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16 DIY Fall Lantern Projects You Can’t Miss

Fall is coming up. The question is, are you ready? There is no way we’re going to let you miss out on decorating your home with literally the best DIY fall lanterns.

This is for sure going to make your home the one to beat. Here are 16 DIY fall lantern projects to turn your house into a home:

1. Fill with Miniature Pumpkins

DIY Fall Lantern Projects

Source: Southern Lady Magazine

When we saw these miniature pumpkins, we thought they were literally so cute. There was no way we were going to miss out on adding this to the list. This makes for the perfect adorable fall lanterns.

2. Add to Your Fall Front Porch

DIY Fall Lantern Projects

Source: On Sutton Place

There is literally no better way to drench your house in fall décor than by starting off with some DIY fall lanterns on your front porch. This will for sure transform your entire porch to a warmer theme.

3. Rustic Metallic Theme

DIY Fall Lantern Projects

Source: Taryn Whiteaker

Who says your fall theme has to have the usual orange tones? We are literally in love with this DIY lantern project where they took fall lanterns to a whole new level by making them rustic metallic.

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4. Fill with Fall Leaves and Berry Garlands

DIY Fall Lantern Projects

Source: Home Talk

If you’re looking to start out safe, you should for sure fill your lanterns with fall leaves and berry garlands. This is pretty much as vanilla as it gets and will literally never worry about getting it wrong.

5. Add to a Centerpiece Basket

DIY Fall Lantern Projects

Source: Opulent Cottage

If you’ve got a dining table that is collecting dust and you have literally no idea how to fill it, we totally love the idea of getting a fall centerpiece basket and adding a DIY fall lantern as well.

6. DIY Spray Paint Lantern

DIY Fall Lantern Projects

Source: Home Talk

Who says you have to mess up the aesthetic of your home just so you can get a fall theme? You should for sure spray paint your DIY fall lantern with the colour themes that match your furniture.

7. A Simple Setup

Source: The Crafting Chicks

Let’s be real. Not everyone has enough space for a super big fall corner. We literally love the simplest of setups too. You should for sure get an ordinary lantern and pair it up with a pumpkin.

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8. Wrap with a Grapevine

Source: Serendipity Refined

This next one literally caught our eye as it totally reminds us of a bird’s nest which is so cute. Obviously, you don’t have to get an actual bird’s nest. You can for sure do this with grapevine too.

9. Mason Jar Fall Lanterns

Source: The Bedford Tribune

There’s nothing that screams DIY lanterns more than lanterns made out of mason jars. We’re pretty sure most of you already have these lying around at home so why not put it to good use this fall?

10. Wrap with Fall Leaves

Source: The Frugal Homemaker

Remember how we literally just talked about a bird’s nest style of fall lanterns? This next one builds on that idea but uses fall leaves instead of grapevine which is for sure better for the ultimate effect.

11. Place in a Planter

Source: Kirklands

If you’re really looking to stand out and try something unique this fall, you should for sure place your lanterns in your planters. I can’t even stress enough how big of an impact this puts on your home.

12. The Fall Jack-O-Lantern

Source: Tilly’s Nest

This next one is a total inspiration from Halloween’s jack-o-lanterns. Instead of putting the lantern inside the pumpkin, you put it on top of the pumpkin and add some fall leaves for the fall effect.

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13. Lantern with a Bow

Source: Nob Hill

We can’t help but have a total favourite on this list. And it’s this super cute lantern with a bow. This DIY fall lantern is for sure going to stand out in the bunch. Don’t forget to add a grapevine too.

14. Pair with Haystacks

Source: Rustic White

We always tell people that lanterns don’t look complete unless they come in a pair. I mean, take a look at these lanterns and how they complement each other and the haystack décor behind them.

15. Add to a Rustic Wagon

Source: Elizabeth Anne

If you’ve got a good backyard or even front yard that is just collecting dust, you could get a rustic wagon for super cheap and fill it with seasonal décor all the time to make it look part of the home.

16. Combine It All

Source: Stone Gable

While we’ve given you a ton of DIY options here, we totally recommend that you combine all of them. Add some bows, fill your lanterns, and spray paint your miniature pumpkins this fall season. 

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