Looking for some inexpensive ways to celebrate fall? If so, use these 15 rustic fall decor ideas for inspiration.
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Autumn is hands-down my favorite season. After all, we all love our long winter nights by the cozy wood stove. Usually curled up with a good homestead book, a cup of tea, or knitting needles.
The sad thing is that fall only lasts about two weeks around here. We get winter from about the middle of September through the end of April.
I still like to decorate for fall and don't want to spend much money. (And I don’t decorate for Christmas until December 1.)
That's why I created this list of 15 rustic fall decor ideas.
From pumpkins to fall signs, you'll find various creative frugal decorating ideas to suit all skill levels and budgets.
All of these DIY ideas are super easy to make, no matter what kind of crafter you are or what kind of DIY fall craft you want to make.
15 Rustic Fall Decor Ideas for 2023
Best Rustic Fall Decor Ideas
Looking to add some simple fall charm to your home? These rustic fall crafts and DIY ideas are inexpensive, fun to make, and sure to get you in that Autumn spirit!
DIY Fall Farmhouse Style Wooden Sign
Make this wooden "Thankful" sign in minutes and add some Farmhouse style to your home!
Rustic Thanksgiving Tablescape
Get inspiration for rustic Thanksgiving decor with this beautiful tablescape DIY project. The centerpiece is a log that doubles as an area to place candles, while the place cards double as part of your table decor
Rustic Porch Pumpkin Stand
Build this rustic fall pumpkin stand for your porch and fill it with Halloween candy, mums, or even corn for a pretty fall feature!
Wine Cork Pumpkins
Cute and colorful wine cork pumpkins are a great way to decorate for fall. Just three simple steps. The whole family will love these fun projects that require no sewing or crafting experience at all!
How to Make a Pinecone Wreath
Follow our simple steps today and make one of these gorgeous pinecone wreaths for yourself without any glue or wire.
How To Paint A DIY Barnwood Sign
Enjoy this tutorial on how to paint a barnwood-style sign for your fall decorating. It's a really easy project and a great way to use up scrap wood from your summer homestead projects.
Toilet Paper Pumpkins
Cute and easy toilet paper pumpkins are simple and fun. Use an unmatched bandana, or any other fall fabric you have around the house. And yes, those are indeed cinnamon stivks
How to Make a Fall Sign in Three Steps
Scrap wood, scrapbook paper, and letters are all you need to create this unique and versatile DIY fall farmhouse style sign.
DIY Autumn Wreath
If you've seen our DIY upcycled garden planters, you'll love this easy DIY fall wreath that uses mini terra-cotta pots and seasonal greens.
Painted Pumpkin Mason Jars
You know that canning and preserving means a ton of extra mason jars. We love mason jar crafts in every season, and these Pumpkin Mason Jars are a fun homeschool project!
Burlap Wrapped Mason Jars
Old mason jars, a strip of burlap, some twine, and a few autumn leaves are all you need for these pretty autumn vases.
How to Make an Acorn Garland
Ever since we started making brown paper garlands (see my post on Rustic Christmas Crafts), I've been looking for another seasonal garland project. We're going to try this one as a homeschool craft!
Free Fall Printable with Watercolor Pumpkins
When you have absolutely NO TIME, a printable PDF can be the fastest way to add some rustic fall decor to your home. (And by the way, if you're looking for more Thanksgiving printables, check out my new ETSY store - Printables by Sarita!)
DIY Fresh Baked Pies Cutting Board Sign
With a rustic cutting board, Cricut, and adhesive, you can create these charming Fresh Baked PIe signs that transition in seconds from fall to Christmas. The perfect farmhouse-style addition to your holiday decor
DIY Fall Porch Decor
Pumpkins and Mums from the garden, distressed wood "Welcome Sign" and a planter made from skids make this an easy DIY fall porch project.
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