Chic fall DIYs that look complicated but aren't

This is possibly the chicest pumpkin we’ve ever seen. Kristin from Hunted Interior printed out a picture of a floral arrangement and glued it onto a faux pumpkin using Mod Podge. Talk about agorgeous fall centrepiece! 

What’s fall without a wreath? If you’re not into the traditional orange and yellow colours, this modern take by Hobby Lobby uses florals and greenery to create a stunning piece of decor. 

Mixing trendy and seasonal, these succulent pumpkin planters by Brittni Mehlhoff of Paper & Stitch are the cutest way to bring some festival fall decor into your space without going completely overboard. 

Did fall even happen if you didn’t have pumpkin pie? Liz from Say Yes blog shows how to make a fun banner featuring your favourite fall pie using copper foil tape and moulding clay.

There’s nothing quite like the satisfaction that comes from saying “I made that” when guests admire your centrepiece. This gorgeous copper pumpkin lantern by Lauren of Bless’er House Blog is simply made from wire baskets. 

If you’re not totally into DIY-ing something from scratch, there are tons of great kits out there that provide all the materials for you, like this adorable cross stitch kit. It comes with a pattern, pre-cut thread and instructions.

Ashley Rose from Sugar & Cloth proves that a glam fall is as simple as gluing some sequins onto your pumpkins.

Pom pom garlands are still trending, and the beauty of them is you can keep them on display all year long. Make your own and get creative with the colours you use.

This wreath was made for the fall season, but you could leave it on display all year round. And all you need to make it is an embroidery hoop and some greenery. Get all the instructions from Jodie and Jen of Eighteen25. 

If crafting just isn’t your thing, you could opt for something a little more fun. This DIY gin kit comes with herbs and spices (like juniper berries and coriander) and all the tools you need to make your own from home. This also makes an amazing festive hostess gift.

Believe it or not, these gorgeous paper flowers start as a PDF document. Print out the templates and construct the flowers using a hot glue gun. We love the idea of printing them on autumnal-coloured paper and sticking them to an embroidery hoop to create your own custom wreath.