Free Farmhouse Fall Printables
Five Free Farmhouse Fall Printables right here for you! I am so excited to share these with you! My hope was that by creating five different farmhouse printables that there would be something for everyone! This post may contain affiliate links.
Farmhouse Fall Prints
I recently learned how to make my way around Adobe Illustrator. My oldest son is going to school for graphic design, but he hasn’t learned much in Illustrator yet. He just kept encouraging me to try to figure it out. He said, “if you run into a problem, just google it, I promise you will find the answer.” You know what? He was right! So glad we raised up kids that can encourage us to learn new things!
Learning how to make the buffalo check background that I put in a couple of these prints was beyond thrilling! I drove everyone in the house crazy with my over the top excitement! Doesn’t it feel so good to learn something new?
I hope you enjoy at least one of these designs! I had mine printed at the local print shop. Our home printer is lame, and unfortunately it’s new so I cannot justify a new one. It uses so much ink, but prints everything in a muted sort of way. Very annoying! Anyway it didn’t cost much to have these printed and they used nice thick paper.
All of these free farmhouse fall printables are done in 8 x 10, and a few of them I am offering in a smaller 5 x 7 size. They are all in my printable library. The library is password protected, so in order to access the prints you need to subscribe and receive the password. I will only email you when I have new posts up on the blog. Already a subscriber? Click here to go to my Printable Library.
Hand Picked Pumpkins
This one may be my favorite. I am not an excellent gardener. Maybe I have shared this with you before, but I am a neglectful gardener. In the spring I start off wanting to grow everything. I usually overplant, putting way more in the ground than I will ever care for.

Pumpkins, squash and zucchini are some of my favorite things to grow. It’s no secret that zucchini is easy to grow and very prolific. Maybe that’s why I like it so much, it seems to thrive even with neglect! Pumpkins are such a rewarding thing to grow. For a few dollars you can plant mound after mound of seeds.
Therein lies my problem. I plant mound after mound. Usually too close together and then viola! Jungle garden!! The pumkins are climbing the tomatoes, and the cucumbers and gourds are all mixed up together. There is little hope of getting in there to pull weeds…or is that little desire? Either way, the weeds come, and the squash vines climb those too!

I really want to grow unique colored pumpkins, but this year I only got that tiny little green one there in the picture. Hopefully the vine will either produce one more, or that there are more hidden in the jungle garden somewhere!
I Love Fall Best of All

I try not to wish the seasons away. Enjoying each and every one is truly my desire. Life flies by fast enough without me wishing for something different.

However, I cannot help but look forward to things cooling off a bit! Don’t you love it when the evening calls for a light jacket? Right now it is pretty nice, we can have our windows open and enjoy the sounds outside. But, it isn’t quite cool enough for soup or chili!
Don’t you love the buffalo check background?? You know I’m a fan of buffalo check! Here is my dining room that I painted with checks. Also I have similar checked wallpaper in our barn loft.
Fall Feelings

Doesn’t fall have the best feelings? I mean, how can you not love the smell of cinnamon and cloves simmmering in some hot apple cider? It just makes a person feel cozy. Or how about the first evening you need to pull out your favorite sweater? Camp fires and crunching leaves, its all just perfection!

Fancy Fall

Sometimes you just need a little fancy. My girls love this print the most. It was very fun to make this one! All of the beautiful colors and shapes mixed in together. Flowers and pumpkins and squash! What could be better?
If you like the picture frame in these photos, I have a detailed tutorial on how to make one! I used leftover hardwood flooring! You can make it any size you like.

Hey There (unique) Pumpkin
Maybe you march to the beat of a different drummer. Maybe the fall colors don’t quite fit into your current decor. Perhaps you love bright colors and the unexpected? I was thinking of you when I created this design.

I really did actually have two different friends in mind for this one. Hopefully they like it!

Need some pumpkins or picture frames? Here are some cute ones that I found.
That’s all for today! I hope that at least one of these free Farmhouse Fall Printables strikes your fancy! I also hope it is starting to feel like fall in your neck of the woods! Have a great rest of your week friends!
Don’t forget to come back on Friday for Embracing Home and Family Link Party!
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Love your cute printables, Jenn! It is fun to learn new things 🙂
I haven’t used Illustrator, but I enjoy messing around with Canva for free to make fun images. Thanks for sharing!
Hi Lisa!
Yes, I like Canva a lot too! Definitely fun to play around there!
Thank you, Jennifer! GREAT printables!!!!
So sorry you lost your grandmother. But wow – she lived to be 101! (Just to compare, my grandma’s had passed before I was even born – and my dear mom died at 59! So the face your GMa lived such a long life is amazing! May she rest in peace till you see her again. ♥
As for your teeth woes- ouch ouch ouch! Hope you mend quickly.
Take care and baby yourself a little bit, ok?
Hi Michele! Thank you so much for your kind words and genuine concern! I’m glad you like the printables!
I have to tell you how sad for you to lose such a loved family member, Grandma’s are simply the best, so glad she had a good,long life.
I love all your posts and although I don’t always take time to comment, they always make me feel better somehow, it takes me back to busy family life, wonderful days.x
Janette, Your comment made my day! Thank you for taking the time!
Your printables are lovely. I am your kind of gardener. I start with enthusiasm and fade out. I have learned, though, to mulch with severall layers of newspaper (not the colored ads) soon after I plant and that helps keep my weeds down. Here is Maine, there is a running joke: Why to people keep their car doors locked in August? So their neighbors can’t fill their backseats with zucchini!
Hi Kathy! I love the zucchini joke! So true! Thanks for the newspaper tip!
These are beautiful! I really like the blue pumpkins! Congrats on your accomplishments on Adobe Illustrator. I would like to get it, and try my hand at printables, just hard to find the extra time.
These are just the cutest!! I love them!!! Thanks for sharing them at Charming Homes & Gardens!
What pretty printables! Thanks for sharing at Vintage Charm!
Thanks again for always linking up with us Farmhouse Friday! We are featuring your free printables! So fun!
Thank you so much Cindy!
These are just so lovely that I had to pick them for a feature this week. Thanks for sharing them. I have yet to try Adobe Illustrator so I will cheer for you for learning something new. I had to laugh about the garden. I do that too every year in my small raised beds and they look awful this year from neglect. Maybe next year… #HomeMattersParty
Thank you so much for the feature!
These are beautiful Jennifer, and congratulations on your accomplishment with Adobe Illustrator.
Thank you Jasmine, I still have plenty to learn, but at least I am not paralyzed by it now!