If you follow along with DIY Adulation on Instagram then you already know that I am in full fall mode right now. I knew that baby fever is totally a thing but apparently so is pumpkin fever and I have it bad. That’s why this week I couldn’t resist rounding up these 20 delightful DIY pumpkin projects for fall. With these projects you can get your pumpkin fix all over your house from your front door to your table tops. After you are done checking them out, stick around for the Merry Monday link party!

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How to Transform Foam Pumpkins into Pretty Fall Décor (Michelle James Designs)

Turn those bright orange pumpkins into gorgeous fall décor with this tutorial!

Elegant Feather Wreath Mini Tutorial (Trish at Uncommon Designs)

Who would have thought that awesome décor could be this easy to make? Make your own festive wreath with a feather boa and some pumpkins.

Farmhouse Pumpkin Bucket (How to Nest for Less)

Words cannot express how beautiful this easy tutorial is. You will want to make one for every room in the house!

Easy DIY Felt Pumpkins (My Husband Has Too Many Hobbies)

The dimension on these easy DIY pumpkins is too cute. They are so easy to make you could even get the kids in on the crafty fun.

Colorful Fall Fabric Pumpkins (Bev at Flamingo Toes)

If traditional fall colors aren’t your thing then these colorful pumpkins are for you. Who says autumn can’t be multi-colored?

Mason Jar Ring Pumpkin with Washi Tape (Jenny at Refresh Living)

These are one of those gorgeous projects that makes you go, “Wait, that is washi tape?!” The best part is that you can easily change the project to fit your style by changing up the tape.

Faux Succulent Pumpkin Centerpiece (Michelle for Crafts Unleashed)

Adding succulents to your fall décor is easy with this pumpkin centerpiece.

Distressed Wood Plank Pumpkins (Michelle at The Scrap Shoppe Blog)

Here is another great DIY to add non-traditional pops of color to your autumn décor. These would look great indoors or out!

Styrofoam Pumpkin Makeover (Shirley at Intelligent Domestications)

You just have to love those dollar store pumpkins! Here’s another tutorial to make them more sophisticated for your style.

Neutral Pallet Pumpkins (Leanna at Faeries and Fauna)

You will want these pumpkins on your porch now. They are a perfect piece of neutral décor that can be added to any style.

Silhouette Pumpkins (Trish at Uncommon Designs)

I love, love, love these no-carve pumpkins. Put them on your mantle for a vintage décor that will wow all season long.

Pumpkin Candlesticks (Paula at Frog Prince Paperie)

These pumpkin candlesticks make a beautiful centerpiece for you coffee table or dining table. Make 2 sets and bookend your mantle décor as well.

Fabulous DIY Fabric Pumpkins (Michelle James Designs)

If you love that traditional farmhouse style, these pumpkins will let you add a fall touch to it. Change up the entire look by simply changing the fabric you use if you want a more colorful fall style.

DIY Drilled Pumpkins (Taryn Whiteaker)

It doesn’t get my simpler than these modern pumpkins. They are a gorgeous addition to your home this season.

A Pumpkin Full of Roses (Linda at Crafts ala Mode)

This pumpkin décor looks great on the front door or on the wall. Personally, I love the styled look in the window.

Toilet Paper Roll Pumpkin (Dagmar at Dagmar’s Home)

Make fall décor out of items you already have around the house with this easy tutorial.

Decorating Ideas for Small White Pumpkins (Kathy at Petticoat Junktion)

Minis are always better. That is why these small white pumpkins are so cute!

Buffalo Check Pumpkin Wreath (How to Nest for Less)

This gorgeous wreath will take your front door all the way through the season.

Easy DIY Book Pumpkin (Wendi at H2O Bungalo)

Upcycled book décor is always a great way to dress up your home. Now you can make it seasonal with this awesome tutorial.

Pretty Spooky DIY Jack-O-Lantern Bracelet (DIY Adulation)

Lastly, take your pumpkin obsession on the go with this easy bracelet tutorial!

Which one of these 20 delightful DIY pumpkin projects for fall is your favorite? Now you have 20 ways to get your pumpkin fix this season. If that’s not enough, keep scrolling down and check out what fun pumpkin projects are linked up this week. See you down there at the Merry Monday link party!

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It’s no secret that one of the easiest ways to change up your door décor. In fact, you can make a few for each season to freshen up your home on a whim. There are too many beautiful ideas to stick with one all season in my opinion. With these 15 awesome DIY door décor ideas for fall you are sure to find décor to fit your style. Mix it up throughout autumn with rustic, quirky, and glittery DIY’s for your door. Then don’t forget to link up your amazing posts at the Merry Monday link party!

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10 Minute Fall Leaf Wreath (Trish at Uncommon Designs)

It doesn’t get much easier than this beautiful fall wreath. Make if fast and have your door beautified by lunch time.

Rustic Pumpkin Door Hanger (Ashley at Cherished Bliss)

You can also go the rustic route with this gorgeous décor DIY from Cherished Bliss.

Quick Fall Wreath Fix (Jen at the Magic Brush)

Don’t discard those faded wreaths. Instead, give them new life with an easy spruce.

DIY Sparkly Autumn Leaf Wreath (Jessa at Sparkle Living Blog)

Add a little sparkle to your door with this glittery wreath DIY!

