Homemade scarecrows are perfect for fall and so easy to make. So,what are you waiting for? This is a project you are going to totally love! No matter which one you make and where you decide to keep it, any of these homemade scarecrows are sure to make your entire house look ready for fall. Check out these easy homemade scarecrows as a starting point, but create your masterpiece however you want it. Let me know how it goes!
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Oh, there are tons of ways! You can start with some old clothes and a little creativity. Stuff a flannel shirt and jeans with straw, or even use hay! Add a cute face with paint or a carved pumpkin. It's all about having fun and letting your imagination run wild!
Not at all! Most things you need are probably already lying around your house. Old clothes, a hat, a permanent marker for the face, and some straw or plastic bags for stuffing should do the trick. The best scarecrows are made with love, not a trip to the craft store!
Absolutely! Place them on your front porch to welcome guests, or use them as centerpieces in your garden. Pair them with pumpkins and fall leaves for that extra autumn vibe. You can even get creative and give each family member a scarecrow that represents them!
Oh, the sky's the limit! You can go traditional with the classic farmer look, or try something whimsical like a scarecrow fairy or pirate. How about joining in on a theme, like a Best of British style with tweed and a flat cap? Just have fun with it!
Totally! It's a great way to spend a fall afternoon together. Let everyone contribute - kids love drawing faces, and it's such a joy watching them stuff the legs with straw. Plus, it's a lovely opportunity to make memories and have some laughs!
2. Pumpkin Man
Via restylinghomebykellyblog.com He's not the traditional straw scarecrow you're probably used to seeing, but this guy is pretty cute.
Oh, there are tons of ways! You can start with some old clothes and a little creativity. Stuff a flannel shirt and jeans with straw, or even use hay! Add a cute face with paint or a carved pumpkin. It's all about having fun and letting your imagination run wild!
Not at all! Most things you need are probably already lying around your house. Old clothes, a hat, a permanent marker for the face, and some straw or plastic bags for stuffing should do the trick. The best scarecrows are made with love, not a trip to the craft store!
Absolutely! Place them on your front porch to welcome guests, or use them as centerpieces in your garden. Pair them with pumpkins and fall leaves for that extra autumn vibe. You can even get creative and give each family member a scarecrow that represents them!
Oh, the sky's the limit! You can go traditional with the classic farmer look, or try something whimsical like a scarecrow fairy or pirate. How about joining in on a theme, like a Best of British style with tweed and a flat cap? Just have fun with it!
Totally! It's a great way to spend a fall afternoon together. Let everyone contribute - kids love drawing faces, and it's such a joy watching them stuff the legs with straw. Plus, it's a lovely opportunity to make memories and have some laughs!
Oh, there are tons of ways! You can start with some old clothes and a little creativity. Stuff a flannel shirt and jeans with straw, or even use hay! Add a cute face with paint or a carved pumpkin. It's all about having fun and letting your imagination run wild!
Not at all! Most things you need are probably already lying around your house. Old clothes, a hat, a permanent marker for the face, and some straw or plastic bags for stuffing should do the trick. The best scarecrows are made with love, not a trip to the craft store!
Absolutely! Place them on your front porch to welcome guests, or use them as centerpieces in your garden. Pair them with pumpkins and fall leaves for that extra autumn vibe. You can even get creative and give each family member a scarecrow that represents them!
Oh, the sky's the limit! You can go traditional with the classic farmer look, or try something whimsical like a scarecrow fairy or pirate. How about joining in on a theme, like a Best of British style with tweed and a flat cap? Just have fun with it!
Totally! It's a great way to spend a fall afternoon together. Let everyone contribute - kids love drawing faces, and it's such a joy watching them stuff the legs with straw. Plus, it's a lovely opportunity to make memories and have some laughs!
What are some easy ways to make a homemade scarecrow for fall?
Oh, there are tons of ways! You can start with some old clothes and a little creativity. Stuff a flannel shirt and jeans with straw, or even use hay! Add a cute face with paint or a carved pumpkin. It's all about having fun and letting your imagination run wild!
Do I need special materials to make a scarecrow?
Not at all! Most things you need are probably already lying around your house. Old clothes, a hat, a permanent marker for the face, and some straw or plastic bags for stuffing should do the trick. The best scarecrows are made with love, not a trip to the craft store!
Any tips for using scarecrows in my fall decor?
Absolutely! Place them on your front porch to welcome guests, or use them as centerpieces in your garden. Pair them with pumpkins and fall leaves for that extra autumn vibe. You can even get creative and give each family member a scarecrow that represents them!
What are some different types of scarecrows I can try making?
Oh, the sky's the limit! You can go traditional with the classic farmer look, or try something whimsical like a scarecrow fairy or pirate. How about joining in on a theme, like a Best of British style with tweed and a flat cap? Just have fun with it!
Can scarecrow-making be a fun family activity?
Totally! It's a great way to spend a fall afternoon together. Let everyone contribute - kids love drawing faces, and it's such a joy watching them stuff the legs with straw. Plus, it's a lovely opportunity to make memories and have some laughs!
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5. Porch Stair Welcome
Via Far Above Rubies: When the ... Isn't this cute little scarecrow perfect for welcoming guests to your home this fall.
What are some easy ways to make a homemade scarecrow for fall?
Oh, there are tons of ways! You can start with some old clothes and a little creativity. Stuff a flannel shirt and jeans with straw, or even use hay! Add a cute face with paint or a carved pumpkin. It's all about having fun and letting your imagination run wild!
