20 DIY Pumpkin Arts and Crafts to Make This Fall!

Make a reversible wooden pumpkin and ornament out of scrap wood! Super easy and cheap DIY decor!

You can even make a bunch of mini pumpkins and have an entire pumpkin theme front door or yard.

Tissue paper crafts are super easy to work with especially if you’re having little ones help.

Little hands can create this cute pumpkin craft and then hang them up for the WHOLE season! Easy peasy decorations!

A sure-fire way to have the kids interact and create with their entire imagination. No carving tools needed and so much fun!

Just grab some mini real pumpkins, googly eyes, and paint and little kids will have some fantastic fun making all sorts of different pumpkin monsters!

This would also be the perfect craft to make at a Halloween party at home or in the classroom.

Not only are these yarn pumpkins super adorable but they are easy to make AND portable!

This cute pumpkin craft only needs 5 supplies to create from start to finish! Odds are if you have little kids you likely already have all the supplies you need for this one.

Hang them up after they are dry and ta-da home decor for the season!

This is probably one of my favorite pumpkin crafts (I'm a mason jar fan!)

This is a fun way to use up old jars you may have been saving. Dual-purpose as decor and storage!

All you need is some green and orange paint and some faux greenery.

A fun way to have everyone make their own little pumpkins for the season is by making these paper pumpkin crafts with cardstock or construction paper.

Use different patterns in fall colors to mix it up and add some POP to the decor.

A cute way to reuse something you’re likely going to throw away.

These fun pumpkin crafts do require some cutting so if making with kids be sure to do the heavy cutting first.

A great way to use up those K Cups you’re using every day right?

Save them and have the kids make their own little pumpkin patch of pumpkins this Halloween season. Bonus it only calls for about 3-4 craft supplies to create!

This style is BOOMING for home decor during the Fall season and with a free SVG to create and dollar store materials it’s a win win for everyone!

This pumpkin activity is more for adults or older kids but is an easy craft to have them paint the pumpkins and you stick the words on.

Great idea and craft for those with extra fabric or smaller pieces leftover from other projects. Adorable pumpkins can be hand-sewn or machine-done, but is for sure one for older teens/adults.

She even gives some helpful tips on how to decorate with the fake pumpkins too!

An inexpensive festive idea for people working around others and teachers too during the pumpkin season!

Super easy pumpkin project to make and you can use it as a necklace or garland around work or home.

Always a classic favorite is teaching the kids how to use things to make other shapes while they are having lots of fun.

Fun and messy but a great way to make some artwork for the fridge and walls! Only requires 2-3 supplies to create.

This craft does require a sewing machine and some patience but boy is it worth it! These are an adorable craft that the kids can play with in all sorts of ways.

 A classic decor that is super easy to make and the kids can paint their hearts out. You can get smaller blocks cut at your local Lowe’s or Home Depot.

You have to admit this is a really creative way to use dryer ducts! Make sure you have wire cutters on hand for this one!

 Now this doesn’t resemble a pumpkin but involves some amazing pumpkin spice and the kids are going to love making and creating with this stuff!

I promise no toilet paper is being wasted in this craft and it’s super easy to make.

These paper pumpkins only take only a few minutes and poof you’ve got decor that also has a purpose underneath!

Little ones can practice fine motor skills by doing this useful pumpkin craft! Only requires 2-3 inexpensive craft supplies to create.

These salt dough pumpkins are the perfect way to have decor every year for years to come. Make a handprint pumpkin now and bring it out every year.

Follow the full tutorial, and have the kids make one every year to see how much they’ve grown!

Another inexpensive craft that the kids are going to love creating with and use their fine motor skills at the same time.

You can make these easy crafts and then create a garland to hang around the house for decor or just to hang on the door for the season.

Paper plate and green pipe cleaner for the win!