15 Outrageous Ways Your Home Can Get You Sued Fall is the prettiest season of the year, which also makes to the most fun time to decorate. Make it your best display yet with one of these festive decorations. (And before you go, see 30 fall crafts for the rest of your home.) Plaid WreathPlaid WreathTake a cue from the changing leaves and cut out your own foliage. Made with fuzzy flannel and felt, this fabric wreath will look just as good year after year.Get the tutorial » Foliage WreathFoliage WreathOf course, it's hard to beat the real thing. Showcase the season's colors with dogwood, maple and oak branches from the backyard or a nearby nursery. 25 Fall Mason Jar Crafts That Will Get You Excited50 Clever Wine Cork Crafts You’ll Fall in Love With Most DIYer’s love wine cork crafts because they are some of the easiest and most fun DIY projects out there. I love the versatility of craft ideas that wine corks have inspired! That’s why I’ve created this giant list of clever things to do with wine corks.

There are crafts for kids, plenty of home decor ideas, and DIY projects for teens (and they’re DIY’s they’ll actually want to make and use). 50 Clever Wine Cork Crafts You’ll Fall in Love With 1. Wine Cork Candles via A Subtle Revelry 2. Wine Cork Ampersand Wall Art 3. DIY Wine Cork Trivet 4. Wine Cork DIY Bathmat 5. DIY Wine Cork Cheese Knife Handles Love these DIY ideas? Pin this post to save and share on PinterestSign up for the Latest Updates CraftsDecorDIY Ideas and Crafts For WomenDIY Project Ideas For MenUpcycled and Repurposed Crafts For a country-chic look your neighbors will envy, fill large metal baskets with small pumpkins. The pumpkins hold steady a mixture of curly willow, twigs and fall leaves that add a punch of autumn color. Use faux leaves alongside the pumpkins so that they keep their color throughout the season. Pots of mums complete the inviting look. (To prolong the life of your mums, be sure to water when dry and remove any dead blooms.)

Welcome guests into your home with a tree branch made by wiring faux leaves onto a stick. Add a complementary bow to complete the look, and hang with an Outdoor 3M Command Hook. As Halloween approaches, make your outdoor decor work double time. Simply remove some of the curly willow and twigs and replace them with a witch’s broom. Attach store-bought cardboard bats with painter's tape for a frighteningly fun welcome for neighborhood trick-or-treaters. Looking to make a big statement on your front porch or back deck? Repurpose a ladder as shelving by displaying a variety of pumpkins on the steps. For a touch of whimsy, nestle mini pumpkins inside terra-cotta pots. To add a hint of spookiness near Halloween, simply carve one of the pumpkins. Top the display with a dollar store witch’s hat. If you feel like going a bit more rustic with your look, pile a mix of traditional and heirloom pumpkins under a DIY étagère. Create the étagère by wrapping twine around the tops of three large branches.

Have a friend help hold the branches while you start wrapping the twine. Once the sticks become more stable, you can finish without assistance. Friends and neighbors will be spellbound on Halloween when they see the addition of your witches’ cauldron. Simply place some of the pumpkins inside the plastic cauldron and arrange the remaining pumpkins around it. Add a 99¢ fake cobweb to resemble a spider's paradise. The web sticks easily to the texture of the branches as you pull and maneuver the material around.diy decor for office Tying it all togetherideas to decorate an office for christmas 2. A step at a timedecorating ideas for 25th wedding anniversary

3. Stick with it Log in to leave a commentAutumn is here, and it’s time for fun DIY fall crafts! For many people, there’s no more lovely time of year than autumn. From the joy of carving Jack-o-Lanterns to the simple pleasure of raking leaves, fall is a time when life’s simple pleasures resonate. When summer fades into memory, that’s when the excitement of fall really begins. In honor of fall, we’ve got 28 DIY fall decorations that are truly fun to create.cheap christmas tree decorations ideasDIY Fall Crafts Festivechristmas tree decorations for birds The heady first days of fall are ones of great expectation, as thoughts turn to the fun of Halloween and the comfort of Thanksgiving. fall outdoor decorations on pinterest

DIY fall craft ideas celebrate this time of sharing good times with loved ones. The fall is such an inspiring time for getting warm and cozy, decorating just seems to come with it. In honor of this special time of year, we’ve got 28 DIY craft ideas for Fall to use for your own home. Here’s hoping you’ll find plenty of inspiration in these delightful decorations.1. A Fall Initial Wreath is Pure Gold for the Front DoorCredit and DIY project details: themommytimes.net6. More DIY Fall craft ideas on the next page… Melissa Valeriote is an artist and designer whose delightfully quirky folk-art style is immediately recognizable. She also has a wonderful obsession with holidays– the name of her blog makes that pretty clear: Melissa Valeriote’s Fantastical World of Holidays. This is Melissa’s contribution to our Halloween and Harvest Style Challenge series. We sent Melissa and several other notable design bloggers mystery boxes of Home Depot Halloween and fall decorations. The bloggers then performed their magic, generating Halloween and fall decor ideas we all can use in our holiday celebrations.