Do I need special materials to make a scarecrow?
Not at all! Most things you need are probably already lying around your house. Old clothes, a hat, a permanent marker for the face, and some straw or plastic bags for stuffing should do the trick. The best scarecrows are made with love, not a trip to the craft store!
Any tips for using scarecrows in my fall decor?
Absolutely! Place them on your front porch to welcome guests, or use them as centerpieces in your garden. Pair them with pumpkins and fall leaves for that extra autumn vibe. You can even get creative and give each family member a scarecrow that represents them!
What are some different types of scarecrows I can try making?
Oh, the sky's the limit! You can go traditional with the classic farmer look, or try something whimsical like a scarecrow fairy or pirate. How about joining in on a theme, like a Best of British style with tweed and a flat cap? Just have fun with it!
Can scarecrow-making be a fun family activity?
Totally! It's a great way to spend a fall afternoon together. Let everyone contribute - kids love drawing faces, and it's such a joy watching them stuff the legs with straw. Plus, it's a lovely opportunity to make memories and have some laughs!
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What are some easy ways to make a homemade scarecrow for fall?
Oh, there are tons of ways! You can start with some old clothes and a little creativity. Stuff a flannel shirt and jeans with straw, or even use hay! Add a cute face with paint or a carved pumpkin. It's all about having fun and letting your imagination run wild!
Do I need special materials to make a scarecrow?
Not at all! Most things you need are probably already lying around your house. Old clothes, a hat, a permanent marker for the face, and some straw or plastic bags for stuffing should do the trick. The best scarecrows are made with love, not a trip to the craft store!
Any tips for using scarecrows in my fall decor?
Absolutely! Place them on your front porch to welcome guests, or use them as centerpieces in your garden. Pair them with pumpkins and fall leaves for that extra autumn vibe. You can even get creative and give each family member a scarecrow that represents them!
What are some different types of scarecrows I can try making?
Oh, the sky's the limit! You can go traditional with the classic farmer look, or try something whimsical like a scarecrow fairy or pirate. How about joining in on a theme, like a Best of British style with tweed and a flat cap? Just have fun with it!
Can scarecrow-making be a fun family activity?
Totally! It's a great way to spend a fall afternoon together. Let everyone contribute - kids love drawing faces, and it's such a joy watching them stuff the legs with straw. Plus, it's a lovely opportunity to make memories and have some laughs!
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7. Creepy Scarecrow in a Forest
Via PUMPKINROT.COM: What's Brewing I can see this being stashed in a corn maze to scare folks on Halloween. Be cautious - you never know where he'll turn up.
What are some easy ways to make a homemade scarecrow for fall?
Oh, there are tons of ways! You can start with some old clothes and a little creativity. Stuff a flannel shirt and jeans with straw, or even use hay! Add a cute face with paint or a carved pumpkin. It's all about having fun and letting your imagination run wild!
Do I need special materials to make a scarecrow?
Not at all! Most things you need are probably already lying around your house. Old clothes, a hat, a permanent marker for the face, and some straw or plastic bags for stuffing should do the trick. The best scarecrows are made with love, not a trip to the craft store!
Any tips for using scarecrows in my fall decor?
Absolutely! Place them on your front porch to welcome guests, or use them as centerpieces in your garden. Pair them with pumpkins and fall leaves for that extra autumn vibe. You can even get creative and give each family member a scarecrow that represents them!
What are some different types of scarecrows I can try making?
Oh, the sky's the limit! You can go traditional with the classic farmer look, or try something whimsical like a scarecrow fairy or pirate. How about joining in on a theme, like a Best of British style with tweed and a flat cap? Just have fun with it!
Can scarecrow-making be a fun family activity?
Totally! It's a great way to spend a fall afternoon together. Let everyone contribute - kids love drawing faces, and it's such a joy watching them stuff the legs with straw. Plus, it's a lovely opportunity to make memories and have some laughs!
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8. Pumpkin Scarecrow
Here's another great example of a scarecrow with a pumpkin for a head. Not sure why it's inside, but to each his own.
What are some easy ways to make a homemade scarecrow for fall?
Oh, there are tons of ways! You can start with some old clothes and a little creativity. Stuff a flannel shirt and jeans with straw, or even use hay! Add a cute face with paint or a carved pumpkin. It's all about having fun and letting your imagination run wild!
Do I need special materials to make a scarecrow?
Not at all! Most things you need are probably already lying around your house. Old clothes, a hat, a permanent marker for the face, and some straw or plastic bags for stuffing should do the trick. The best scarecrows are made with love, not a trip to the craft store!
Any tips for using scarecrows in my fall decor?
Absolutely! Place them on your front porch to welcome guests, or use them as centerpieces in your garden. Pair them with pumpkins and fall leaves for that extra autumn vibe. You can even get creative and give each family member a scarecrow that represents them!
What are some different types of scarecrows I can try making?
Oh, the sky's the limit! You can go traditional with the classic farmer look, or try something whimsical like a scarecrow fairy or pirate. How about joining in on a theme, like a Best of British style with tweed and a flat cap? Just have fun with it!
Can scarecrow-making be a fun family activity?
Totally! It's a great way to spend a fall afternoon together. Let everyone contribute - kids love drawing faces, and it's such a joy watching them stuff the legs with straw. Plus, it's a lovely opportunity to make memories and have some laughs!
