When fall comes, something shifts in the air, cooler breezes, golden leaves, and the irresistible urge to cozy up with a warm drink and a crafty project.
If you’re looking for a creative way to embrace the season, felt crafts are the perfect fit.
These 20 lovely fall felt crafts are easy enough to do over a weekend but beautiful enough to keep on display all season long.
Get your felt sheets ready, it’s time to create something heartwarming and handmade.
#1. Felt Pie Slice Garland
This whimsical garland features handmade felt pie slices in a mouthwatering variety of fall flavors, from pumpkin spice to pecan and cherry.
Each slice is uniquely decorated with textured crusts and dollops of faux whipped cream, giving it a cozy, rustic feel.
Strung together with twine, this festive decoration is perfect for Thanksgiving, fall parties, or kitchen displays.
Materials Needed
- 6-8 felt sheets (orange, brown, tan, red, cream, burgundy, yellow)
- 1.5 yards of twine or jute string
- Hot glue gun and 3-5 glue sticks
- Sharp scissors
- Small handful of cotton balls or polyester stuffing
- Optional: needle and matching thread
Step-by-step Guide
Step 1: Cut 6 triangle shapes (each about 4-5 inches wide) from felt to resemble pie slices. Then cut crust pieces: scalloped edges, braided bands, or lattices for variety.
Step 2: Use hot glue to attach crust trims and decorative toppings to each slice. Add a small cotton ball or felt swirl as whipped cream to a few slices.
Step 3: Space the decorated slices evenly along the twine and hot glue the back of each one securely to it.
Step 4: Allow the glue to set for 10-15 minutes, then hang the garland across a mantel, entryway, or buffet table.
Step 5: For a handcrafted look, you can hand-stitch around the edges or lightly stuff the slices for a plush effect.
#2. Layered Felt Autumn Leaves
Look at these layered felt leaves! They showcase the rich, fiery tones of fall in a beautifully dimensional design.
Whether you scatter them across a table, attach them to wreaths, or string them into garlands, they instantly bring cozy, woodland charm to any autumn setting.
Intricate embroidery along the veins adds texture and realism, making them look delightfully handcrafted.
Materials Needed
- 6 felt sheets (dark brown, mustard, rust, orange, burgundy, tan)
- Embroidery floss (in autumn shades like gold, green, and red)
- Embroidery needle
- Leaf-shaped paper templates
- Fabric scissors
- Hot glue gun (optional)
Step-by-step Guide
Step 1: Use leaf templates to cut large and small leaf shapes from different colored felt sheets.
Step 2: Stack one smaller leaf on top of a larger one, mixing colors for contrast and dimension.
Step 3: Stitch down the center using embroidery floss to create a central vein, adding a few decorative stitches outward if desired.
Step 4: Repeat with various color combinations to make a collection of layered leaves.
Step 5: Display them on mantels, attach to place cards, or add to seasonal décor as versatile accents.
#3. Autumn Leaf Hoop Art
How about capturing the essence of fall with this charming hoop art featuring hand-stitched felt leaves?
The contrast between the textured burlap background and vibrant felt creates a rustic yet playful piece.
Whether you hang it on a gallery wall or lean it on a shelf, it instantly infuses your space with cozy seasonal flair.
Materials Needed
- 3 embroidery hoops (various sizes)
- 6 felt sheets (fall colors like orange, gold, teal, olive)
- Burlap fabric
- Assorted buttons
- Embroidery floss and needle
- Scissors
- Hot glue gun
- Leaf templates (maple, oak, etc.)
Step-by-step Guide
Step 1: Stretch burlap fabric tightly inside each embroidery hoop, trimming excess around the back.
Step 2: Cut leaf shapes from different felt colors using your templates.
Step 3: Use embroidery floss to stitch leaf veins and secure them to the burlap, adding a decorative edge.
Step 4: Sew or glue buttons at the base of each leaf for embellishment.
Step 5: Display individually or as a fall-themed trio wall arrangement.
