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Get your home ready for fall fast with these Under-One-Week Fall Decor Free Patterns. Take a look at them all!
With these patterns, you won’t even need a month to decorate your house for fall! Some yarn and a week is all it takes to work up these creative projects. Take a look at them all!
Under-One-Week Fall Decor Free Patterns
1. Leaf Garland
Olena leaf garland is about as low-effort as fall decor gets. Just a string of colorful leaves that comes together fast. Drape it over a mantel or doorway, or pull the leaves apart and use them as individual appliqués on other projects.
2. Gnome Wall Hanging
This leafy gnome will protect your house and welcome your guests for fall. With hdc, dc, tr, dtrc, and pc st type stitches, you will be able to achieve the exact same result as shown in Stringy Ding Ding’s tutorial.
3. Wall Art
Olena autumn tree wall art turns a bare wall into a mini seasonal scene, complete with fallen leaves in classic red, orange, and yellow. The techniques stay short and simple, so it’s an easy way to add a big visual impact without a big time commitment.
4. Pumpkin Table Mat
Learn how to create pumpkin-shaped table mats for your dining tables. The pattern is creative and very practical, so even your guests will love and appreciate it. Crochet Mili has designed it in a way that crafters of every level can take a shot.
5. Table Runner
With 12 crochet fern leaves of 7 inches each, Kenneth Cormier has created this beautiful table runner pattern. The finished project is about 20”x 30”. It will go perfectly with your pumpkin table mats as a theme.
6. Fall Table Runner
If you would prefer a table runner that matches the colors of your mats, then Hands of Zeal has the best project for you. This piece has little leaf motifs connected to each other in sunset shades that match perfectly with the season. Have a look!
7. Maple Leaves
With any medium-weight textured yarn and a 5 mm crochet hook, you can create these maple leaf placemats in no time. Functional and simple, Mary Maxim’s pattern can also be used all year round.
8. Fabulous Fall Wreath
This wreath from The Crochet Crowd is the showstopper of the list. A ring of flowers, leaves, and acorns that’s guaranteed to be the first thing guests notice at your front door. It’s a bit more of a project, but the payoff is worth it.
9. Maple Garland
The Crochet Crowd’s keeps it simple with this maple garland. Stitch up a handful of leaves in your favorite colors, string them together, and you’ve got an instant decoration for a fireplace or doorframe.
10. Maple Tree
Running short on both time and decorative pieces before fall? Dont worry, Be Creative & Healthy’s handmade maple tree works up in only a week! Follow the tutorial to learn more about it.
11. Leaf Pillow
Something comfortable and homey for your next fall project. WONDER NETTING has designed this lovely maple leaf-shaped pillow in very easy steps, so you can make it yourself at home, too! What are you waiting for then?
12. Flower Vases
Simply Melanie Jane has come up with a unique project that you wouldn’t usually think about as a crochet creation. She has designed some beautiful and versatile handcrafted flower vases to decorate your house. You can even create some DIY flowers to complete the whole piece!
13. Pumpkin Basket
Start preparing for the fall and Halloween at the same time with these crochet pumpkin baskets from Lily’s Lyric. You can work them up in different sizes and colors, and also add little details for personalization. The kids can also go for trick-or-treating with these projects!
14. Oval Rug
Bag-O-Day Crochet will guide you through creating this versatile oval rug using multiple colors of any medium-weight yarn and a 5.5 mm hook. You can also use it as a table runner by adjusting the size. Watch the video tutorial to learn how.