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9. Country Scarecrows
Via Windy Hill Primitives A couple of boards and some leftover craft scraps are all you need to make these adorable scarecrows. Aren't they fabulous?
What are some easy ways to make a homemade scarecrow for fall?
Oh, there are tons of ways! You can start with some old clothes and a little creativity. Stuff a flannel shirt and jeans with straw, or even use hay! Add a cute face with paint or a carved pumpkin. It's all about having fun and letting your imagination run wild!
Do I need special materials to make a scarecrow?
Not at all! Most things you need are probably already lying around your house. Old clothes, a hat, a permanent marker for the face, and some straw or plastic bags for stuffing should do the trick. The best scarecrows are made with love, not a trip to the craft store!
Any tips for using scarecrows in my fall decor?
Absolutely! Place them on your front porch to welcome guests, or use them as centerpieces in your garden. Pair them with pumpkins and fall leaves for that extra autumn vibe. You can even get creative and give each family member a scarecrow that represents them!
What are some different types of scarecrows I can try making?
Oh, the sky's the limit! You can go traditional with the classic farmer look, or try something whimsical like a scarecrow fairy or pirate. How about joining in on a theme, like a Best of British style with tweed and a flat cap? Just have fun with it!
Can scarecrow-making be a fun family activity?
Totally! It's a great way to spend a fall afternoon together. Let everyone contribute - kids love drawing faces, and it's such a joy watching them stuff the legs with straw. Plus, it's a lovely opportunity to make memories and have some laughs!
What are some easy ways to make a homemade scarecrow for fall?
Oh, there are tons of ways! You can start with some old clothes and a little creativity. Stuff a flannel shirt and jeans with straw, or even use hay! Add a cute face with paint or a carved pumpkin. It's all about having fun and letting your imagination run wild!
Do I need special materials to make a scarecrow?
Not at all! Most things you need are probably already lying around your house. Old clothes, a hat, a permanent marker for the face, and some straw or plastic bags for stuffing should do the trick. The best scarecrows are made with love, not a trip to the craft store!
Any tips for using scarecrows in my fall decor?
Absolutely! Place them on your front porch to welcome guests, or use them as centerpieces in your garden. Pair them with pumpkins and fall leaves for that extra autumn vibe. You can even get creative and give each family member a scarecrow that represents them!
What are some different types of scarecrows I can try making?
Oh, the sky's the limit! You can go traditional with the classic farmer look, or try something whimsical like a scarecrow fairy or pirate. How about joining in on a theme, like a Best of British style with tweed and a flat cap? Just have fun with it!
Can scarecrow-making be a fun family activity?
Totally! It's a great way to spend a fall afternoon together. Let everyone contribute - kids love drawing faces, and it's such a joy watching them stuff the legs with straw. Plus, it's a lovely opportunity to make memories and have some laughs!
What are some easy ways to make a homemade scarecrow for fall?
Oh, there are tons of ways! You can start with some old clothes and a little creativity. Stuff a flannel shirt and jeans with straw, or even use hay! Add a cute face with paint or a carved pumpkin. It's all about having fun and letting your imagination run wild!
Do I need special materials to make a scarecrow?
Not at all! Most things you need are probably already lying around your house. Old clothes, a hat, a permanent marker for the face, and some straw or plastic bags for stuffing should do the trick. The best scarecrows are made with love, not a trip to the craft store!
Any tips for using scarecrows in my fall decor?
Absolutely! Place them on your front porch to welcome guests, or use them as centerpieces in your garden. Pair them with pumpkins and fall leaves for that extra autumn vibe. You can even get creative and give each family member a scarecrow that represents them!
What are some different types of scarecrows I can try making?
Oh, the sky's the limit! You can go traditional with the classic farmer look, or try something whimsical like a scarecrow fairy or pirate. How about joining in on a theme, like a Best of British style with tweed and a flat cap? Just have fun with it!
Can scarecrow-making be a fun family activity?
Totally! It's a great way to spend a fall afternoon together. Let everyone contribute - kids love drawing faces, and it's such a joy watching them stuff the legs with straw. Plus, it's a lovely opportunity to make memories and have some laughs!
What are some easy ways to make a homemade scarecrow for fall?
Oh, there are tons of ways! You can start with some old clothes and a little creativity. Stuff a flannel shirt and jeans with straw, or even use hay! Add a cute face with paint or a carved pumpkin. It's all about having fun and letting your imagination run wild!
Do I need special materials to make a scarecrow?
Not at all! Most things you need are probably already lying around your house. Old clothes, a hat, a permanent marker for the face, and some straw or plastic bags for stuffing should do the trick. The best scarecrows are made with love, not a trip to the craft store!
Any tips for using scarecrows in my fall decor?
Absolutely! Place them on your front porch to welcome guests, or use them as centerpieces in your garden. Pair them with pumpkins and fall leaves for that extra autumn vibe. You can even get creative and give each family member a scarecrow that represents them!
What are some different types of scarecrows I can try making?
Oh, the sky's the limit! You can go traditional with the classic farmer look, or try something whimsical like a scarecrow fairy or pirate. How about joining in on a theme, like a Best of British style with tweed and a flat cap? Just have fun with it!
Can scarecrow-making be a fun family activity?
Totally! It's a great way to spend a fall afternoon together. Let everyone contribute - kids love drawing faces, and it's such a joy watching them stuff the legs with straw. Plus, it's a lovely opportunity to make memories and have some laughs!
