Fall Favorites (to make or buy!)

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Today, I’m sharing some of my fall favorites…crafty DIYs and things you can purchase for your home, too!

Hello friends!

Today, I thought I’d do a “my favorite things” post, but with fall items. I might also share a favorite fall project for two. Hope you enjoy it; I found some really cute fall decor!

I had planned to share an update on our laundry room today, but decided to wait. I stained the countertop, but it didn’t quite turn out like I wanted. I’ll need to work on it and get it right before I share it. I’m not sure which direction I’m going to go with it yet. Ugh! Stay tuned.

It was another scorcher here today, so I’m more than ready for this fall stuff, I tell ya! Hope you are too!!

Oh, and if you missed it, I shared a fun fall makeover last week; you can see it here: Harvest Crate For Fall Decor

Best of Fall and Fall Favorites:

The marbled pumpkins I did a few years back were fun. Perfect if you are feeling crafty!

Three white marbled pumpkins with pink and red swirls sit on a gray stone surface in front of a brick wall and a black planter.

You can read all about this project here: Boujee Marbled Pumpkins

My favorite fall wreath!

A 3x3 grid showing the step-by-step creation of a plum fall wreath, starting with a plain twig base and gradually adding red, pink, and white artificial flowers and greenery until the wreath is full and vibrant in step 9.

You can see how to create this wreath for fall from start to finish here: Rust, Ivory and Plum Fall Wreath

Still my favorite fall centerpiece. Love the colors in this one.

A rectangular wooden box with a chevron pattern holds a vibrant fall floral centerpiece of hydrangeas, peonies, and greenery on a dining table with woven chairs and neutral decor in the background.

You can read more about it here: Fall Floral Centerpiece

A ceramic pitcher with a curved handle, decorated with a detailed floral and leafy pattern in earthy tones of brown, green, gold, and soft red—this piece is a true celebration of fall favorites.

Isn’t this the prettiest little pitcher for fall?
You can find it here.

A cream-colored pillow with raised, textured pumpkin designs and brown stems—one of our fall favorites—sits on a light beige couch next to a rust-colored blanket.

The sweetest pumpkin pillowcase!
You can find it here.

The quirkiest little pumpkins. Definitely unique!

Three decorative fabric pumpkins with embroidered floral designs in pink, green, and orange sit against a red background. Each pumpkin has a gold stem and detailed stitching—perfect for showcasing your Fall Favorites in any cozy setting.

You can find them here.

Lots of great fall artwork at Michael’s.

A collage of ten framed autumn-themed paintings, including pumpkins, birds, landscapes, leaves, a vase with dried flowers, a squirrel, and a cottage by a lake—all capturing the best of fall in warm, earthy tones.

You can find these here.

Very fall-ish and orange if you love those traditional colors.

A wreath made of layered, overlapping brown and orange autumn leaves, arranged in a circular shape with a hollow center, against a white background—capturing the Best of Fall in every detail.

You can find it here.

I love faux pumpkins and think this is definitely the way I’m going to go this year!

Five decorative pumpkins in orange, white, and green—true Fall Favorites—are arranged on a wooden floor and a small step next to a banister, creating an autumn-themed display.

You can find these here.

I love the natural elements in this pomegranate wreath. The price is great, too.

A wreath made of green leaves and red pomegranates hangs on a gray door with a striped ribbon at the top, capturing the Best of Fall with its rich, seasonal charm.

You can find it here.

For variety, here are some more faux pumpkins.

Four decorative pumpkins sit on a cloth runner with dried flowers, autumn leaves, a candle, and a framed bird print in the background, creating a cozy Fall atmosphere that’s perfect for showcasing your Fall Favorites.

You can find them here.

I personally love how aqua goes with orange. This throw would go great with orange and brown fall decor.

A folded plaid blanket with teal, brown, and white checkered pattern, featuring fringed edges on one side—an essential addition to your Best of Fall collection.

You can find it here. (they also have it in orange if you’d rather have that than turquoise)

These would be so pretty with some dried florals, etc., in them. Or just like this, too.

Two rustic, beige ceramic jars with crackled surfaces, each featuring two small handles near the rim, are placed side by side against a neutral background—perfect accents for your collection of Fall Favorites.

You can find them here.

Look how vibrant and colorful these faux geraniums are.

A white pot holds vibrant red and orange geraniums on a wooden porch, flanked by two pumpkins—classic fall favorites—and scattered autumn leaves, with a house entrance in the background.

You can find them here.

Love these. Would be so pretty as a centerpiece.

A beige vase holds a bouquet of artificial pompom flowers in shades of red, orange, cream, and brown—perfect fall favorites. The vase sits on a white table beside a vintage lantern and a closed book, against a gray textured wall.

You can find them here.

I hope you found something you’d love for fall! There’s just something about bringing in the warmth with browns and earthy colors. Very cozy, and I am more than ready!!

Have a wonderful weekend, friends!!

xoxo

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3 Comments

    1. Thank you!! I’m working on it today. Hoping I can get it where we want it, otherwise…might go in a completely different direction with it! Have a great weekend, Kathy! xo

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