Happy Fall, y’all! 🍂 We finally made it to my favorite season ever! I love the chilly weather, changing of the leaves, and all the pumpkin things. 😝 In honor of Fall, my mom and I decided to tackle some fall home decor projects, rather then spending tons of money on items we will only use once a year! Here are 3 simple & cute home decor diy’s to bring fall inside your home.
Textured Jug Floral Arrangement
How stinking cute is this arrangement? We spent a total of $15 on this project! The gallon jug which was originally clear, we found at a local antique shop. While the clear vase was cute, we decided to give it a coat of white spray paint. After letting it dry completely, we then applied a texture spray in coats, until we got the desired stone look, we were wanting! Add some dried flowers to the vase to make the perfect fall arrangement! We found ours at Walmart, and then added the eucalyptus that we already had on hand.
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What’s great about this diy, is that you don’t have to just get this vase out strictly for Fall! It’s one of those decor pieces, that can be kept out all year round, as a typical staple in your home!
Decorative Wooden Tray
For this project, we found the wooden trays at Walmart (mom had hers already). They were stained a really dark color, so we lightened them up with a cream color. After letting them sit to dry, we applied an adhesive shelf liner that we also found at Walmart, to the inside of the tray. Mom’s is a Rose Granite pattern, and I couldn’t find the exact name for mine, but both were found in the container/pantry organization aisle. Each liner was only $5!
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You can put these on your kitchen table, coffee table, or even to organize a coffee bar/kitchen canister area. I put mine on my kitchen table as the centerpiece, and I love the way it looks!
Dollar Store Pumpkins
This was probably the easiest and cheapest diy we did! We found the pumpkins at the dollar store. They were bright orange and green…not really our style haha. You can of course leave them be, but we decided to make them more neutral by painting two cream, and two a very light tan color. Then we painted the stem part dark brown. It took us three coats to get the orange completely covered. Then you can place them around your house! Looks so cute & simple!
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The exact paint colors and materials we used are all linked below! Some items I couldn’t directly link, so I tried to find similiar ones for you!
If you make any of these diy projects, be sure to tag me on instagram @darianepage! I’d love to see how yours turns out. 😊