Melissa’s fall decorations create a warm, cozy and inviting atmosphere, capturing the spirit of autumn in a truly unique way. Read on to see how she created her fall decor, including a simple DIY for a flower planter that doubles as a support for café lights. Harvest is a time for gathering. A time when food, family and friends are far more important than getting things done. Rich colors and spicy scents are in abundance. With a little help from Mother Nature, feathering your nest for the holidays is made easy as another growing season comes to an end. So head outside, gather up a selection of fallen foliage, in a mix of vibrant hues and textures, and join me in my journey of creating an atmosphere of rustic style and comfort by co-mingling the found with the fabricated in small vignettes throughout home and garden. The process of the Style Challenge is short and sweet from start to finish. A mystery shipment is delivered to my doorstep, and I am given a couple of weeks to complete a design project, using the contents of the box.

The goal of the project is to inspire Home Depot Blog readers to try their hand at some DIY holiday projects of their own. I hope you are inspired to try your hand at something you see here or in the many other wonderful Style Challenge posts. You will learn that many of the projects are quite simple and can be accomplished in just one weekend or less, creating holiday memories that may end up lasting a lifetime. Upon opening the shipment, I discover nested crates, harvest wreaths, burlap pumpkins, grapevine pumpkins, stuffed fabric owls and wood yard signs. The wood and moss green toned color scheme has all the perfect makings of a rustic harvest theme for the home. A home’s entrance sets a tone for both family and guests. These shimmering Harvest Basket Wreaths hanging on the outside of the front doors make the perfect first impression, transitioning our home from summer to fall. A pumpkin spice scented candle in the foyer adds a spicy scent, adding another layer to the style statement.

In the family room, I stripped down the fireplace mantel, leaving it looking rather cold and in desperate need of the warm seasonal colors of fall. As the days get cooler and the nights come earlier, I wanted to create an atmosphere around the hearth that was both soothing and restorative, using earth tones and warm flickering candlelight. On the mantel, you can see a few items I collected from Home Depot, including these Mini Melted LED Candles (set of 3) and Rustic LED votives. I also mixed in some cotton stems I already had. The burlap pumpkins from Home Depot (available seasonally) add both texture and charm to the rustic setting on the mantel. For the firebox I chose to stack the nested crates and assemble vignettes within, using a variety of found fall foliage and a mix of candlelight to entice those who pass by to sit and enjoy an unhurried moment or two. After completing the mantel, I made a quick trip to my neighborhood Home Depot store to pick up some items for the garden.

That is when I stumbled upon these charming and well-constructed pottery pumpkins. I fell in love with the rustic tones and festive faces, so I decided to scoop them up and see how I could incorporate them into my design. These cheery grinned pumpkins add a playful and primitive feel to the firebox. I will use these pumpkins again in another outdoor nighttime display that I will post on my blog. With a balance on my Home Depot gift card and plenty of product yet to be utilized, I decided to spice up the backyard in preparation for holiday celebrations with friends and family. I wanted to use some string lights across the patio to brighten the area so I studied several how-to videos online then got to work. I went back to The Home Depot and purchased two flower containers to use as the base for the string lights. I set 8-ft. tree stakes in the center of the containers using Fence Post Concrete. To add color to the project, I filled the containers with an assortment of festive flowers.

I used ½-inch PVC piping to create a drainage hole for the planned flower bed. I inserted eye hooks on the top of the tree stakes to anchor the café string lights. Seasonal flowers are so cheerful. It was hard to limit myself to purchasing only enough flowers to fit inside the containers. I had enough flowers and plants left over to fill another small planter box that you can see on my blog. A dozen of these grapevine pumpkins came in my shipment. With a little bit of work I knew I could make them into lovely luminaries for the yard. I inserted a battery-operated pack of string lights into the center of the basket cage. I cut 8-in. strips of rustic color ribbon, and looped it through the top of the glittered foliage then hung them on shepherd hooks along the border of the yard. To add more lighting to the border, I set these cheerful, candlelit pottery pumpkins underneath each of the hanging grapevine baskets. The remaining pottery pumpkins were placed underneath two weathered fence boards to make a display shelf for the nested crates.

This could also double as a small bench or a side table to place food and drinks… oh the possibilities. One last look at the patio before the festive transformation: All aglow and ready for festive twilight gatherings that can now easily extend late into the night thanks to the addition of the glimmering lights and the harvest home décor from the Home Depot. See more photos of Melissa’s gorgeous fall decorations on her blog. Melissa Valeriote is an artist in the Bay Area who specializes in amazing one-of-a-kind holiday decorations. See her creations on her blog Fantastical World of Holidays. For more great ideas for Halloween and fall decorations, see other articles in our Halloween and Harvest Style Challenge series here on The Home Depot Blog, and follow our Halloween Style Challenge board on Pinterest. Visit The Home Depot’s online Holiday Decorations Department for everything you need to decorate for Halloween, Thanksgiving and Christmas.