What are some easy ways to make a homemade scarecrow for fall?
Oh, there are tons of ways! You can start with some old clothes and a little creativity. Stuff a flannel shirt and jeans with straw, or even use hay! Add a cute face with paint or a carved pumpkin. It's all about having fun and letting your imagination run wild!
Do I need special materials to make a scarecrow?
Not at all! Most things you need are probably already lying around your house. Old clothes, a hat, a permanent marker for the face, and some straw or plastic bags for stuffing should do the trick. The best scarecrows are made with love, not a trip to the craft store!
Any tips for using scarecrows in my fall decor?
Absolutely! Place them on your front porch to welcome guests, or use them as centerpieces in your garden. Pair them with pumpkins and fall leaves for that extra autumn vibe. You can even get creative and give each family member a scarecrow that represents them!
What are some different types of scarecrows I can try making?
Oh, the sky's the limit! You can go traditional with the classic farmer look, or try something whimsical like a scarecrow fairy or pirate. How about joining in on a theme, like a Best of British style with tweed and a flat cap? Just have fun with it!
Can scarecrow-making be a fun family activity?
Totally! It's a great way to spend a fall afternoon together. Let everyone contribute - kids love drawing faces, and it's such a joy watching them stuff the legs with straw. Plus, it's a lovely opportunity to make memories and have some laughs!
What are some easy ways to make a homemade scarecrow for fall?
Oh, there are tons of ways! You can start with some old clothes and a little creativity. Stuff a flannel shirt and jeans with straw, or even use hay! Add a cute face with paint or a carved pumpkin. It's all about having fun and letting your imagination run wild!
Do I need special materials to make a scarecrow?
Not at all! Most things you need are probably already lying around your house. Old clothes, a hat, a permanent marker for the face, and some straw or plastic bags for stuffing should do the trick. The best scarecrows are made with love, not a trip to the craft store!
Any tips for using scarecrows in my fall decor?
Absolutely! Place them on your front porch to welcome guests, or use them as centerpieces in your garden. Pair them with pumpkins and fall leaves for that extra autumn vibe. You can even get creative and give each family member a scarecrow that represents them!
What are some different types of scarecrows I can try making?
Oh, the sky's the limit! You can go traditional with the classic farmer look, or try something whimsical like a scarecrow fairy or pirate. How about joining in on a theme, like a Best of British style with tweed and a flat cap? Just have fun with it!
Can scarecrow-making be a fun family activity?
Totally! It's a great way to spend a fall afternoon together. Let everyone contribute - kids love drawing faces, and it's such a joy watching them stuff the legs with straw. Plus, it's a lovely opportunity to make memories and have some laughs!
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15. Use an Old Rake
Via Ramblings of a Southern Girl: ... If you have an old rake and some clothes destined for the Goodwill lying around, use them to make this scarecrow.
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If you have an old rake and some clothes destined for the Goodwill lying around, use them to make this scarecrow. Simply attach the clothes to the rake, giving your scarecrow a whimsical, rustic appearance.Stuff the garments with hay or other filling materials to give them some body and shape. Add a hat or draw on a face to give it personality. This easy-to-make scarecrow will add a charming touch to your yard or garden decoration, bringing an element of homemade creativity to your autumn display.
What are some easy ways to make a homemade scarecrow for fall?
Oh, there are tons of ways! You can start with some old clothes and a little creativity. Stuff a flannel shirt and jeans with straw, or even use hay! Add a cute face with paint or a carved pumpkin. It's all about having fun and letting your imagination run wild!
Do I need special materials to make a scarecrow?
Not at all! Most things you need are probably already lying around your house. Old clothes, a hat, a permanent marker for the face, and some straw or plastic bags for stuffing should do the trick. The best scarecrows are made with love, not a trip to the craft store!
Any tips for using scarecrows in my fall decor?
Absolutely! Place them on your front porch to welcome guests, or use them as centerpieces in your garden. Pair them with pumpkins and fall leaves for that extra autumn vibe. You can even get creative and give each family member a scarecrow that represents them!
What are some different types of scarecrows I can try making?
Oh, the sky's the limit! You can go traditional with the classic farmer look, or try something whimsical like a scarecrow fairy or pirate. How about joining in on a theme, like a Best of British style with tweed and a flat cap? Just have fun with it!
Can scarecrow-making be a fun family activity?
Totally! It's a great way to spend a fall afternoon together. Let everyone contribute - kids love drawing faces, and it's such a joy watching them stuff the legs with straw. Plus, it's a lovely opportunity to make memories and have some laughs!
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16. Tiny Pot Scarecrow
Via HobbyLobby Projects - Winter, Spring, ... This tiny scarecrow would look so cute perched on a bench on your front porch or the mantle in your house.
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This Tiny Pot Scarecrow is the perfect addition to your home for the fall season. It is a great way to add a festive touch to your porch or mantle. The scarecrow is made out of a tiny terracotta pot and a few other supplies, making it an easy and inexpensive DIY project. The pot is painted with a cute face and decorated with a burlap bow, straw hat, and a colorful scarf. The scarecrow is made even more festive with the addition of a few fall-themed items, such as a pumpkin, gourd, or a bundle of dried corn stalks.
This cute little scarecrow is sure to bring some holiday cheer to your home. It is a great way to show off your creative side and make a fun statement. Plus, it is a great way to get your kids involved in the fall season. Once the scarecrow is completed, they can help you find the perfect spot to place it in your home. With its festive colors and adorable face, this Tiny Pot Scarecrow is sure to be a hit with everyone who sees it.
