It is finally autumn in Columbus, and you want to decorate your home to give it that warm, fall feeling. Here are some easy, inexpensive DIY fall decorations, courtesy of your Columbus movers, that will help bring the fall spirit to your home. You can create these DIY fall decorations in 30 minutes, or less!

Pumpkin Flower Holder

Pick up one of the plastic pumpkin Halloween candy-holder from any local store – they are typically no more than one dollar. Drill a few holes in the bottoms and spray paint the holders warm colors that compliment your home, such as copper or bronze. Fill the holders with dirt, fertilizer, and fresh flowers to complete the look!

Fall Porch Basket

Place a basket on your front porch with artificial leaves, flowers, and pumpkins. Add white string lights throughout the arrangement to give it a luminous glow.

Wine Cork Pumpkin

Before you throw away your wine corks, Columbus movers suggest you save them to make DIY fall decorations! Hot glue wine corks, one of top of the other, in rows into a shape that resembles the circle of a pumpkin. Use orange spray paint to coat the face of the corks. Cut green felt into the shape of pumpkin leaves and tie them on top with twine to create the stem and leaf part of the pumpkin.

Cinnamon Stick Candle Holders

To make a quick fall centerpiece, you will need cinnamon sticks, candles, rubber bands, and twine. Use the rubber bands to hold various sized cinnamon sticks wrapped around the candle, then conceal the rubber band by tying twine around it. Columbus movers say it looks best when finished with a bow.