Free Printables ~ Chalkboard Autumn Pumpkin

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Looking for an easy way to add a little fall decor to your home without spending a dime? Grab this free fall pumpkin printable and turn it into simple seasonal wall art in just a few minutes!

These chalkboard-style autumn pumpkin printables are perfect for decorating your home for fall and Thanksgiving. Print one, pop it into a frame, and you have instant seasonal artwork for a mantel, entryway, shelf, gallery wall, or table.

And there are two versions to choose from!

Free Chalkboard Autumn Pumpin Printable

Get Your Free Fall Pumpkin Printable

These free autumn printables come in two different versions so you can choose the look that works best with your fall decor.

Chalkboard Autumn Pumpkin Printable

The first version has a classic black chalkboard background with crisp white lettering.

The high-contrast design has a rustic, farmhouse-inspired look that works beautifully with neutral fall decor, pumpkins, wood tones, and cozy autumn accents.

Click here for the Free Chalkboard Autumn Pumpkin Printable

Colorless Autumn Pumpkin Printable

Prefer something you can customize?

The second version has a colorless/transparent background, making it easy to print on colored cardstock, kraft paper, or even burlap for a completely different look.

Both versions are 8.5″ x 11″, making them easy to print at home.

Free Autumn Pumpkin Printable

Click here for the Autumn Pumpkin Printable with the colorless background.

Here you can see the Autumn Pumpkin printed on burlap.

Burlap Autumn Pumpkin

Tips for Using Your Free Fall Printables

  • Paper Choices: Opt for cardstock for durability or specialty papers like burlap sheets for a rustic twist. Readers often ask about paper types—matte photo paper works great for vibrant results!
  • Craft Ideas: Frame them for wall art, add to wreaths, or use in scrapbooking. They’re versatile for Thanksgiving tablescapes too.
  • Ink-Saving Hacks: If you’re low on ink, print the colorless version on pre-colored paper to conserve resources.

What Paper Should I Use?

For the best results, I recommend printing your fall pumpkin printable on cardstock.

Cardstock is thicker and sturdier than regular printer paper, which makes it especially nice for framed artwork.

You can also experiment with:

  • Matte photo paper
  • Kraft paper
  • Colored cardstock
  • Printable burlap
  • Specialty textured paper

If you’re using the colorless version, colored paper is an especially easy way to customize the look without having to edit the printable itself.

How to Make Your Fall Decor Look More Expensive

A free printable can look surprisingly polished with the right presentation.

Here are a few easy tricks:

Use a larger frame

Print the artwork at its intended size and place it in a frame with a mat or larger border.

Layer it with other fall decor

Don’t let the printable stand alone.

Place it behind a stack of books, beside a pumpkin, or next to a vase of fall stems.

Mix textures

Pair the smooth printed artwork with wood, burlap, baskets, woven textiles, or metal accents.

Shop your house

Before buying a new frame, look around your home.

An old frame from another room can get a completely new look with a seasonal printable.

More Free Fall Printables

If you love free seasonal artwork, check out these other printable ideas:

More Fall DIY Decor

Want to make more of your fall decor?

Try these easy projects next:

Free Fall Pumpkin Printable

These free fall pumpkin printables are an easy way to add seasonal artwork to your home. Choose the classic chalkboard version or the colorless version, print it on your favorite paper, and create simple fall wall art for your home.

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18 Comments

  1. What kind of paper do you use to print these?

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  3. JaneEllen says:

    Thanks for these printables Mary Ann. Printed open one out on transfer, see what I do with it. Saved then both for future use when I have more ink. So hard to keep enuf ink for all the projects I want to do. Hoping to get myself to try to print this on burlap. Time for me to stop being a scaredy cat. Happy week

  4. Thank you Maryann, these are so fun! Love your burlap embellishments too!

  5. Can’t wait to see them and decide which ones I want to makr. Love this time of year even if Florida won’t get snow. We do get cold though….even here in south Florida!

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