#4. Autumn Felt Leaf Wreath
You can also bring rich fall colors indoors with this stunning felt leaf wreath.
The layered look mimics crisp autumn foliage using warm tones of mustard, rust, orange, and gray.
No matter how hung on a front door or above the mantel, it makes an eye-catching seasonal centerpiece that’s both modern and inviting.
Materials Needed
- 6-8 felt sheets (in red, orange, yellow, and gray)
- Wire or foam wreath form (12-14 inches)
- Hot glue gun and glue sticks
- Scissors
- Paper and pencil
- Optional: Ribbon or twine
Step-by-step Guide
Step 1: Draw and cut a simple leaf shape on paper to use as a template. Then trace and cut 40-50 felt leaves.
Step 2: Fold each felt leaf slightly and glue at the base to add dimension.
Step 3: Starting at one point on the wreath form, glue the leaves in overlapping layers, alternating colors.
Step 4: Continue layering leaves around the entire form, making sure to fill in any gaps for a full appearance.
Step 5: Add a loop of ribbon or twine to the back for easy hanging.
#5. Autumn Felt Bunting Garland
This cozy fall bunting blends rustic felt with floral cotton fabrics in a warm, earthy palette. Each triangle flag combines textures and patterns that feel straight from a vintage quilt.
Draped across a mantel, bookshelf, or window, this garland instantly softens your space with seasonal charm.
It’s an easy, satisfying project perfect for using up scrap fabric and felt in complementary tones.
Materials Needed
- 8-10 felt sheets in fall colors (burnt orange, cream, taupe, rust, chocolate)
- Scraps of floral and satin fabric
- Embroidery thread and needle
- Fabric scissors or pinking shears
- Jute twine or yarn
- Fabric glue or hot glue (optional)
- Pins or clips
Step-by-step Guide
Step 1: Cut felt and fabric scraps into triangle shapes, about 3″ wide and 4″ tall. You can use pinking shears for a textured edge.
Step 2: Layer cotton or satin fabrics over the felt bases, securing with a simple whip stitch or a line of fabric glue.
Step 3: Arrange your triangles in a color pattern and lay them out flat along a length of yarn or twine.
Step 4: Sew or glue each flag to the string, leaving about 1″ space between each piece.
Step 5: Hang your garland where it can sway gently like over a mirror, fireplace, or along a staircase railing.
#6. Primitive Felt Pumpkin Pillows
Wow, these rustic pumpkin pillows offer a charming, homespun vibe perfect for fall decorating.
Crafted with simple stitched faces and classic orange felt appliqués on a houndstooth base, they blend vintage farmhouse with playful whimsy.
Ideal for shelf sitters or cozy accent pieces on a chair or bench, they’re equal parts festive and comforting.
Materials Needed
- 2 pieces of houndstooth or checkered cotton fabric (8×5 inches each)
- 2 orange felt sheets
- Black felt scrap
- Green felt scrap
- 2 black buttons per pillow
- Black embroidery thread and needle
- Polyfill stuffing
- Scissors and sewing pins
- Sewing machine or hand-stitching needle
Step-by-step Guide
Step 1: Cut two rectangles from your fabric for each pillow and pin them together with the right sides facing in.
Step 2: Stitch around the edge, leaving a small opening at the bottom. Then turn inside out and stuff with polyfill.
Step 3: Hand-sew the opening closed using a hidden stitch.
Step 4: Cut out an oval pumpkin shape from orange felt and smaller shapes for the stem, nose, and mouth. Stitch or glue them onto the pillow front.
Step 5: Sew black buttons in place for the eyes and finish by adding decorative stitching details for a handmade look.
#7. Felt Turkey Leg Garland
This soft and playful garland features adorable stuffed felt turkey legs in rich fall tones like pumpkin orange, chocolate brown, and golden tan.
Each drumstick is hand-stitched and lightly stuffed, giving it a cozy, plush texture.
Hung along a fireplace or dining hutch, it adds a dash of Thanksgiving humor and handcrafted charm that both kids and adults will love.