What are some easy ways to make a homemade scarecrow for fall?
Oh, there are tons of ways! You can start with some old clothes and a little creativity. Stuff a flannel shirt and jeans with straw, or even use hay! Add a cute face with paint or a carved pumpkin. It's all about having fun and letting your imagination run wild!
Do I need special materials to make a scarecrow?
Not at all! Most things you need are probably already lying around your house. Old clothes, a hat, a permanent marker for the face, and some straw or plastic bags for stuffing should do the trick. The best scarecrows are made with love, not a trip to the craft store!
Any tips for using scarecrows in my fall decor?
Absolutely! Place them on your front porch to welcome guests, or use them as centerpieces in your garden. Pair them with pumpkins and fall leaves for that extra autumn vibe. You can even get creative and give each family member a scarecrow that represents them!
What are some different types of scarecrows I can try making?
Oh, the sky's the limit! You can go traditional with the classic farmer look, or try something whimsical like a scarecrow fairy or pirate. How about joining in on a theme, like a Best of British style with tweed and a flat cap? Just have fun with it!
Can scarecrow-making be a fun family activity?
Totally! It's a great way to spend a fall afternoon together. Let everyone contribute - kids love drawing faces, and it's such a joy watching them stuff the legs with straw. Plus, it's a lovely opportunity to make memories and have some laughs!
What are some easy ways to make a homemade scarecrow for fall?
Oh, there are tons of ways! You can start with some old clothes and a little creativity. Stuff a flannel shirt and jeans with straw, or even use hay! Add a cute face with paint or a carved pumpkin. It's all about having fun and letting your imagination run wild!
Do I need special materials to make a scarecrow?
Not at all! Most things you need are probably already lying around your house. Old clothes, a hat, a permanent marker for the face, and some straw or plastic bags for stuffing should do the trick. The best scarecrows are made with love, not a trip to the craft store!
Any tips for using scarecrows in my fall decor?
Absolutely! Place them on your front porch to welcome guests, or use them as centerpieces in your garden. Pair them with pumpkins and fall leaves for that extra autumn vibe. You can even get creative and give each family member a scarecrow that represents them!
What are some different types of scarecrows I can try making?
Oh, the sky's the limit! You can go traditional with the classic farmer look, or try something whimsical like a scarecrow fairy or pirate. How about joining in on a theme, like a Best of British style with tweed and a flat cap? Just have fun with it!
Can scarecrow-making be a fun family activity?
Totally! It's a great way to spend a fall afternoon together. Let everyone contribute - kids love drawing faces, and it's such a joy watching them stuff the legs with straw. Plus, it's a lovely opportunity to make memories and have some laughs!
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18. Mason Jar Scarecrow
Via Sumo's Sweet Stuff: Mason Jar ... Mason jar crafts are trending big time and here is another great idea for your cache of them. This would be fun for kids to make!
What are some easy ways to make a homemade scarecrow for fall?
Oh, there are tons of ways! You can start with some old clothes and a little creativity. Stuff a flannel shirt and jeans with straw, or even use hay! Add a cute face with paint or a carved pumpkin. It's all about having fun and letting your imagination run wild!
Do I need special materials to make a scarecrow?
Not at all! Most things you need are probably already lying around your house. Old clothes, a hat, a permanent marker for the face, and some straw or plastic bags for stuffing should do the trick. The best scarecrows are made with love, not a trip to the craft store!
Any tips for using scarecrows in my fall decor?
Absolutely! Place them on your front porch to welcome guests, or use them as centerpieces in your garden. Pair them with pumpkins and fall leaves for that extra autumn vibe. You can even get creative and give each family member a scarecrow that represents them!
What are some different types of scarecrows I can try making?
Oh, the sky's the limit! You can go traditional with the classic farmer look, or try something whimsical like a scarecrow fairy or pirate. How about joining in on a theme, like a Best of British style with tweed and a flat cap? Just have fun with it!
Can scarecrow-making be a fun family activity?
Totally! It's a great way to spend a fall afternoon together. Let everyone contribute - kids love drawing faces, and it's such a joy watching them stuff the legs with straw. Plus, it's a lovely opportunity to make memories and have some laughs!
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19. Friendly Scarecrow
Via Make Pumpkin Topiaries for an ... Here's another friendly front porch scarecrow you're going to love seeing on your steps every day.
What are some easy ways to make a homemade scarecrow for fall?
Oh, there are tons of ways! You can start with some old clothes and a little creativity. Stuff a flannel shirt and jeans with straw, or even use hay! Add a cute face with paint or a carved pumpkin. It's all about having fun and letting your imagination run wild!
Do I need special materials to make a scarecrow?
Not at all! Most things you need are probably already lying around your house. Old clothes, a hat, a permanent marker for the face, and some straw or plastic bags for stuffing should do the trick. The best scarecrows are made with love, not a trip to the craft store!
Any tips for using scarecrows in my fall decor?
Absolutely! Place them on your front porch to welcome guests, or use them as centerpieces in your garden. Pair them with pumpkins and fall leaves for that extra autumn vibe. You can even get creative and give each family member a scarecrow that represents them!
What are some different types of scarecrows I can try making?
