47 Dollar Tree Fall Decor Ideas–Simple To Make

Hang this white fall wreath on your front door. It's hard to believe that with just a few simple materials like fabric and artificial fall flowers, you could make something so beautiful.

For a little fun or glamour, use a leopard print fabric to dress up plastic eggs to look like acorns!

This chic white pumpkin is made to look fancy with pearly white buttons covering it. I love the clever wooden thread spool being used for a stalk!

Here's another wreath, so gorgeous and still simple to make. Use floral picks and a foam ring to make this seasonal decoration.

Aren't these foam pumpkin topiaries awesome-looking on a front porch? Such a neat way to decorate that space.

Mason jar crafts are where it's at! These DIY mason jars are made to look like pumpkins and would look so cute on the dinner table as a centerpiece!

Isn't it neat that you can turn faux leaves into a bonafide bowl! All it takes is a special ingredient to do this. Check out the tutorial to see what it is.

Burlap ribbon is what transformed this foam form into a fall-themed wreath.

This DIY fall garland is a great idea for draping around your fireplace mantel.

Alcohol inks are a great way to dye things. Just take a look at how this pumpkin jar was colored with these fun inks.

Here's another great wreath, but this one doesn't require a foam form– such a clever way to make a wreath!

Suncatchers made without using glass! This is a great one for making with kids. Check it out.

Aren't these fall candles so festive? This fun DIY project can add ambiance to your home.

I love this alternate use for bandanas. Why not wrap them around a pumpkin for this fun fall decoration.

Who needs a foam form when you can use a pool noodle to make a plaid wreath. How creative is that?

I bet you weren't expecting this one–toilet paper! The core of this fall pumpkin is made from a toilet paper roll and then wrapped in a bandana!

This is a great fall craft for kids. Take a look at this tutorial for Mickey and Minnie Mouse Pumpkins.

Keep it simple with natural decor. Create DIY topiaries to use as fall table decor.

A little hot glue and fabric flowers go a long way here. This sweet autumn wreath can be made in a short time and look fabulous hanging up in your home.

Why buy fall centerpieces when you can make them yourself? These cute, rustic mason jars are great because you have your choice of what to put in them. Lots of flexibility here.

There are no real woodworking skills needed for making this DIY project for a fall wood sign.

Use Dollar Tree felt to make faux leaves to use on a wreath. A great way to have a wreath at a bargain price.

Don't worry, a regal home isn't required for these royal velvet pumpkins. This pumpkin craft will look great in even the most casual of homes.

Succulent pumpkin decor for the fall! Just because it isn't spring or summer doesn't mean you can't make succulents a centerpiece feature. The Latina Next Door found a great way to utilize them in the fall.

Here's a really creative way to do some mold-making. Learn how to do some easy mold-making to make a decorative candle holder using dollar store items.

A creative repurposing of a craft supply–use plastic eggs as acorns! Yep, those are plastic eggs, wrapped in decorative twine and lace. Aren't they adorable!

This Our Bliss always comes through with high-end-looking decor, done on a budget. Take a look at Dollar Tree's glass vases and chose a plain one to decorate to turn into this classic beauty.

Don't have a lot of time on your hands? Well, this is the project for you. You can make pumpkins out of socks in just 5 minutes!

If you're looking for a little Halloween vibe and a rustic feel, then this farmhouse wreath is perfect to make.

Brush up on those stamping and embossing skills to make this handmade mosaic box.

Here are a few different fall table centerpieces that you can make. Each is made with the simplest of dollar store items.

Use a straw wreath for a twist on wreaths for fall. Pick up a few decorative items from a dollar store to add visual interest to this inviting wreath.

I bet most people haven't thought of this one–turn a placemat into a tote bag! Isn't this such a great idea. You'd never guess this was made from an inexpensive placemat.

Here's a great example of using dollar store pumpkins for autumn decoration. This gorgeous turquoise pumpkin decor doubles as a sign.

Oh, what fun you can have using Mod Podge and wood forms. Decorate your door with an autumn leaves-colored DIY wreath!

A little spray paint can transform all kinds of things, but did you know it can make beautiful fall leaf decorated pillows? Come see how it was done on the Just Paint It Blog.

Here's another great use for faux leaves and burlap! Make this easy fall wreath with just a few materials.

Easy, peasy. It doesn't get easier than this. Here's a quick craft for making a fall table place setting or place card.

Paint faux pumpkins from Dollar Tree to create beautiful farmhouse table decor for fall.

If you like quotes and signs and have a sewing machine, then you'll love making this Thanksgiving pillow.

Add some warmth and cheer to your home with homemade fall porch decor! This flower bucket can be put out on your porch because it's got an ingredient in it that will keep it from tipping over in the wind.

A sophisticated DIY pumpkin topiary! Gather some pumpkin supplies and start crafting your own topiary with the help of this detailed tutorial.

Use artificial fall foilage and burlap for this hanging autumn wreath. Keep extra hot glue sticks by your side, you'll need them for this fun wreath-making adventure.

These Dollar Tree placemat sewing projects are making me wish I still had a sewing machine. Making an apron from a placemat is so creative, and utilitarian too!

Mini pumpkins using wood forms! A little bit of fabric, attached to wood totally changes the look and feel, doesn't it? Come see how to do this with the easy tutorial at The Makers Map.

If you're looking for having a little fun with your decor, you'll love this tutorial. Make floating spiderwebs to decorate with.

I'm a big fan of real concrete–but it's definitely not practical for making things with year round. Our Crafty Mom found a creative way to get around it with these faux concrete pumpkins.

Check out how these foam blocks are made to look like rustic fall wooden block signs. There are a few painting techniques you'll learn to get the blocks looking like real wood. Paint fall words on them to decorate for the season.

Elegant and creepy at the same time. Don't you love it? Use skeleton hands and a glass vase to make a beautiful Halloween-time decoration.