Materials Needed
- 6 felt sheets (white, cream, light brown, orange, dark brown, glitter brown)
- 1 yard of cotton yarn or thick string
- Polyester stuffing or cotton batting
- Embroidery needle and thread (white or matching shades)
- Sharp scissors
- Fabric marker or pencil
Step-by-step Guide
Step 1: Cut out 6-8 pairs of turkey leg shapes from felt including one drumstick top and one bone base for each.
Step 2: Pair the pieces together and hand-stitch along the edges with a blanket stitch, leaving a small opening at the bottom.
Step 3: Lightly stuff each leg with filling, then sew the opening closed.
Step 4: Once all legs are finished, attach them evenly along the length of yarn by threading through the top or gluing at the back.
Step 5: Hang your garland on a mantle, window, or buffet table for an irresistibly festive touch.
#8. Rustic Felt Pumpkin Ornaments
These cozy felt pumpkins bring the harvest season indoors with their earthy tones and stitched charm.
Perfect for hanging on a fall tree, embellishing wreaths, or decorating gift packages, they’re simple yet beautifully rustic.
Their soft, plump shapes and natural twine loops make them a versatile addition to your autumn décor.
Materials Needed
- 6 felt sheets (burnt orange, sage green, deep rust)
- Embroidery floss in matching or contrasting shades
- Needle
- Polyfill stuffing or cotton balls
- Twine or jute string
- Scissors
- Pumpkin-shaped template (optional)
Step-by-step Guide
Step 1: Cut two identical pumpkin shapes from each felt color using your template.
Step 2: Stitch decorative vertical lines on one felt piece to mimic pumpkin ridges.
Step 3: Place the two pieces together and stitch around the edges, leaving a small opening.
Step 4: Lightly stuff with polyfill, then finish stitching to close.
Step 5: Finally, attach a loop of twine to the top for hanging, securing with a knot or stitch.
#9. Plush Felt Acorns with Leaves
These soft felt acorns bring the essence of fall indoors with their earthy tones and adorable stitched detail.
Paired with simple oak leaves, they’re perfect for bowl fillers, ornaments, or playful table accents.
The blend of natural greens, browns, and creams makes them charming additions to any autumn décor collection.
Materials Needed
- 6 felt sheets (in shades of brown, green, cream, and light pink)
- Embroidery floss in coordinating colors
- Embroidery needle
- Scissors
- Polyfill stuffing
- Acorn and oak leaf templates (printed or drawn)
Step-by-step Guide
Step 1: Cut out two acorn base pieces and one acorn cap from felt using your template. Also, cut matching oak leaf shapes.
Step 2: Use embroidery floss to add decorative stitching and textures to the acorn tops and leaves.
Step 3: Place the acorn base pieces together and stitch around the edge, leaving a small opening for stuffing.
Step 4: Fill with polyfill, then close the seam. Then repeat for each acorn.
Step 5: Attach acorns to leaves with a few stitches or display separately in a seasonal arrangement.
#10. Felt Scarecrow Head Ornaments
These cheerful scarecrow heads are full of personality, perfect for autumn wreaths, garlands, or standalone decorations.
Each one features a stitched smile, a cute nose, and colorful hats adorned with felt flowers or ribbon trim.
With playful details like fringe hair and button accents, they bring warmth and charm to any fall-themed space.
Materials Needed
- 6 felt sheets in assorted fall colors (tan, cream, orange, black, blue, green)
- Embroidery thread (black, orange, green)
- Small buttons or felt circles
- Twine for hanging loops
- Hot glue gun and glue sticks
- Scissors and embroidery needle
- Optional: yarn or raffia
Step-by-step Guide
Step 1: Cut out rounded rectangles for the heads and wide-brim hats from felt. Also prepare small triangle noses and strip pieces for trim.
Step 2: Layer the hat over the top of the face piece and stitch or glue in place. Then add decorative trim or floral accents to the hats.
