Easy Fall Felt Leaf Garland

Updated on June 19, 2024

Easy fall leaf garland. Create an inexpensive autumn felt leaf garland in ten minutes or less!

Thanksgiving will be here before we know it! Do you decorate for it or jump right to Christmas? Today’s craft is a super easy, quick, low budget craft! I am sharing my fall front table that I decorated last year. My cute turkey only comes out for November. But, he is one of my favorite parts of the table. 

Last year I found felt leaves at the Target dollar spot. I knew right away I wanted to create a fun, fall leaf garland with them.

Supplies needed: (contains affiliate links)

• Felt leaves 
• Baker’s twine
• Scissors
• Crop-o-Dile (or other small hole punch)

The first larger set of leaves had slits pre-cut in them to be able to slide them together to make a 3D display. 

Simply use baker’s twine and feed it through the cut out holes in the leaves. Space them apart and hang.

The second smaller set of felt leaves were solid.

 I used my Crop-o-Dile to punch two small holes at the top of each leaf. 

And, like the first garland, I strung them all together using my bakers twine.

Note: These holes were much smaller, so to make it easier you can use a large eye needle with your twine, or you can wrap the end with a small amount of clear tape to create a point to be able to easily thread your twine through the holes.

This project took me about 10 minutes total to make and hang up. It is festive and adds a little something extra to my display.

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