Today we browsed the blog looking for fall tutorials and crafts as a way to celebrate this much-needed rain. And while the water gives rivers, reservoirs, forests, and city air a much-needed break, we're going to get ready to enjoy this season. That's why we've put together a post selecting our prettiest fall ideas.
Sewing tutorials, accessory-personalization projects, and crafts using elements provided by nature, which you can make with the kids at home. Let's get started!
Fall Tutorials and Crafts
Stylish Umbrellas
Do you also feel that it's very difficult to find a pretty, original umbrella at a good price? Do they all seem the same, bland, and boring? Well, after reading this post, you'll never leave your umbrella behind anywhere again because you'll be very careful not to lose it.
We'll show you how to paint umbrellas in four easy, beautiful ways to suit every taste. You'll see that the results are beautiful and, above all, unique. Click the link to see the post: 4 DIY Techniques for Painting Umbrellas.
And sing in the rain!
Personalized Rain Boots
Another essential for splashing through puddles and walking confidently in the rain is a pair of Katiuskas. Or, if you prefer, the classic rubber boots that returned to the streets and filled shoe-store windows again a few years ago. And this works out perfectly for us, because you may even have a pair forgotten in your closet.
Would you like to bring them back to life and turn them into something very special? Then take a look at this post with 3 ideas for personalizing Katiuskas.
Fall Crafts for Kids
And now that we're ready to head outside, let's go look for dried leaves! They'll be the main raw material for the fall crafts in the next post. Make garlands, masks for playing, decorated leaves, little pinecone people, and fun photographs.
They're very easy crafts that you can make with very few materials, and the kids at home will love them. Although we're sure you'll like the dried-leaf garland more. Go to the post to discover them all: 5 Fall DIYs for Kids.
Fall Sewing Tutorials
We published this roundup post a month ago, but we're reminding you about it in case you missed it then. A selection of sewing tutorials from Lulu Ferris that will be perfect for the in-between season. Jackets, leggings, sweaters, pants, skirts, beanies, sweatshirts, baby booties… We're sure you'll find something you need!
Here's the link to see them all: Sewing Tutorials for the In-Between Season. That way, while the kids keep busy decorating leaves or painting their umbrellas, maybe you can have a little time to sew.
Enjoy fall!