Step 3: Sew or glue eyes, a triangle nose, and stitched a smiling mouth with black embroidery floss for each face.
Step 4: Attach short strips of yarn or raffia along the back edge to mimic straw hair.
Step 5: Add a loop of twine to the top of the hat for hanging, then secure everything together with a final backing layer if desired.
#11. Embroidered Felt Acorn Pillow
Interestingly, this charming little pillow features a hand-stitched acorn with embroidered floral accents and a gingham background that oozes cozy farmhouse vibes.
The decorative felt appliqué is elevated with simple embroidery and a wooden button center, making it a beautiful keepsake for your autumn decor.
Whether tucked into a tray or layered on a bench, it brings warmth and personality to any fall nook.
Materials Needed
- 1 small gingham fabric square (approx. 8″x8″)
- 3 felt sheets (burnt orange, brown, mustard yellow)
- Embroidery thread (various fall tones)
- Sewing needle and embroidery needle
- Stuffing (polyester fiberfill)
- Scissors and pins
- 1 small wooden button
- Ribbon (optional)
Step-by-step Guide
Step 1: Cut out the acorn cap, base, and leaf from felt. Then pin the pieces in place on the fabric square.
Step 2: Using a basic running stitch or blanket stitch, attach the felt pieces to the front panel.
Step 3: Embroider floral and leaf accents with colored thread. You now sew the button at the center of the design.
Step 4: Place a backing square behind the front piece, right sides together. Also, stitch around the edges, leaving a small gap.
Step 5: Turn the pillow right-side out, stuff with fiberfill, and stitch the opening closed. Finally, add a ribbon bow on top if desired.
#12. Rustic Stitched Felt Leaves
These hand-stitched felt leaves are full of cozy autumn charm. Their rounded shape, warm tones, and visible embroidery give them a homespun quality that feels nostalgic and inviting.
You can use them as table scatter, ornaments, garlands, or even gift toppers.
Each one is simple but impactful, adding a handcrafted touch to any fall setup.
Materials Needed
- 5-6 felt sheets (in orange, red, olive, mustard, burgundy)
- Embroidery floss in coordinating colors
- Embroidery needle
- Scissors
- Leaf template (teardrop or oval shape)
- Twine or string (optional)
Step-by-step Guide
Step 1: Draw a simple leaf shape on paper, then use it to trace and cut 10-12 leaves from various felt colors.
Step 2: Thread embroidery floss through the needle and use a backstitch or running stitch to add simple veins to each leaf.
Step 3: If making ornaments or a garland, sew or glue a loop of twine to the back of each leaf.
Step 4: Arrange the leaves as desired for garlands, stitch through the tops; for table scatter, layer them for added texture.
#13. Fall Leaf Finger Puppets
Let’s bring storytelling to life with these delightful felt finger puppets shaped like cheerful autumn leaves.
Perfect for fall classroom fun or playful bonding at home, these quirky characters each have their own personality.
With big googly eyes, tiny bows, and bright felt colors, they’re guaranteed to spark giggles and creative play.
Materials Needed
- 4-6 felt sheets (red, orange, yellow, brown, green)
- 8 googly eyes
- Mini pom-poms or beads
- Scrap felt for bows and accents
- Hot glue gun or fabric glue
- Black marker or thread
- Scissors
Step-by-step Guide
Step 1: Cut out two identical leaf shapes for each puppet including one for the front, one for the back.
Step 2: Glue the edges together, leaving the bottom open for your finger to fit.
Step 3: Decorate each puppet with googly eyes, a small nose, and felt bows or hats.
Step 4: Use a black marker or stitched thread to add smiles and personality.
Step 5: Let everything dry before starting your finger puppet show!
#14. Cozy Fall Felt Coasters
These handmade felt coasters are a charming way to infuse your table with seasonal warmth.
Each circle features a stitched autumn motif like squirrels, mushrooms, and colorful leaves layered onto soft heather-gray felt.
