-minute fall decor. You can use the paper pumpkins as a place card for your fall or Halloween-themed parties!

Preparing easy fall crafts for preschoolers can be a headache, so it's essential to choose a project with minimal materials. Cut the colored scrap paper into small pieces, then have the kids stick them on the leaf template. Once done, showcase them on the bulletin board!

Here’s a simple potato stamping project that doesn’t require much carving. Help the kids cut the potato and watch them get creative with stamping.

This is one of the cutest thanksgiving crafts we’ve seen. It’s slightly complicated and requires more patience than most kid crafts here, so it's more suitable for older kids! They can make some for their younger siblings and stuff them with prizes as a surprise.

If your kids enjoy collecting fall leaves, here’s a perfect way to turn them into DIY fall decor. Coat the maple leaves with a little paint and top it off with googly eyes. If you don’t have those, you can paint them.

Wreaths are a great way to get yourself in the fall season. Seeing the kids arrange the faux autumn leaves on the paper plate will be fun. They’d be stoked to see their art project hanging at the front door once it’s completed.

Add this scarecrow craft to the kid’s activity list! You can decorate its hat with either faux autumn leaves or real ones.

Watch these broomsticks come alive on the spooky Halloween night. You can make them beforehand and use them as a party favor or as part of a gift bag item.

How many of you have a box(es) of washi tape lying around in your drawers? Here’s a clever way of using them for your fall art! The outcome will look best with fall-themed colors. But with the leaf template, any washi tape design will be good.

If you live in an area with plenty of oak trees, have your kids collect the acorns for this project. Remember to bake them to kill any bugs before you start painting! It's a perfect activity for families with kids as it involves a nature scavenger hunt and an art project.

This has got to be one of the best fall craft ideas! Watch the little toys reveal themselves as the baking soda mixture dissolves in vinegar and dish soap. Kids will be so amazed by the little home experiment.

Transform a regular hula hoop into beautiful DIY fall decor. Use any old hoops or purchase a new one of any size. Decorate it with doily strings, ribbons, and faux flowers.

Pinecone crafts are the easiest and cheapest way to spice up your space for fall. You can put these whitewashed pinecones alongside some figs and leaves into a basket or mason jar as a centerpiece decoration.

Have your little ones gather different shapes of leaves for this fun fall craft. Make sure they have defined lines so that they’ll look nice when you imprint them on clay. After the clay has dried, coat them with two or three layers of paint, then seal them with mod podge.

Are you looking for easy fall crafts for your Halloween party? Apart from using the pumpkin cage for the festival, you can also keep it all year long for a rustic-style decoration for your home.

Keep the wood slices simple with just a coat of orange paint, or help it come to life by adding facial features. As winter approaches, you can upcycle these wood-slice pumpkins for your Christmas decor.

Here’s a fun scarecrow craft to make with the little ones, and this is one of my favorite fall mason jar crafts. You’ll need acrylic paint and some mason jars to create the body. Then, you can top it off with some ribbons and faux flowers for the top section.

This is one of those easy DIY fall decors. You can paint the faux pumpkins and gourds with any color scheme, but these vibrant colors will surely attract many guests.

These easy crafts are enough to spook your guests. The adults or older kids can be in charge of using the riskier tools, while the younger kids can help draw faces on the ping pong balls.

Rice Krispies treats are well-loved among kids and adults. It’s a no-frills recipe that is simple yet sufficient to feed a party. With some coloring, pretzel sticks, and candy, you can transform them into any shape you like!

This is a quick and simple edible craft for families to enjoy together. The ingredients are so common that you might already have most of what you need in the pantry. Ensure the kids don’t eat up all the cookies before completing the project.

Use scraps of fabric or old shirts to make your fall-themed pumpkins! It’s a clever way of repurposing unwanted clothes into something chic.

These leaves look like they came from the gorgeous fall trees in your front yard. Choose felt with warm tones and follow the template for the leave shape. Use them as a coaster or place a string/keychain on top of the leaf and turn it into an ornament.

Are pumpkins hard to come by at your local grocery store? Here’s a unique way of adding a touch of this vegetable to your home.

Hang this adorable keychain to your bag, stroller, or keys for a fall-vibe accessory. It’s a thoughtful handmade gift for your loved ones.

Crazy about cross stitch? Here’s a fun fall craft that you can try out. You can keep them on the embroidery hoop as a wall decoration or use the design on a shirt or a cushion cover! The design comes in three types of charts, so you can pick the one you’re comfortable with.

Fall is also the perfect time to get your Thanksgiving decor up. You can put anything you like in the pockets of the calendar; snacks to surprise the kids, activities to do as a family, quotes about gratitude, recipes to cook, and more!

If you have fall-themed scraps of fabric and batting, then you can start this project immediately. Just cut the fabric according to the acorn and oak leaf template and piece them together with a sewing machine.

Turn ordinary supplies into practical items. You can measure your mugs before cutting up the fabric. However, with the elastic band, it should wrap around most mugs without an issue. The large buttons make the cozies extra adorable!

Gotta keep the pumpkin craft ideas alive during this season, right? Make your potholders festive with fall-related fabric. You can adjust the size based on how big or small you cut your fabric.

Imagine cozying up with this owl plushie on a chilly night. It’s a fun fall craft for those who enjoy sewing stuffed animals. You can make them in any size you want based on your sock size.

Embrace the chilly weather by making yourself and your loved ones a thoughtful handmade gift. Since they’re small and compact, these hand warmers can easily fit in bags and pockets, perfect for on-the-go use!

Scatter these fabric leaves on your tabletop or kitchen island as a decoration to warm up the space. You can also add strings to the leaves and turn them into a hanging mobile or ornaments!

Don’t you wish you could take a bite out of these adorable apples? This crochet fruit can be used as table decor, ornament, or pin cushion.

Transform these maple leaves into a door handle ornament or car mirror hanging accessory. You can also place them in a photo frame as a fall-themed gift or add a keyring and use it as a bag charm.

Are you looking for a thoughtful gift? This is a fun fall craft for those who love to crochet animals or seasonal items. Tutt, the huggable turkey soft toy, makes a great companion for the fall season.

This is a fun fall craft for beginner crocheters. This free pattern is designed in three sizes (3”, 4”, and 5.5”) so that you can easily decorate your place.

Halloween crafts are also trendy during this season. The colors of candy corn are a great representation of this time.

These colorful leaves are created with raffia yarn, producing clearer stitches and accentuating the texture to resemble a natural leaf. However, you may crochet them with leftover stashed yarn from previous projects.

Fall decorations can make your home look cozy. This wall hanging is a simple crochet project for yourself or a housewarming gift.

This garland pattern is designed to have a 2D effect. For that, you’ll need to sew two pieces of crochet pieces and lightly stuff the pumpkins along the way. Garlands are a great way to style your front porch, fireplace mantel, staircase, or window railings.

Add a spooky element to your accessories or home with this ornament. It’s a cuter way of introducing this spooky spirit. Hang it on your bag, door knob, around a slim vase, plant, and more.

Complete your Thanksgiving dinner table with these turkey coasters. We cut out some felt for the facial features and outlined the tail with a contrasting color to showcase the design. You may opt out of the facial features if you want a chic design.

Imagine having these cozies over your wine glasses at a dinner party. Everybody’s going to be so stocked to start drinking. Be creative with the colors and make as many as possible as a gift! The pattern can be adapted to fit a different glass size or a beer.

Create this vibrant and cozy wreath to welcome your guests! It’s a versatile pattern because you can add embellishment to the plain wreath. For your convenience, the designer has written patterns for the acorn, pumpkin, bow, maple, and oak leaves.