Chalkboard Platter Fall Wreath (Jenny at Refresh Living)

I’m a sucker for a great upcycle and this wreath definitely delivers. It will easily add some beautiful décor to your home.

Rustic Outdoor Decorating Idea for Fall (Leanna @ Faeries and Fauna)

This wreath is absolutely gorgeous. It is the perfect addition to your fall front porch.

Wheat Wreath (Angie at The Country Chic Cottage)

Sometimes the simplest ideas can be the most beautiful, as is the case with this wheat wreath.

Fall Pumpkin Metallic Ribbon Wreath (Kim at Made in a Day)

Here is another gorgeous, glittery wreath. It is so pretty you will want one on every door in your home… and maybe a few windows too!

DIY Cornucopia Wreath (Shirley at Intelligent Domestications)

A cornucopia is a staple of autumn and this wreath lets you rock that staple on your front door all season.

Autumn Wreath and Front Porch Reveal (Emily at Two Purple Couches)

This simple DIY wreath is absolutely stunning. Add some mums to your porch, like Emily does, to round out your outdoor autumn décor.

Rustic Fall Cinnamon Broom Wreath (Amanda at Domestically Creative)

Here is another great example of giving new life to an older piece that you love. Find out how she took a drab little cinnamon broom and turned it into a gorgeous piece of door décor.

DIY Wood Slice Wreath (Sara at Twelve on Main)

I love the simplicity of this wood slice wreath. It not only works for fall but would look great hanging on your door well into winter.

How to Make a Dahlia Book Page Wreath (Kimberly at A Wonderful Thought)

This book page wreath is an example of a wreath so pretty you will want to display it inside your home so you can look at any time you want.

Fall Burlap Ribbon Wreath (Erlene at My Pinterventures)

Burlap is such a pretty addition to fall and this wreath makes it easy to incorporate into your fall décor.

DIY Autumn Thankful Wreath (DIY Adulation)

This wreath is a perfect new Thanksgiving tradition for your family. Add new leaves each year about what you are thankful for and watch it bloom fuller, year after year.

Which one of these 15 awesome DIY door décor ideas for fall is your favorite? Any of them will look great on your door this season. Don’t forget that these wreaths look great in other areas of your home, too. Dress up your mantel and walls with them to create beautiful décor throughout your house. You can find more fall decor ideas and DIY’s on the Autumn Holidays Page. Now it is time to move on to the party. Share your awesomeness with us below at this week’s Merry Monday link party!

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Football season is here! On Saturday I am watching the game with my 2 youngest children and even though it is pre-season, I get into it. I am 100% that annoying person yelling at the TV like they can hear me. Then the most adorable thing started happening. The 3 and 4 year old started yelling the same things I was at the TV… only they don’t know much about football so it would be at completely random times. It is so cute to watch them yell, “Go, go, go!” at the players during a field goal attempt… the opposing team’s attempt. It was a great reminder of how much fun football can be even when you know nothing about the sport. This DIY Cincinnati Bengals purse celebrates that innocent fun with a mix of whimsical buttons and traditional style.

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The Rules:

Upcycle an item(s) from a thrift store, resale store, or garage sale into a new piece of decor.
There’s no monthly theme.
There’s no budget to stick to.

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Materials

XL Bengals Zip-Up Jacket
Scissors
Straight Pins
Needle Black Thread
Large Orange Button
Small Orange Button
Large Black Button
Small Black Button
Orange Strap (Measured and Cut for where you would like the purse to hang)

Step 1

First, sew a whip-stitch around your zipper 6-7 inches from the top.

Tip:

Make sure that your jacket is zipped closed for this. You are creating a new stop for the zipper so it needs to be above the stitch.

Step 2

Next, cut off the trim around the bottom in one long piece.

Note:

Keep this for another project that I will be sharing with you later.

Step 3

Then cut up the side seam of the jacket to just below where you sewed around the zipper.

Step 4

Cut straight across the front of the jacket, again staying under the sewn part on your zipper.

Step 5

Repeat step 3 on the opposite side seam of the jacket.

Step 6

Next, cut to the sleeves on either side.

Step 7

Then cut about the sleeves and the collar, leaving the collar attached as pictured.

Note:

Again, save the pieces you have removed for another project.

Step 8

Fold your jacket piece in half at the zipper with right-sides facing together.

Step 9

Line up the edges and pin them together.

Step 10

Next, sew around the pinned edges starting at the bottom and stopping at the collar.

Step 11

After the rest of the edges are sewn, trim the collar to match the edge and sew close.

Step 12

Unzip your zipper and turn your purse right-side out.

Step 13

Next, sew one end of your strap to the large orange button.

Step 14

Once the orange button is secure, sew the small black button on top of it.

Tip:

During these steps, don’t add too many stitches. It will make it harder to attach to your purse in the next step.

Step 15

Now sew the buttons to the top of your purse.

Step 16

Repeat steps 13 through 15 with the large black button and small orange button at the bottom of your purse.

How much fun is this DIY Cincinnati Bengals purse?! I love it when you find something your love at the thrift store and are able to turn it into something amazing. In this case it is being turned into 4 amazing somethings. I will be sharing those tutorials with you throughout the month so don’t throw out any of the pieces we didn’t use to make the purse. Now it is time to check out what my friends discovered this month at the links below.

See where I’m linking up!

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And now for more thrifty goodness!

Check out what my fellow upcyclers created below!

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