Make some easy DIY fall Cricut projects with a few FREE SVG files. Make unique rustic decor, totes, mugs or anything you want!
Hi Friends!! I can finally say it, Happy Fall!! It’s official, woohoo!
So, being it’s the first day of Fall and all, I wanted to share with you some fall Cricut projects and give you some this free Fall is SVG cut file.
Last year I made this wood sign and had a Christmas burlap sign on it. I have meant to make a different burlap sign for each season, but somehow I never got around to it… Wonder how that happens??!!
Well, I have finally made a new one! Fall is my second favorite time of year (after Christmas), so I thought it would be only fitting to at least get this one done.
First, let’s get inspired by some amazing fall Cricut projects that you should make this year and then we’ll go through how to make this farmhouse home decor sign.
And at the bottom of the post you can grab the free Fall Is SVG file!
Fall Cricut Projects
I'm sure one of these fall crafts will get your creative juices going!
Simply click on the image of the fall craft projects or title to hop on over to the original tutorial post.
3D Pumpkin Paper Lantern Tutorial
Make an adorable 3D paper lantern that only requires cardstock and transparent paper such as vellum. No glue is required!
Happy Fall Y'all SVG File and DIY Autumn Wreath Tutorial!
Using some Cricut vinyl, transfer tape, chalk paint, and scrap wood you can make your own Happy Fall Y'all wreath for your front porch.
My favorite thing about this wreath is that it is interchangeable for each season!
Fall SVG Free
Grab this free fall SVG file and learn how to make a fall embroidery hoop wreath with felt flowers.
Cute and Cheap DIY Fall Wood Signs!
Or if you prefer pumpkin decor, make your own wood pumpkin sign with a free Happy Pumpkin Spice Season cut file.
Lighted Glass Block Ideas
Another great way to make fall decorations is with glass blocks! You can easily make unique fall decor by using any cut file and iron on vinyl on burlap.
How To Make A Paper Leaf Fall Wreath With Cricut
Fan of paper crafts? This colorful paper wreath would be a fun project for the fall season!
Pumpkin Spice Mug with the Cricut Mug Press
Pumpkin spice and buffalo plaid, two of my faves in one mug??!! Yes, please! There's no better way to enjoy your morning coffee than with this festive fall mug!
How to Make a Fall Pumpkin Mandala Shadowbox
If you are looking for fall decor ideas, then this cute shadow box should be high on your list!
Easy DIY Pumpkin Centerpiece
Another fun buffalo check project that makes an amazing Cricut fall sign.
Halloween Luminaries Mason Jar Craft
We do have a list of just Halloween Cricut ideas, but I wanted to add one here since they are easy Cricut crafts and you can use any kind of vinyl design to make the luminaries how you want!
Easy Fall Decor Sign
Add a fall saying or your own design to the front of a buffalo plaid painted frame.
DIY “Pour Some Gravy on Me” Cutting Board Sign
Customizing cutting boards is an easy way to make some extra money during the holiday season if you are interested in selling your fall Cricut crafts!
Fall Acorn Treat Box for Home Decor or Gifts
Make these fun 3D acorn boxes to give out treats as party favors or to put in a You've Been Booed Bucket!
Cricut Stencils for Painted Thanksgiving Decor
Learn how to use stencil vinyl and paint to make festive porch signs.
DIY Fall Decor: Mixed Metallic Sign & Candle
Give a boring candle a festive fall twist by adding any fall SVG files on our site or by using a Design Space file.
DIY 3D Paper Pumpkin Craft - Perfect for Fall, Halloween or Thanksgiving Centerpiece
Another adorable 3D Cricut fall project that you can make in traditional fall colors or add your own flare with other colors!
DIY Wood Block Pumpkins
These cute wood block pumpkins are a great project in using up scrap wood and wine corks and make a perfect addition to a table or book shelf!
DIY Welcome Sign You Can Customize by Season or Holiday (With Free SVG!)
Make your own large porch sign and change out one piece for each season!
Thankful Pumpkin {Easy Thanksgiving Centerpiece Idea}
An easy and thoughtful fall project that would make the perfect addition to your Thanksgiving table.
Dollar Store Pumpkin Art Craft with Cricut
Use transfer tape, adhesive vinyl, and a Dollar Tree easel for quick and cute DIY fall signs.
DIY Fall Tea Towels with Iron On Vinyl
Whip up a few custom tea towels with your favorite fall quote (maybe about apple pie or pumpkin pie!) to use in your kitchen or give as gifts!
Now, let me walk you through how to make this rustic fall sign!
Materials Need for Sign Fall Cricut Projects
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- fence board background – Click here to see my step by step tutorial on how to make one
- burlap – You can find it on Amazon here or at Joanns for pretty cheap
- HTV or iron-on vinyl – Expressions Vinyl is another great place to get Siser Easyweed
- Cricut cutting machine – Cricut Explore Air, Cricut Maker, or Cricut Joy
- Heat Press or Iron
Make sure to check out my tutorial on how to make the wood frame out of old fence boards for pretty much free. The link is above under materials!
For my sign, I cut out a piece of burlap that was 15″ x 18″, which left 1/2 inch to fray. It’s better to cut too much! You can always trim off the extra.
Then you are going to cut out the file out of heat transfer vinyl / iron-on vinyl. I used brown for all the words and added some color to the images, but you can use whatever colors you want. You can make all the words different colors for extra fun!
The download button for the fall SVG file is down towards the bottom of this post.
If you need help on how to upload the file to CDS, click here. (watch the video at the top of that post and make sure to turn on the sound!)
Once you have it in Cricut Design Space, you can ungroup it and take out some of the words if you don’t want them.
Make sure to mirror your image (on the preview page) and place your iron-on shiny side down. For a full video tutorial on how I cut and weed out my HTV click here. Here is my brown HTV after I weeded all the extra off.
Applying HTV to Burlap
I’m using my heat press for this but you could also use a Cricut EasyPress2. Check out how to apply vinyl to burlap with an EasyPress 2 here.
I preheated my heat press to 305F. Press the burlap for 15 seconds to make sure it’s flat and to get out any moisture.
My piece of burlap was longer than my heat-press, so I had to press it in sections. I lined up my HTV in the middle of the burlap and pressed the top half first.
Then I turned it sideways and pressed the bottom half for 20 seconds.
Then pull off the plastic. Siser Easyweed is great because you can pull it off when it’s hot or cold.
Then just place the extra images where you want them. Put a Teflon sheet or wax paper over all of the vinyl and press for another 15 seconds or so.
If yours is large like mine, you will have to press it in two sections. If you are using an iron, you could probably do it all at once.
Once it’s all adhered, you just need to attach it to your wood. I just used my tape gun and pressed down the burlap with my hand.
All done! Put it up or make one as a gift!
If you’d like to make another super easy fall decoration, click here to learn how to easily make a fall votive with items from the Dollar Tree!
FREE Fall SVG Cut File
As with all my files, these are for personal use only. If you would like to purchase a commercial use license, click here.
Download the FREE SVG cut file by clicking here (use with Cricut Design Space)
If you’d like to save these fall Cricut projects for later, simply hover over the image below and PIN It now!
Are you as excited about Fall as I am??!! Thanks for stopping by and happy crafting!
Do you know the fonts used? Thanks!
Do you know the fonts used for this sign? Thanks!
Hi Lea, I’m sorry, I wish I knew for sure. My computer decided to delete a bunch of my old files so I can’t get into it to take it apart. I believe some of the words are Honied and Autumn Spice, but I’m not sure of the others. Sorry!