Oh, the sky's the limit! You can go traditional with the classic farmer look, or try something whimsical like a scarecrow fairy or pirate. How about joining in on a theme, like a Best of British style with tweed and a flat cap? Just have fun with it!
Can scarecrow-making be a fun family activity?
Totally! It's a great way to spend a fall afternoon together. Let everyone contribute - kids love drawing faces, and it's such a joy watching them stuff the legs with straw. Plus, it's a lovely opportunity to make memories and have some laughs!
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20. Candy Corn Scarecrow
Via Candy Corn Scarecrow Your kids will love making these delicious candy corn scarecrows. Just make sure they don't eat too much or they won't look finished.
What are some easy ways to make a homemade scarecrow for fall?
Oh, there are tons of ways! You can start with some old clothes and a little creativity. Stuff a flannel shirt and jeans with straw, or even use hay! Add a cute face with paint or a carved pumpkin. It's all about having fun and letting your imagination run wild!
Do I need special materials to make a scarecrow?
Not at all! Most things you need are probably already lying around your house. Old clothes, a hat, a permanent marker for the face, and some straw or plastic bags for stuffing should do the trick. The best scarecrows are made with love, not a trip to the craft store!
Any tips for using scarecrows in my fall decor?
Absolutely! Place them on your front porch to welcome guests, or use them as centerpieces in your garden. Pair them with pumpkins and fall leaves for that extra autumn vibe. You can even get creative and give each family member a scarecrow that represents them!
What are some different types of scarecrows I can try making?
Oh, the sky's the limit! You can go traditional with the classic farmer look, or try something whimsical like a scarecrow fairy or pirate. How about joining in on a theme, like a Best of British style with tweed and a flat cap? Just have fun with it!
Can scarecrow-making be a fun family activity?
Totally! It's a great way to spend a fall afternoon together. Let everyone contribute - kids love drawing faces, and it's such a joy watching them stuff the legs with straw. Plus, it's a lovely opportunity to make memories and have some laughs!
What are some easy ways to make a homemade scarecrow for fall?
Oh, there are tons of ways! You can start with some old clothes and a little creativity. Stuff a flannel shirt and jeans with straw, or even use hay! Add a cute face with paint or a carved pumpkin. It's all about having fun and letting your imagination run wild!
Do I need special materials to make a scarecrow?
Not at all! Most things you need are probably already lying around your house. Old clothes, a hat, a permanent marker for the face, and some straw or plastic bags for stuffing should do the trick. The best scarecrows are made with love, not a trip to the craft store!
Any tips for using scarecrows in my fall decor?
Absolutely! Place them on your front porch to welcome guests, or use them as centerpieces in your garden. Pair them with pumpkins and fall leaves for that extra autumn vibe. You can even get creative and give each family member a scarecrow that represents them!
What are some different types of scarecrows I can try making?
Oh, the sky's the limit! You can go traditional with the classic farmer look, or try something whimsical like a scarecrow fairy or pirate. How about joining in on a theme, like a Best of British style with tweed and a flat cap? Just have fun with it!
Can scarecrow-making be a fun family activity?
Totally! It's a great way to spend a fall afternoon together. Let everyone contribute - kids love drawing faces, and it's such a joy watching them stuff the legs with straw. Plus, it's a lovely opportunity to make memories and have some laughs!
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22. Coffee Can Scare Crow
Via Coffee Can Scarecrow - Crafts ... This is the perfect way to use up a coffee can. This is another good idea for indoor decorating.
What are some easy ways to make a homemade scarecrow for fall?
Oh, there are tons of ways! You can start with some old clothes and a little creativity. Stuff a flannel shirt and jeans with straw, or even use hay! Add a cute face with paint or a carved pumpkin. It's all about having fun and letting your imagination run wild!
Do I need special materials to make a scarecrow?
Not at all! Most things you need are probably already lying around your house. Old clothes, a hat, a permanent marker for the face, and some straw or plastic bags for stuffing should do the trick. The best scarecrows are made with love, not a trip to the craft store!
Any tips for using scarecrows in my fall decor?
Absolutely! Place them on your front porch to welcome guests, or use them as centerpieces in your garden. Pair them with pumpkins and fall leaves for that extra autumn vibe. You can even get creative and give each family member a scarecrow that represents them!
What are some different types of scarecrows I can try making?
Oh, the sky's the limit! You can go traditional with the classic farmer look, or try something whimsical like a scarecrow fairy or pirate. How about joining in on a theme, like a Best of British style with tweed and a flat cap? Just have fun with it!
Can scarecrow-making be a fun family activity?
Totally! It's a great way to spend a fall afternoon together. Let everyone contribute - kids love drawing faces, and it's such a joy watching them stuff the legs with straw. Plus, it's a lovely opportunity to make memories and have some laughs!
What are some easy ways to make a homemade scarecrow for fall?
Oh, there are tons of ways! You can start with some old clothes and a little creativity. Stuff a flannel shirt and jeans with straw, or even use hay! Add a cute face with paint or a carved pumpkin. It's all about having fun and letting your imagination run wild!
Do I need special materials to make a scarecrow?
Not at all! Most things you need are probably already lying around your house. Old clothes, a hat, a permanent marker for the face, and some straw or plastic bags for stuffing should do the trick. The best scarecrows are made with love, not a trip to the craft store!
Any tips for using scarecrows in my fall decor?
Absolutely! Place them on your front porch to welcome guests, or use them as centerpieces in your garden. Pair them with pumpkins and fall leaves for that extra autumn vibe. You can even get creative and give each family member a scarecrow that represents them!
