Festive Fall Leaf Crafts the Family Will Love

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.

This project uses leaf-shaped cookie cutters and an autumn spice salt dough recipe. The end result is not only pretty, it smells wonderful!

Use a few different shades of cork to make this simple trivet!

Pick up some supplies while you are on a nature walk. Then use up some leftover felt or fabric to trace out the leaves used in this wall art.

Aren't these adorable? After you've dried and flattened large leaves, you just need fine tip pens and your imagination!

Your older children will enjoy making these small dishes for rings or keys using found leaves and modeling clay.

It’s so easy to make this faux leaf bowl from a craft store garland and Mod Podge.

The mixture of felt and foam leaf shapes adds depth to this wreath. It is easy to put together with a hot glue gun and paper plate.

You can create this canvas using real leaves or fake. It’s one of the easiest fall leaf crafts ever!

This project is super easy and frugal since it uses supplies you already have around the house!

Collect some of your favorite leaves while out on a walk and make a fun crown from your findings!

This is one of those dollar store projects that definitely looks more expensive! You just need fake autumn leaves, small mason jars and Mod Podge.

Have the kids gather the best leaves they can find and then preserve them with Beeswax using this tutorial.

This is a great craft for the little ones. Let them gather leaves of all shapes and sizes to create these fun leaf people.

Found leaves become stamps in this project. Paint the leaf and then press to paper for some fun designs.

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!

Kids can really get creative with this project. So many options for colors and designs.

Paper plates make creating wreaths really easy! This one uses fake leaves, but you could also use found leaves that you dry and press.

Paint leaves to create a variety of animals and bugs. You can get really creative with this one!

Use decorative or found leaves and the provided downloadable template to make these cute hedgehogs.

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.

Kids will have tons of fun scrunching up tissue paper for this easy fall craft project!

Celebrate fall with this easy craft that shows how the leaves change color with time.

Use various leaf shapes and sizes to make this collage. Using crayons, you have so many color options.

Your child can help make a unique tree centerpiece just by tracing their hands!

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.

For this project you will want leaves that haven't dried out yet. With a lot of watercolors and patience, your leaves will create beautiful art.

Googly eyes add another touch of whimsy to this cute fall craft. Who knew leaves could mimic hair?

The free printable leaves make this kid's craft super easy to accomplish. Spend the extra time having fun posing the leaf sprites!

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.

Washable markers make these leaf prints colorful and easy to clean up!