Ayieyill 450 Pcs Artificial Fall Leaves Decoration, Fall Leaves for Fall Decor Party Festival Thanksgiving Table Decorations(9 Colors)

These leaves are awesome! I've used them on my wreaths, my garlands, put them on my plants, my fake trees, flowers, anywhere you want to make your home look like fall. They're super light but look very realistic! And you get so many! Different colors! I love them! Highly recommend!

Used these to scatter on tables and cabinet tops for my office fall festival. They're beautiful and everybody loved the look. Just an FYI Give yourself time to separate them from each other.

These were vibrant fall colors and just beautiful. Only down fall was they were a pain to separate. They came in like small stacks of paper and they kept getting stuck together. I now remember, I was in a hurry and had no patience that day, so it was probably my own fault. LOL They did turn out absolutely beautiful. And I picked them all up and stored in baggies for next year!

There are a ton of these There is maybe 10 stuck together of every color nice for a class room or huge office

Just what I was looking for table decor. They are also great fall color for the crafts I wanted to use them with.

A bit annoying to pull apart, but after it's all done, it's pretty easy to put away if you put them in a bag or something

Used these as a runner for tables for a reception and they were just perfect! So pleased. After the reception I plan to make a fall wreath with them since they are so nice!

Ayieyill 450 Pcs Artificial Fall Leaves Decoration, Fall Leaves for Fall Decor Party Festival Thanksgiving Table Decorations(9 Colors) is great to have in the classroom. Great way to teach kids about different colors and shapes.

These leaves are gorgeous colors and intricate in their design. However, they are difficult to separate without causing “threading” and they have a really strong chemical smell that has to be dealt with before you can use them without ruining the ambiance and feeling of your home. I put potpourri oil on cotton balls and tossed the separated leaves and the cotton balls into a zip lock. Took a couple of days, but it improved them enough to be able to strew them in my seasonal decorations!

The print was off on most of the leaves. Some had holes in them. I was able to salvage some of them. And one bunch was green and purple. I grew up in the country and have never seen purple maple leaves. I would not recommend these.