What are some different types of scarecrows I can try making?
Oh, the sky's the limit! You can go traditional with the classic farmer look, or try something whimsical like a scarecrow fairy or pirate. How about joining in on a theme, like a Best of British style with tweed and a flat cap? Just have fun with it!
Can scarecrow-making be a fun family activity?
Totally! It's a great way to spend a fall afternoon together. Let everyone contribute - kids love drawing faces, and it's such a joy watching them stuff the legs with straw. Plus, it's a lovely opportunity to make memories and have some laughs!
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24. Hodge Podge
Via photo.visitscotland.com This scarecrow was made out of odds and ends from around the house. It came out great didn't it?
What are some easy ways to make a homemade scarecrow for fall?
Oh, there are tons of ways! You can start with some old clothes and a little creativity. Stuff a flannel shirt and jeans with straw, or even use hay! Add a cute face with paint or a carved pumpkin. It's all about having fun and letting your imagination run wild!
Do I need special materials to make a scarecrow?
Not at all! Most things you need are probably already lying around your house. Old clothes, a hat, a permanent marker for the face, and some straw or plastic bags for stuffing should do the trick. The best scarecrows are made with love, not a trip to the craft store!
Any tips for using scarecrows in my fall decor?
Absolutely! Place them on your front porch to welcome guests, or use them as centerpieces in your garden. Pair them with pumpkins and fall leaves for that extra autumn vibe. You can even get creative and give each family member a scarecrow that represents them!
What are some different types of scarecrows I can try making?
Oh, the sky's the limit! You can go traditional with the classic farmer look, or try something whimsical like a scarecrow fairy or pirate. How about joining in on a theme, like a Best of British style with tweed and a flat cap? Just have fun with it!
Can scarecrow-making be a fun family activity?
Totally! It's a great way to spend a fall afternoon together. Let everyone contribute - kids love drawing faces, and it's such a joy watching them stuff the legs with straw. Plus, it's a lovely opportunity to make memories and have some laughs!
Ask
25. A Whole Family
Via Decorating for Fall: A Tour ... This whole family of scarecrows is super cute. Let every member of the family make their own.
What are some easy ways to make a homemade scarecrow for fall?
Oh, there are tons of ways! You can start with some old clothes and a little creativity. Stuff a flannel shirt and jeans with straw, or even use hay! Add a cute face with paint or a carved pumpkin. It's all about having fun and letting your imagination run wild!
Do I need special materials to make a scarecrow?
Not at all! Most things you need are probably already lying around your house. Old clothes, a hat, a permanent marker for the face, and some straw or plastic bags for stuffing should do the trick. The best scarecrows are made with love, not a trip to the craft store!
Any tips for using scarecrows in my fall decor?
Absolutely! Place them on your front porch to welcome guests, or use them as centerpieces in your garden. Pair them with pumpkins and fall leaves for that extra autumn vibe. You can even get creative and give each family member a scarecrow that represents them!
What are some different types of scarecrows I can try making?
Oh, the sky's the limit! You can go traditional with the classic farmer look, or try something whimsical like a scarecrow fairy or pirate. How about joining in on a theme, like a Best of British style with tweed and a flat cap? Just have fun with it!
Can scarecrow-making be a fun family activity?
Totally! It's a great way to spend a fall afternoon together. Let everyone contribute - kids love drawing faces, and it's such a joy watching them stuff the legs with straw. Plus, it's a lovely opportunity to make memories and have some laughs!
What are some easy ways to make a homemade scarecrow for fall?
Oh, there are tons of ways! You can start with some old clothes and a little creativity. Stuff a flannel shirt and jeans with straw, or even use hay! Add a cute face with paint or a carved pumpkin. It's all about having fun and letting your imagination run wild!
Do I need special materials to make a scarecrow?
Not at all! Most things you need are probably already lying around your house. Old clothes, a hat, a permanent marker for the face, and some straw or plastic bags for stuffing should do the trick. The best scarecrows are made with love, not a trip to the craft store!
Any tips for using scarecrows in my fall decor?
Absolutely! Place them on your front porch to welcome guests, or use them as centerpieces in your garden. Pair them with pumpkins and fall leaves for that extra autumn vibe. You can even get creative and give each family member a scarecrow that represents them!
What are some different types of scarecrows I can try making?
Oh, the sky's the limit! You can go traditional with the classic farmer look, or try something whimsical like a scarecrow fairy or pirate. How about joining in on a theme, like a Best of British style with tweed and a flat cap? Just have fun with it!
Can scarecrow-making be a fun family activity?
Totally! It's a great way to spend a fall afternoon together. Let everyone contribute - kids love drawing faces, and it's such a joy watching them stuff the legs with straw. Plus, it's a lovely opportunity to make memories and have some laughs!
Ask
27. Totally Homemade
Via DIY Decor: How to Make ... Use up a bunch of leftover fabric scraps to make this classic scarecrow.
What are some easy ways to make a homemade scarecrow for fall?
Oh, there are tons of ways! You can start with some old clothes and a little creativity. Stuff a flannel shirt and jeans with straw, or even use hay! Add a cute face with paint or a carved pumpkin. It's all about having fun and letting your imagination run wild!
Do I need special materials to make a scarecrow?
