Scarecrows

Prepare for the changing season with an adorable scarecrow decoration. These iconic elements of fall decor are a traditional symbol of the harvest. Originally created by farmers to keep hungry critters away from their crops, they’re now a classic fall decoration for gardens and tabletops.

Iconic Harvest Decorations

Fall scarecrows often feature harvest accents like bright sunflowers, cute pumpkins, colorful leaves, and straw hair. They come in a wide range of styles, allowing them to work with any autumn decor scheme.

Look for figures in overalls, plaid shirts, and pilgrim hats to complement your farmhouse theme. To match a modern interior, set out a couple of scarecrows in contemporary clothing like beanies and sweaters.

Pumpkin scarecrows are a cute combination of two of the most popular fall decorations. Their orange, olive, and red color scheme makes them the perfect harvest decor for your fall cottagecore aesthetic.

Charming Fall Accents

Fill out your Thanksgiving tabletop decor with pilgrim scarecrows. These darling table sitters are great for adding a touch of rustic charm to your holiday dinner. For a more whimsical dinner setting, place a pair of gnome scarecrows on your Thanksgiving table.

Our Mickey and Minnie scarecrows show the two famous Disney characters in their cute fall fashion. Set them out on your table or counter as part of a charming autumn display.

Scarecrow picks allow you to add a touch of fall charm to your garden and potted plants. Plant one in a pot by your entryway to delight your guests with a seasonal greeting.

Scarecrows are fall and holiday decorations that come back into style year after year. Find one that matches your home decor and display it proudly as you prepare for the harvest season!

Frequently Asked Questions

How to make a scarecrow?

Hobby Lobby carries a selection of fully-finished scarecrows. Here are some simple instructions for making your own:

1. Start by making a cross-shaped frame that you can stake in the ground or that can stand on its own.

2. Then, secure an old shirt and pair of pants to the frame, tying off the sleeves and pant legs.

3. Stuff the clothes with straw, fiberfill, or other type of fabric stuffing.

4. Make the head by stuffing a burlap sack and drawing the face on.

5. Place the head on top, and display your homemade scarecrow!