The Best Fall Decorating Staples You Can Get From Hobby Lobby Now

By Southern Living Editors
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One of our favorite activities that comes with the start of any new season, but particularly fall and winter, is browsing Hobby Lobby for affordable and cute seasonal decor. We've rounded up some of the gotta-have-it-no-seriously-it’s-necessary items from the mega holiday retailer so you can stay focused on your fall decorating mission. From cozy candles to table runners, these are the best fall decorating staples you can order online now from Hobby Lobby. And don't wait too long to complete your order, because items are selling out before we can even add them to our carts. 

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An Embroidered Table Runner

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BUY IT: $15.99; hobbylobby.com

At this price, this table runner is a fun but low-commitment way to play up fall on the table. Embroidered pumpkins add a touch of the season to the neutral runner. 

 

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Welcome Fall Leaves Doormat

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BUY IT: $25.99; hobbylobby.com

Welcome a new season, and your guests, with a festive doormat. A red, black, and green color scheme with script lettering is just what your front door needs for fall. 

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Gourd, Berry & Hydrangea Arrangement

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BUY IT: $69.99; hobbylobby.com

Faux leaves, gourds, feathers, berries and twigs come together to create a neutral centerpiece that will fill your dining room with seasonal warmth. 

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Braided Pumpkins

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BUY IT: $13.99; hobbylobby.com

This set of three small pumpkins is cute as a grouping or spread out throughout your home. They're all the same size in varying fall colors: dark orange-brown, orange, and a natural color. 

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Pumpkin, Pinecone & Berry Wreath

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BUY IT: $119.99; hobbylobby.com

A twig wreath base with fall-inspired adornments is a gorgeous way to celebrate the season. And this wreath can carry you from the first sign of fall all the way through the Thanksgiving holiday. 

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Gathered Natural Burlap Garland

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BUY IT: $14.99; hobbylobby.com

Where can't you use a little burlap garland? Bannisters, mantels, tabletops, headboards, footboards…go crazy.

 

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Buttery Pumpkin Jar Candle

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BUY IT: $18.99; hobbylobby.com

There's no such thing as too many candles, especially during the fall. This jar candle will fill your home with the sweet scent of pumpkins. 

 

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But First Pumpkin Spice Latte Kitchen Towel

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BUY IT: $7.99; hobbylobby.com

Adding whimsical towels, adorned with a fall quote, is the easiest and most inexpensive way to instantly add a little autumn to the kitchen

 

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Black & White Buffalo Check Napkins

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BUY IT: $9.99; hobbylobby.com

These black and white buffalo check napkins are fun and festive without going overboard on color. They're also laid-back enough for family dinners and formal enough for a low-key dinner party. 

 

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Cream Pumpkin Candle Holder With Wheat Cut-Outs

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BUY IT: $29.99; hobbylobby.com

Candles have the ability to immediately add coziness and warmth. Max that out with this gorgeous pumpkin candle holder. Don't forget the candles to go inside. 

 

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Fall Striped Metallic Deco Mesh Ribbon

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BUY IT: $5.99; hobbylobby.com

Use this striped ribbon for doors, wreaths, and gussying-up tablescapes. It's an easy way to add a touch of fall color to existing home decor. 

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Football Can Coolers

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BUY IT: $4.99; hobbylobby.com

Beers won’t keep themselves cool on game day. These are inexpensive and conveniently team-neutral.

 

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