11 Inexpensive Fall Decorations

This is a roundup of 11 inexpensive fall decorations that are simple and would likely fit in on a tight budget.

Fall is one of my favorite seasons (I love them all actually). The crisp fresh air, the colorful leaves, and the wearing of boots all make me very happy! I also love Autumn/Fall decor and decided to round up some amazing inexpensive crafts that you can make and decorate with—if desired. Enjoy!

1.  Dining Table Centerpiece – Adding seasonal touches to your home does not have to cost a lot of money as shown in this tutorial.

2.  {Give Thanks} Mantel – I love this!  The whole mantel in warm neutral colors, covered with different variations of browns…and that bunting!

3. Wood Pumpkins – Fall themed wood pumpkins will work as decor from September through Thanksgiving. They are very inexpensive, darling, and are easy to make.

4.  Fall Mason Jars- Decorate with mason jars, chalk paint, and flowers. Love this!

5.  Yarn Wrapped Gourds & Pumpkins– Yarn has so many possibilities and I believe these little $1 store pumpkins and gourds have been transformed into some pretty spectacular fall decor pieces.

6.  Pumpkin Lantern – Take an ordinary paper lantern, dress it up with leaves, a stem, and tendrils, and it will assume a totally unexpected identity: a Halloween pumpkin. A few craft supplies are all you need to transform these inexpensive, light-as-air globes.

7.  Fall Pine Cone Wreath– We have so many pine cones in our yard. Now I know what to do with them. This is such a darling and inexpensive craft!

8. Fall Themed Mason Jars – These simple ‘Fall Themed Mason Jars’ are a great way to add a little festivity in your home. They are great for Halloween and Thanksgiving and are inexpensive to make!

9.  Fall Mantel – A vintage, natural, collected mantel! Perfect for fall!

10.  DIY Fall Chalkboard Sign – This simple DIY Fall Chalkboard Sign using a wood round is so cute. It will add a rustic autumn vibe to your home.

11.   Book Page Banner – All you need are fake leaves, some pages from an old book cut into leaf shapes, clothespins and twine.

 I hope you enjoy these and have a wonderful fall season!

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