Get Crafty Now: 20 Amazing Fall Wood Crafts for Kids!

Fall is a very magical time for crafting with your little kids, the colors, crisp air, and abundance of natural materials makes it perfect for creativity, wood crafts with kids can be quite fun because of their family-time factor.

Plus, they’re sturdy enough to last for seasons to come, so let’s read some unique fall wood crafts for kids that are sure to keep your kids engaged and delighted.

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Fall Wood Crafts for Kids

1. Fall-Themed Door Hangers

Hand-painted wooden door hangers with autumn colors and messages like 'Welcome Fall,' decorated with wooden leaves and acorns

Create door hangers using wooden planks, paint them in fall colors and add messages like “Welcome Fall” or “Harvest Greetings.”

Decorate with wooden leaves, acorns, or pumpkins, then hang them on bedroom doors for a personal touch.

2. Leaf Stencil Art

Children creating fall-themed artwork using leaf-shaped wooden stencils on paper with colorful paint

Use leaf-shaped wooden stencils to create art, by placing the stencil on paper and let the kids paint over it.

Remove the stencil to reveal the leaf shape, this can be a fun and easy way for kids to make fall-themed artwork.

3. Pumpkin-Themed Bookends

Wooden bookends featuring vibrant painted pumpkins, adding a festive touch to kids' bookshelves

Make bookends by attaching small wooden pumpkins to wooden blocks.

Color the pumpkins in vibrant colors and add details like faces or patterns, then these bookends can keep kids’ books organized while adding a festive vibe.

4. Painted Wood Slice Coasters

Wood slices painted with fall designs, used as coasters, and finished with a protective varnish

Use wood slices as coasters and let the kids paint fall-themed designs on them.

Sealing the paint with a clear varnish will protect the designs, these coasters are practical and make great gifts for family and friends.

5. Apple Picking Baskets

Small wooden baskets painted red and green, used for pretend play or decoration, simulating an apple-picking experience

Make a small wooden basket and make it in red and green to resemble apples, then these can be used as decorations or for pretend play.

Kids can “pick” small items and place them in the baskets, mimicking an apple-picking experience.

6. Wooden Pumpkin Patch

Miniature pumpkin patch made of painted wooden circles with green felt stems, displayed on a wooden base

Create a miniature pumpkin patch using small wooden circles as pumpkins, color the circles in different or unique shades of orange and add green felt stems.

Put them on a piece of wood to mimic a pumpkin patch scene, perfect for tabletop decor.

7. Wooden Fairy Houses

Small fairy houses crafted from wood scraps and decorated with natural materials, tiny doors, and windows, placed in a garden

Build a small small fairy houses using wood scraps and natural materials like twigs and leaves.

Then color, and decorate the houses with tiny doors and windows, and put them in the garden or yard to create a magical fall scene.

8. Fall Festival Game Boards

Wooden game board with a fall festival theme, including apple picking and pumpkin patch spaces, and small wooden game markers

Create a simple game board using a wooden plank, with a fall festival theme, including spaces for activities like apple picking or pumpkin patches.

Make sure to use small wooden pieces as game markers, this can be a fun indoor activity for rainy fall days.

9. Wooden Sunflower Garden Stakes

Bright yellow wooden sunflowers with brown centers mounted on wooden sticks, used as garden decorations

Create a sunflower garden stakes using wooden circles for the flower heads and wooden sticks for the stems.

Make flowers in bright yellow with brown centers and place them in the garden or potted plants for a cheerful fall decoration.

Related: Fall Crafts Using Old Wood

10. Painted Wooden Gourds

Wooden gourd shapes painted in fall colors with added details like stripes and faces, used as whimsical fall decor

Use wooden gourd shapes, in various fall colors, then add details like stripes, polka dots, or faces.

These can be displayed around the house, adding a vibe of whimsy to your fall decor.

11. Wooden Fox Masks

Wooden fox masks painted by children, decorated with felt ears and whiskers, and fitted with elastic bands for wearing

Cut out fox mask shapes from thin wood, and let the kids paint them and add details like felt ears and whiskers.

Attach an elastic band to wear the masks. These are great for imaginative play and fall-themed costumes.

12. Autumn Tree Wall Art

Large wooden board painted as an autumn tree with smaller wooden pieces for colorful fall leaves, made by a family

Create a piece of wall art by painting a large wooden board to look like an autumn tree.

Use smaller wooden pieces for the leaves, painted in fall colors, then this craft can be a collaborative project for the whole family to enjoy.

13. Fall-Themed Wood Bracelets

Wooden bracelets made from painted beads in fall colors, adorned with tiny wooden leaf or pumpkin charms

Create wooden bracelets by stringing together wooden beads painted in fall colors.

Add charms like tiny wooden leaves or pumpkins. These bracelets are fun to make and wear, perfect for kids to show off their seasonal spirit.

14. Wooden Vegetable Decorations

Small wooden blocks painted to resemble vegetables with colorful caps, used as unique fall decorations

Create small wooden vegetables by painting wood blocks and adding small wooden caps.

Color the caps in vibrant colors like red with white spots, then these vegetables can be placed around the house as a unique decor item.

15. Leaf-Shaped Napkin Rings

Leaf-shaped wooden napkin rings painted in fall hues, attached to wood or metal strips for a seasonal dining table

Cut leaf shapes from a thin wood piece, and color them in fall hues, then attach them to strips of wood or metal to create napkin rings.

These add a seasonal touch to any fall dining table and are perfect for family gatherings.

16. DIY Pumpkin Puzzle

Wooden pumpkin cut into puzzle pieces, each painted in different shades of orange and yellow, assembled by kids

Cut a wooden pumpkin shape into several puzzle pieces, with each piece in different shades of orange and yellow.

Kids can enjoy putting the puzzle together and displaying it as a festive decoration.

17. Leaf-Shaped Key Holders

Wooden key holders shaped like leaves, painted in fall colors with small hooks, mounted on wood for organizing keys

Create key holders from wooden leaf shapes, keep the leaves in fall colors and attach small hooks.

Mount the leaf on a piece of wood or directly onto the wall. This practical craft helps keep keys organized and adds also adds a seasonal vibe to your entryway.

18. Wooden Leaf Puzzles

Thin wooden leaf shapes cut into puzzle pieces and painted in fall colors, used by children for solving and play

Cut out leaf shapes from thin wood and slice them into puzzle pieces, and paint each piece in different fall colors.

This simple puzzle is a great way for young kids to develop their problem-solving skills while enjoying fall-themed fun.

19. Wooden Spoon Pilgrims

Wooden spoons crafted into Pilgrim figures with felt hats and collars, used as Thanksgiving table decorations or puppets

Craft little Pilgrim figures using wooden spoons, and make the spoons resemble Pilgrims, adding felt hats and collars.

These can be used as table decorations for Thanksgiving or as fun puppets for imaginative play.

20. Tree Branch Candle Holders

Tree branches cut into candle holder sizes, hollowed for tea lights, and decorated with fall motifs for a rustic look

Collect small tree branches and cut them into candle holder sizes, then hollow out the centers to fit tea light candles.

Decorate the outside with fall motifs. These candle holders add a cozy, rustic feel to any fall setting.

Related: Fall Craft Ideas Using Wood Slices

Conclusion

Making things with wood in the fall is not only fun but also creates lasting memories, as these projects are simple enough for kids yet result in beautiful decorations that capture the vibe of the season.

So collect some good wood, paint, and other materials, and enjoy these delightful fall wood crafts with your little ones.

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