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DIY Decorative Autumn Tray

 DIY Decorative Autumn Tray

Create a beautiful and unique autumn-themed tray with this easy and fun DIY craft project. Perfect for adding a touch of seasonal charm to your home decor. Get step-by-step instructions and inspiration here.

Autumn tray decoration with painted clay foxes, felt leaves and candle

Craft materials


Hello! Today I have a simple Fall craft for you all. 
I took a buildable wall art kit and turned it into an Autumn tray.


Materials needed


-Wood wall art kit. 
This kit was perfect, the frame is actually deep enough to act as a tray. I purchased this for $3 at Target

-1 Wreath kit 
This is optional, but I wanted the felt leaves out of this kit for my project. Also purchased it at Target for $3. I'll use what is left from this kit to create another project soon.

-2 Clay foxes
I thought these would be perfect as a display on my tray.
Purchased at Target for $1 each

-1 Clay pumpkin
Purchased at Target for $1

1 Hello Fall sign
This was included in my wall art kit

Other materials
Paint 
hot glue
optional pumpkins

Total spent $10

At the craft store, you can find similar materials. However, for this look, I used materials from Target.

Painted clay fox

Painted clay pumpkin

Two foam pumpkins and felt leaves on wooden tray

Painted hello fall sign displayed on tray

Paint your tray

To start, begin by painting your tray with a blend of red and gold paint. This will require a few coats of paint. Once painted, allow the tray to dry completely.

Painting the fox, Fall sign, and pumpkin decorations

While waiting for the tray to dry, start painting the foxes and pumpkins. For the foxes, mix brown with orange and use orange paint for the inner ears and tail, and a darker pink for the nose. For the pumpkin, use orange mixed with some gold. Once painted, allow the clay decorations to fully dry.
Apply paint to the Hello Fall sign using a yellow color.

Adding felt leaves to the tray

Next, glue the felt leaves to the tray, layering them as desired. Then, glue the pumpkins on top.


Finally, place the decorations inside the tray and you're done! All that's left is to display your wonderful Autumn tray.

Completed tray décor with decorations displayed on it




What is your favorite season? Do you enjoy Fall crafts? Let me know in the comments below.

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  1. Samantha DonnellyAugust 26, 2021 at 6:57 AM

    This is so cute I love this and do love my candles especially whe. autumn comes around. Am going to have to make one

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    1. StephanieAugust 26, 2021 at 6:03 PM

      Aw, thank you so much. I absolutely love candles, and I may even have an
      addiction, haha.

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  2. KiraAugust 27, 2021 at 3:58 AM

    This is so cool and definitely me!! I love Autumn and love decorating the house . Will have a go at this :)

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