Celebrate a love of fall and crafting with this collection of 30+ leaf crafts ranging from sewing to knitting to decoupage. Get unique and easy ideas for kids and adults.
One of my favorite things about fall is the colors that nature provides – the oranges, the reds, the yellows. I find them absolutely beautiful! Nothing embodies fall more to me than the leaves turning. So right now I am so inspired by fall crafts, and in particular, fall leaf crafts!
As the leaves begin to fall, it’s the perfect opportunity for moms and kids to engage in delightful crafts that transform nature’s gifts into creative projects.
Not only do these activities foster imagination, but they also provide a fun and budget-friendly way to spend quality time together during a beautiful time of year.
So, gather your little ones, bundle up in your favorite cozy cardigans, prep some hot chocolate, and let’s embark on a colorful adventure filled with laughter, learning, and leafy treasures.
All of these crafts have leaves incorporated in some way, whether it be fake ones from the dollar store or felt ones cut out using a pattern. If you love autumn crafts, you’re going to love this collection of ideas.
Scroll down to see them. Then let me know which is your favorite in the comments!
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Fox Leaf Craft
Just as this blogs name implies, this super cute leaf fox is easy peasy and fun to make!
Accordion folds and watercolor paints are used to create the beautiful leaves in this banner. You can get really creative with shapes and colors in this project!
I love the way black glue is used to make these suncatchers look like authentic stained glass with lead. Decorate your windows for fall using the five free printable templates provided here.
You can download the leaf templates provided or draw ones of your own to make this project. Use cotton swabs to smudge the chalk if your kids don't like getting messy.
Pick up some supplies for this project while you're on a nature walk! Then use up some leftover felt or fabric to trace out the leaves used in this wall art.
Yarn wrapping is a great way for the little ones to practice fine motor skills. Just download the free templates and you can get started on this cute craft right now!
The tissue paper used in these suncatchers really make them look like stained glass. Feel free to make your own leaf shapes, or download the templates provided.
I don’t know about you, but I have a ton of toilet paper rolls that I’ve saved for just such an occasion! Use the ends of the rolls to make stamps that look just like leaves.