Here are some ideas to help you bring fall into your home without breaking the bank:

10. fill a vase or jug with tree leaves from Dear Lillie:

9. Be like a chipmunk and gather! I love this pinecone and acorn wreath from HGTV:

8. Fill a basket with pinecones – from Farmhouse 5540 on Instagram:

7. take a frame and hot glue some acorns to it:

6. be on the lookout for white branches – these came from a tree that lost a big branch in an autumn storm. Bundles of branches are great fillers in fall and winter.

5. make a wreath with picks from the dollar store:

4. dip leaves in wax and hang them in your window – from Clover Lane:

3. visit a cornfield and gather the tops of the cornstalks (corn tassels?) and make a wreath like All Things Thrifty:

2. Grab some branches and hot glue some candy corn on the tips:

1. make some cozy yarn balls. I just whipped these together this morning.

I got some wiffle balls and ping pong from the dollar store,

some yarn from Walmart and just wrapped them up.

They are great just to put in a basket or a tray and you can leave them up through the winter months as well. You could make a wreath as well! Wool = cozy to me.

The weather is supposed to finally turn cooler towards the end of this week, I’m itching to bust out the fall and Halloween decor!

We have not shared a Under $10 Under 1 Hour project in a long time, so here’s one I whipped up this morning!

I found these pumpkin stems at the Dollar Tree called Floral Garden Pumpkin Filler – I couldn’t find them online so you’ll probably have to search at your local store.

I used 8 stems and just cut them with a wire cutter and tucked them into an 18” grapevine wreath I already had on hand. You can see I also bought some burlap ribbon that I thought I might use but I actually liked it better without.

I hung it from a command hook above my cooktop but I was a little worried it might catch on fire, so I moved it above:

That’s it – so easy, inexpensive, and ready for autumn!

Happy dollar store crafting!