Not at all! Most things you need are probably already lying around your house. Old clothes, a hat, a permanent marker for the face, and some straw or plastic bags for stuffing should do the trick. The best scarecrows are made with love, not a trip to the craft store!
Any tips for using scarecrows in my fall decor?
Absolutely! Place them on your front porch to welcome guests, or use them as centerpieces in your garden. Pair them with pumpkins and fall leaves for that extra autumn vibe. You can even get creative and give each family member a scarecrow that represents them!
What are some different types of scarecrows I can try making?
Oh, the sky's the limit! You can go traditional with the classic farmer look, or try something whimsical like a scarecrow fairy or pirate. How about joining in on a theme, like a Best of British style with tweed and a flat cap? Just have fun with it!
Can scarecrow-making be a fun family activity?
Totally! It's a great way to spend a fall afternoon together. Let everyone contribute - kids love drawing faces, and it's such a joy watching them stuff the legs with straw. Plus, it's a lovely opportunity to make memories and have some laughs!
Ask
28. From the Movies
Via Happy Halloween Fans of Tim Burton will love these cute scarecrows. They would look so adorable in a front yard.
What are some easy ways to make a homemade scarecrow for fall?
Oh, there are tons of ways! You can start with some old clothes and a little creativity. Stuff a flannel shirt and jeans with straw, or even use hay! Add a cute face with paint or a carved pumpkin. It's all about having fun and letting your imagination run wild!
Do I need special materials to make a scarecrow?
Not at all! Most things you need are probably already lying around your house. Old clothes, a hat, a permanent marker for the face, and some straw or plastic bags for stuffing should do the trick. The best scarecrows are made with love, not a trip to the craft store!
Any tips for using scarecrows in my fall decor?
Absolutely! Place them on your front porch to welcome guests, or use them as centerpieces in your garden. Pair them with pumpkins and fall leaves for that extra autumn vibe. You can even get creative and give each family member a scarecrow that represents them!
What are some different types of scarecrows I can try making?
Oh, the sky's the limit! You can go traditional with the classic farmer look, or try something whimsical like a scarecrow fairy or pirate. How about joining in on a theme, like a Best of British style with tweed and a flat cap? Just have fun with it!
Can scarecrow-making be a fun family activity?
Totally! It's a great way to spend a fall afternoon together. Let everyone contribute - kids love drawing faces, and it's such a joy watching them stuff the legs with straw. Plus, it's a lovely opportunity to make memories and have some laughs!
Ask
29. With a Crow Face
Via Scarecrows and scholars are not ... Give your scarecrow a face like a crow for some fun. He might just bring lots of friends to your yard though.
What are some easy ways to make a homemade scarecrow for fall?
Oh, there are tons of ways! You can start with some old clothes and a little creativity. Stuff a flannel shirt and jeans with straw, or even use hay! Add a cute face with paint or a carved pumpkin. It's all about having fun and letting your imagination run wild!
Do I need special materials to make a scarecrow?
Not at all! Most things you need are probably already lying around your house. Old clothes, a hat, a permanent marker for the face, and some straw or plastic bags for stuffing should do the trick. The best scarecrows are made with love, not a trip to the craft store!
Any tips for using scarecrows in my fall decor?
Absolutely! Place them on your front porch to welcome guests, or use them as centerpieces in your garden. Pair them with pumpkins and fall leaves for that extra autumn vibe. You can even get creative and give each family member a scarecrow that represents them!
What are some different types of scarecrows I can try making?
Oh, the sky's the limit! You can go traditional with the classic farmer look, or try something whimsical like a scarecrow fairy or pirate. How about joining in on a theme, like a Best of British style with tweed and a flat cap? Just have fun with it!
Can scarecrow-making be a fun family activity?
Totally! It's a great way to spend a fall afternoon together. Let everyone contribute - kids love drawing faces, and it's such a joy watching them stuff the legs with straw. Plus, it's a lovely opportunity to make memories and have some laughs!
What are some easy ways to make a homemade scarecrow for fall?
Oh, there are tons of ways! You can start with some old clothes and a little creativity. Stuff a flannel shirt and jeans with straw, or even use hay! Add a cute face with paint or a carved pumpkin. It's all about having fun and letting your imagination run wild!
Do I need special materials to make a scarecrow?
Not at all! Most things you need are probably already lying around your house. Old clothes, a hat, a permanent marker for the face, and some straw or plastic bags for stuffing should do the trick. The best scarecrows are made with love, not a trip to the craft store!
Any tips for using scarecrows in my fall decor?
Absolutely! Place them on your front porch to welcome guests, or use them as centerpieces in your garden. Pair them with pumpkins and fall leaves for that extra autumn vibe. You can even get creative and give each family member a scarecrow that represents them!
What are some different types of scarecrows I can try making?
Oh, the sky's the limit! You can go traditional with the classic farmer look, or try something whimsical like a scarecrow fairy or pirate. How about joining in on a theme, like a Best of British style with tweed and a flat cap? Just have fun with it!
Can scarecrow-making be a fun family activity?
Totally! It's a great way to spend a fall afternoon together. Let everyone contribute - kids love drawing faces, and it's such a joy watching them stuff the legs with straw. Plus, it's a lovely opportunity to make memories and have some laughs!
Ask
31. Scarecrow-cookies
Via Bake Sale Treats What could be better than an edible scarecrow? These would be so cute for a fall classroom party.
How do you feel about scarecrows? I know some people find them really creepy, while others think they are cute. Did you see one you want to make this fall?
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