Bring the Fall Vibes into Your Room With This Cute and Cozy DIY (It’s So Easy!)

Collette ReitzSpecial Projects Editor
Collette ReitzSpecial Projects Editor
Working across AT Media brands, I see through the completion of large-scale editorial projects from their inception. I've worked as an editor in digital media for nearly seven years, covering food and trending news at Elite Daily before coming to ATM. I love using em dashes and running along the Chicago lakefront.
published Sep 25, 2025
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Decorating my yard and painting pumpkins was a Halloween tradition in my family growing up, but now that I’m in my own smaller space, I’m constantly looking for mess-free ways to bring in some fall spirit. A key aspect of fall decor for my apartment is making sure that it’s versatile enough to keep up through Thanksgiving (or even the first snowfall). 

That’s why I was so excited to see this cute and easy DIY pumpkin garland tutorial on TikTok from user Amanda (@Ajlevin13). This garland is super easy to assemble (you could make it in about 5 minutes, depending on how long you go), and it’s small-space friendly and brings all the cozy fall vibes. It also costs about $16 if you buy the 10-pumpkin pack on Etsy and have a needle and twine at home.

How to Make a Pumpkin Garland at Home 

To make this garland at home, you’ll need: 

Supplies: 

Amanda shows in the video that the first step of this DIY is to cut the wire stems off the sherpa pumpkin picks. Unfortunately, the pumpkin picks she uses in the video are currently sold out online at Hobby Lobby, but I was able to find a similar felt pumpkins that are garland-friendly (you can pull the twine through the soft center of the pumpkin) and come in a ton of different colors. 

You can either measure out the full length of twine before you start threading or leave it attached to the spool, so you know you have enough. If you cut first, make sure to measure to leave enough on the ends for tying it up and enough space between pumpkins for how you want it to look. All that’s left is to thread! Amanda threads the needle with the twine and laces the string through all of the pumpkins, piercing the fabric in the top third of each pumpkin. The final step is to cut the twine (if you haven’t measured it out already) and hang the garland wherever you’d like to display it. 

When it comes to making this your own, there are so many ways to customize it, from spacing the pumpkins closer together or further apart to how long you make it (she used eight pumpkins) to which colors you use. 

Where to Buy Premade Pumpkin Garlands

If you aren’t feeling crafty or can’t find what you need for the DIY, here are some cute pre-made pumpkin garlands that are ready to hang anywhere in your home.

Celebrate Together Fall Velvet Pumpkin Garland
$40$50

This indoor pumpkin garland will make a great addition to any space in your home. Plus, the iron rings on both ends will make hanging easy!

$50 at Kohl's
6ft. Yellow, Cream & Brown Pumpkin Garland by Ashland
$20$10

This neutral garland with polyester pumpkins looks so cozy. It would look great hung over a fireplace. It’s also super affordable!

$10 at Michaels
Knit Pumpkin Garland
$37$24

I love the look of these knit pumpkins. The neutral colors are extremely versatile. You can keep this up all season long!

$24 at Etsy

This post originally appeared on Apartment Therapy. See it there: Why You Need This Cozy Fall Home Decor in Every Room (Make It in 5 Minutes!)

Collette Reitz

Special Projects Editor

I've worked in digital media for more than seven years — first as a writer, and then as a weekend and full-time editor. I began as a daily trending news writer for Elite Daily and then expanded my coverage as an editor into tech, food, social media, health, current events, and politics. I've collaborated with colleagues to create many exciting packages throughout my career, like Elite Daily's Money Issue, which aimed to help Gen Z better understand their personal finances. More recently, I helped launch Apartment Therapy and The Kitchn's "Happy Hosting!" vertical, packed with clever solutions for making holiday celebrations less stressful. I've also covered exciting product launches, including an Apple iPhone reveal in Cupertino, California. I've been lucky enough to interview accomplished individuals, including former WNBA star Sue Bird, Olympic gymnast Aly Raisman, and the iconic Dolly Parton.What I love most about digital media is connecting with readers. My goal is always to create well-researched content that impacts someone's day, whether that's offering practical solutions and reliable information or just providing a laugh with a well-placed pop-culture reference.

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