Functional yet decorative, they’re ideal for fall gatherings, gifting, or simply enjoying a warm drink on a crisp afternoon.
Plus, the combination of embroidery and layered felt gives each piece texture and personality.
Materials Needed
- 6 sheets of felt (gray for base, red, orange, white, yellow, brown)
- Embroidery floss in autumn tones
- Embroidery needle
- Fabric scissors
- Fabric glue or pins (optional)
- Round object or template (approx. 4” diameter)
Step-by-step Guide
Step 1: Trace and cut out two identical circles from gray felt for each coaster.
Step 2: Design and cut small seasonal motifs (e.g., squirrel, leaf, mushroom) from colored felt.
Step 3: Position and stitch or glue the motifs onto the top felt circle, adding embroidered details for extra charm.
Step 4: Layer the decorated circle over the plain one and stitch around the edge using a blanket stitch.
Step 5: Repeat the process to create a full matching set for your fall décor.
#15. Felt Halloween Gnomes
With tall striped hats, bushy beards, and cute seasonal details like pumpkins, spiders, and stars, these adorable felt gnomes strike a whimsical balance between spooky and sweet.
Perfect as garlands, ornaments, or tabletop decorations, each gnome is easy to personalize with fun color combinations and embellishments.
Materials Needed
- 6-8 felt sheets (orange, black, gray, white, green, and accent colors)
- Mini pom-poms
- Embroidery floss or string
- Hot glue gun or fabric glue
- Scissors
- Optional: fiberfill
Step-by-step Guide
Step 1: Cut out two teardrop body shapes and matching hat and beard pieces for each gnome.
Step 2: Glue or stitch the hat and beard onto the front body piece, then add a pom-pom nose under the hat brim.
Step 3: Decorate the hat with felt shapes (like pumpkins or stars), string, or embroidery floss.
Step 4: Glue or stitch the two body pieces together, adding fiberfill if you’d like a plush finish.
Step 5: Attach a loop of string to the top for hanging, or display as is on a shelf or centerpiece.
#16. Layered Felt Turkey Centerpiece
This adorable layered felt turkey adds a homespun charm to your Thanksgiving table or shelf.
With hand-stitched feathers, button embellishments, and bright felt wings, it captures the essence of fall with playful warmth.
Designed to stand upright, it’s perfect as a soft, safe holiday decoration that even kids can help craft.
Materials Needed
- 6 sheets of felt (brown, tan, red, orange, green, burgundy)
- 10-12 small buttons (white or mixed neutrals)
- Black seed beads
- Embroidery thread (red, green, black, tan)
- Needle
- Fabric scissors
- Polyfill stuffing
- Hot glue gun (optional)
Step-by-step Guide
Step 1: Cut out three layered feather shapes in decreasing sizes (from largest to smallest) using burgundy, tan, and brown felt.
Step 2: Cut a turkey body, beak, wattle, and wings from brown, orange, red, and green felt.
Step 3: Stitch the layers together and add buttons around the outer edge of the feathers.
Step 4: Stuff the body slightly and attach it to the front of the feather layers with stitching or glue.
Step 5: Sew on eyes and buttons, then finish by stitching around the entire edge for durability and charm.
#17. Felt Corn Husk and Leaf Wall Hanging
This rustic corn and leaf wall hanging captures the essence of harvest season.
Featuring three stitched ears of corn nestled in a burst of felt leaves, it’s ideal for door décor, entryway statements, or Thanksgiving displays.
In addition, the warm textures, muted tones, and layered elements add handcrafted charm to any fall setup.
Materials Needed
- 8-10 felt sheets in fall tones (brown, olive, mustard, gold, rust, deep purple)
- Embroidery floss in coordinating colors
- Fiberfill for light stuffing
- Ribbon for hanging (approx. 1 yard)
- Metal or wooden hanger (or dowel as alternative)
- Hot glue gun and glue sticks
- Needle, scissors, and paper leaf/corn templates
Step-by-step Guide
Step 1: Cut three corn shapes and six husk-style leaves from felt. Then cut a second set for backing if you want them lightly stuffed.
