New Craft Patterns October 2019 + Fall Crafts / Halloween Crafts / St. Martin’s Day Crafts / Advent Crafts / Christmas Crafts

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This very simple version of the autumn leaf window decorations is especially well-suited for you if you haven’t worked much with a craft knife yet: Both the outline of the leaves and the leaf veins are simplified to the essentials—which makes it easier for you to get started with this beautiful crafting technique.



The autumn leaves are made from photo cardstock and tracing paper, approximately 18.3 to 19.2 cm wide and approximately 23.2 to 26.5 cm tall.

You can easily make this very autumnal St. Martin’s lantern yourself—the base and lid are made from a cheese box (available at any well-stocked craft store)!



In addition to a cheese box, you’ll need photo cardstock and tracing paper for this lantern. The lantern, which measures approximately 15.5 x 21 cm, is very easy to make.

Here is my contribution to the color campaign that started today on Crazypatterns: a wall picture made from scraps of photo cardstock – beautiful, colorful, autumnal, and easy to make!



The paper picture measures approx. 31 x 31 cm and can be glued onto any paper-like background. Apart from skillful handling of scissors or a craft knife and glue, no special knowledge or skills are required.

If your child is going through a pink phase right now, they’ll definitely be delighted with this St. Martin’s lantern.
 
It’s not only pretty, but also nicely compact and very comfortable for small hands to carry.



The lantern is made from photo cardstock and translucent paper, measures approx. 15.5 x 22 cm, and is very easy to make.
 
The top opening of the lantern and its base are made from a cheese box (these are available during lantern season in every craft store specifically for this purpose; otherwise, you can also order them online year-round).

This feminine version of a Santa boot is not especially large, but it’s big enough to give someone a few sweets or another nice little treat.

However, if you really need more space for your gift, you can enlarge this boot by extending the straight section of the shaft to the desired height.



The boot is made from photo cardstock and measures approx. 19 x 22 x 7.5 cm. With
a little crafting experience, it is easy to make and works both with
and without a crepe paper hood.

With these stars, you can really let your creativity run wild, because you have the option of creating lots of very different-looking stars by arranging the yellow and white differently, as well as by adding other colors of transparent paper.



The stars are made from photo cardstock and transparent paper and are about 30 x 26 cm in size. They are also very easy for beginners to make.

If you’re looking for handmade Christmas tree decorations, you’re sure to like these little fir trees . The little trees are made from photo cardstock and construction paper, so they are light and unbreakable.



These tree ornaments are approx. 8 x 8 x 7 cm in size and are also very easy for a skilled beginner to make.

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The maple bonsai is showing off its most beautiful autumn colors.

The sparkling beads in gorgeous autumn colors make the bonsai tree an absolute eye-catcher and an extraordinary decoration for your home.

The little beaded tree also makes a lovely and unusual gift for someone dear to you.

Have you never worked with beads and wire before? No problem.

Go for it—the many detailed, thoroughly described step-by-step photos in the PDF pattern make it very easy for you to recreate.



You can find the pattern for the autumn maple bonsai here