Fallout Themed Crafts for Party, Decor, Craft Ideas! (2024)

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Attention vault dwellers--get your best friend and leave the fallout shelter!

Head out the Vault door--It's time to grab your paint, glue gun, Mod Podge, tee shirts, and bottle caps for the best fallout-inspired craft spree!

The BEST Fallout themed DIY's, parties, decor, and craft projects--to celebrate Amazon Prime's Fallout series (all episodes live now)...have you watched it yet?

⬇️⬇️⬇️FREE Printables at the end of the post!⬇️⬇️⬇️

The Fallout series has had a good turn being my favorite video game binge for the last few years.

Primarily Fallout 4 and 76, haven't played New Vegas yet.

I've loved video games since I was a little girl, (in the old olden days) playing Nintendo on a classic controller.

Contra was always a personal favorite...I loved punching in the konami code to get 30 lives...it was the only way to beat the game.

Now I'm a PC version girl, and the latest version of Fallout 76 has been fun.

I like the Seasons board rather than the scoreboard, because then I don't have to get all the power armor paint.

I remember heading out the vault door the first time and finding a 10 mm pistol...and facing down some liberators.

Fun gaming memories.

Let's get ready to party party with all these crafts, tutorial videos and specific ideas that will make all your Fallout dreams come true.

I made a bunch of fallout crafts and set up parties...and it is so much fun to quickly set up a Fallout scene with things you find around your own house.

Vintage treasures or just regular junk works great.

Grab some old books, empty bottles, a desk fan...whatever you have laying around.

Then add some fun elements to it...like a pip boy from Spirit Halloween, a 3D printed Nuka Cola Rocket Bottle, some screenshots turned into metal prints, and of course, make everyone a custom Fallout theme t-shirt!

MORE ABOUT FALLOUT:

The Fallout series, developed by Bethesda Game Studios, is set in anopen conceptpost-apocalyptic world diverging from our own after a nuclear war. Here are some key aspects of Fallout lore:

The Great War occurred in 2077, leading to nuclear devastation. Fallout's alternate history diverges from our own after World War II, with technology evolving differently.

Vault-Tec constructed Vaults as underground shelters, but many were social experiments...that ultimately spell trouble.

Fallout lore is expansive, offering a rich narrative filled with political intrigue, propaganda, moral choices, and the struggle for survival in a harsh, irradiated landscape.

Whether you are teaming up with the Brotherhood of Steel, the raiders at Crater, the Railroad, the New California Republic, the Minutemen, the Institute, Foundation settlers, the Great Khans, or the Super Mutants, you'll love these fun and free crafts, ideas and decor DIY's!

ARE YOU ON TEAM POWER ARMOR?

I have made a bunch of power armor in my days, but I do not like it, nor do I wear it.

I heavily modded Fallout 4 because I was scared to play it!

I made the game so I could have 5 companions with me at all times, lol.

FALLOUT CRYPTIDS:

I love the Fallout series, and especially, Fallout 76 and the wide array of mysteriousfantastic beastsin the game.

Here's some of the classic Cryptids:

Mothman: Inspired by the real-world legend of the Mothman, Fallout 76 introduces this winged creature with glowing red eyes.
Flatwoods Monster: Another cryptid in Fallout 76, the Flatwoods Monster is an extraterrestrial being with a mysterious appearance and purple glow.
Grafton Monster: A mutated creature resembling a massive headless monster, found in Fallout 76 roaming around Poseidon Energy Plant.
Snallygaster: A mutated salamander with a long neck featured in Fallout 76...usually hanging out in the Cranberry Bog Region.
Wendigo: Based on Algonquian folklore, the Wendigo is a Gollum-like creature found in Fallout 76.
Sheepsquatch: An elusive and mythical creature, blending aspects of Bigfoot with a horned ram, featured in Fallout 76.
Nightstalker: A mutated creature with a rattlesnake's tail and a stealthy nature, appearing in Fallout: New Vegas.
Yao Guai: A mutated version of the black bear, known for its aggressiveness and strength, appearing in various Fallout games.

There's Ogua, Blue Devils, Behemoths and more!

How to make a Vault-Tec Lunchbox with Sublimation Printing

Again, sublimation printing is awesome for detail and image vibrancy.

This lunchbox was easy to make and so fun to have as home decor!

Lunchboxes on Fallout are icon and a fun item to find or buy during gameplay.

They picture a line up of people going into the vault with a Vault Boy in the bottom corner.

The edges of the lunchbox are typically decorated with Vault Boy in various perk poses...but I'm keeping this one simple.

Let's make a Fallout Lunchbox Prop using sublimation! (FREE image at end of post)

Make your own fun Fallout goodies with these free printables:

➡️➡️➡️Here's the link to my folder of FALLOUT THEMED FREEBIES⬅️⬅️⬅️

Personal use only please.

Most images have been sourced from other places on the internet...links aren't provided here, sorry.

I adjusted many of the images so they are ready to print on a regular size piece of paper and they are scaled to fit the real life object...like spam or cola bottles.

They are FREE for personal use, as Bethesda owns all the rights and Fallout properties.

I'm just totally into all the geekery geekery doctor Crocker (Fallout 4) has to offer!

That's it!

Hope you like this Vault Dwellers guide to all the crafting, parties and decor ideas the Wasteland has to offer!

I have so many more fun ideas--and so little time, perhaps they will wait until a new Fallout game series comes to the world.

Let me know your favorite crafts in the comments!