Step 2: Use cross-stitch embroidery on the corn for texture, and add decorative stitches to the leaves’ veins.
Step 3: Lightly stuff the corn shapes with fiberfill and whipstitch closed. Also, layer the leaves behind the corn cobs and glue or stitch them securely in place.
Step 4: Use hot glue or stitch the finished bundle onto the hanger or dowel. Tie a ribbon into a bow and attach it at the top for a polished look.
#18. Felt Spider Web Ornaments
These whimsical spider web ornaments add a festive Halloween flair to any space.
With their bold colors, stitched webbing, and cute three-dimensional spiders, they’re perfect for hanging on doorknobs, windows, or spooky-themed trees.
Easy to customize and fun to sew, these soft decorations are a playful mix of spooky and sweet.
Materials Needed
- 3 felt sheets (gray, orange, purple)
- Black and white felt scraps (for spider body and eyes)
- Black embroidery thread and needle
- Polyfill stuffing (very small amount for spider)
- Scissors
- Hot glue gun (optional)
- Twine or string for hanging
Step-by-step Guide
Step 1: Cut out starburst shapes (approx. 4-5 inches wide) from each colored felt sheet for the web base.
Step 2: Use black thread to embroider the web design directly onto the felt base using straight and curved stitches.
Step 3: For the spider, cut out two small black circles and stitch or glue together, lightly stuffing with polyfill.
Step 4: Cut tiny strips of black felt for spider legs and glue them to the underside of the spider body.
Step 5: Attach googly eyes or stitch small white and black felt circles for cartoon eyes. Then sew or glue the spider onto the web.
Step 6: Stitch a loop of twine or string at the top for hanging.
#19. Plush Felt Turkey Centerpiece
Amazingly, this plump and colorful felt turkey makes a delightful Thanksgiving table centerpiece or seasonal decoration.
Its layered felt feathers, soft triangular body, and stitched accents give it character and warmth.
Whether perched on a mantel or tucked among pumpkins, this little gobbler brings cheerful autumn spirit into your home.
Materials Needed
- 6-8 felt sheets in autumn colors (brown, red, orange, yellow, tan)
- Embroidery floss in black, red, yellow, and orange
- Polyester fiberfill stuffing
- Needle and scissors
- Paper turkey template
- Hot glue gun or fabric glue (optional)
Step-by-step Guide
Step 1: Cut out all body parts using the paper template: one triangle body (x2), wings, layered tail feathers, beak, wattle, eyes, and feet.
Step 2: Begin with stitching feather layers together using decorative embroidery. Then attach them to the back body piece with a whipstitch or glue.
Step 3: Sew or glue on facial features, wings, and feet to the front body panel.
Step 4: Stitch the front and back body pieces together, leaving a small gap at the bottom. Finally, stuff with fiberfill and close the seam securely.
#20. Layered Felt Pinecones
These richly textured felt pinecones bring a rustic, cozy elegance to your fall decor.
Their lifelike scales, arranged in vibrant autumn shades, make them perfect for wreaths, table centerpieces, or bowl fillers.
Specially, they add subtle woodland charm with their natural shape and plush feel.
Materials Needed
- 6-8 felt sheets in warm tones (rust, mustard, ochre, cinnamon)
- Brown felt or small felt rolls
- Paper template
- Hot glue gun and glue sticks
- Scissors
- Optional: polyester fiberfill
Step-by-step Guide
Step 1: Cut 30-40 identical scale shapes from felt using your template. You’ll need more for a fuller, layered effect.
Step 2: Roll a piece of brown felt or stuff a short cylinder as the pinecone core. Then secure with glue.
Step 3: Starting from the bottom, begin hot gluing the felt scales around the core in overlapping rows, working upward.
Step 4: As you approach the top, trim the scales smaller and closer together for a tapered, realistic look.
Step 5: Finish by adding a felt stem to the top. Let dry completely before displaying.
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