Fantastic Acorn Crafts Perfect for Fall

This tree was original made for Christmas, but I think it’s suitable to display all year round. All you need is a paper mache cone, and you can dress this up for autumn pretty easily!

Take a dollar store frame and make it perfect for fall with real acorns. This is one of the easiest acorn crafts you’ll ever do.

These fall inspired baby booties with acorn ties would make a great gift. This cute little knitting craft uses double pointed needles.

Pop the caps off of some acorns to make these colorful DIY wreaths with velvet ribbon. This is a very quick and simple fall craft that will add a nice splash of color as you transition to Christmas decorations.

Find some acorns without caps? Crochet up some yarn caps for them! These would look super cute in a display bowl on a table.

Bring acorns into your fall decorating using scrapbook paper and baker’s twine. his color combo is one of my faves – gold, grey and linen. It looks pretty with all types of decor!

You won’t believe that these acorns are made from old Easter eggs! l also love the addition of pine cone pieces for a variation on a crafting classic.

Create a simple framed acorn home decor piece in a few minutes with some scrapbook paper. Christie even has a downloadable file so you can trace and cut.

Here is another take on the simple garland idea. I like the look of the book pages, fabric, and mini clothespins on this variation.

I love this acorn DIY using driftwood yarn and beads! So simple but beautiful. It's perfect to make for fall and then to bring out again for Valentine's Day.

This pretty wreath is so simple and easy to make, and I love the touch of glitter. You'll use about 50 acorns, and it's perfect even for a beginning crafter.

Use bright and pretty fabrics to make stuffed acorns for your decor – and they are easily hung as ornaments, too.

Acorn crafts are not just for humans; gnomes love them too. Don't forget about fall crafts for your fairy garden! Give it a little "light" with these cute acorn lanterns.

Using a double strand of dishcloth cotton you can work up the perfect kitchen accessory for fall and it’s practical, too. Crochet some acorn hot pads for your kitchen! Have fun and pick colors that inspire you.

Create a sweet and simple garland using real acorn tops and felt. It's easy to customize to any colors you like, and the nice part is that these acorns will never rot.

Learn how to paint acorns – they make the perfect budget fall craft! Pick your favorite colors for your painted acorns, then display.

Grab some acorns, paint, and round magnets to create these adorable strawberry acorn magnets to display on your fridge or in a jar.

Okay, one more painted acorn idea. After painting them, attach a cord and hang them on your tree. You'll get tons of compliments with these unique ornaments!

The nice thing about this wreath is that these are faux acorns that look real – so you won’t have to spend hours collecting. However, if you do decide to go for real, learn how to dry acorns here.

Use old wool sweaters to make the cutest autumn pillows! I love these cuties in fall colors, shaped like acorns and an oak leaf.

Take a cheap plastic pail and attach acorns with hot glue. It makes a big impact, and I love the natural look on a dime.