Ultimate FILLER GUIDE | items to use, tips & process | Animal Crossing: New Horizons

If you find yourself struggling with filler and transitional areas in Animal Crossing New Horizons, then you have found the right video! We will go over a bunch of items and things you can use to fill space on your island and how to combine them, as well as go over the decorating process! I hope you enjoy!

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TIME STAMPS:
00:00 - Intro
00:54 - Trees
02:49 - Shrubs
03:43 - Flowers
04:35 - Crops
05:20 - Weeds
06:14 - Custom Designs
07:11 - Dropped Items
08:15 - Fencing
09:06 - Start Items
09:44 - Items: Nature Items
11:53 - Items: Animals
12:47 - Items: Storage
13:43 - Items: Farming & Tools
14:36 - Items: Miscellaneous
16:42 - Decorating Process
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MY SETUP:
DaVinci Resolve 16 (editing software)

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[Lexi-M]

Ive recently gotten the inspiration to get back into animal crossing and finally fully decorate my island. For the first time! The problem is I don’t know where to start & I’m overwhelmed. I don’t know how to plan it out ahead of time ( or if I should).

[mercuryexplorer]

a filler area i've been quite proud of that i did recently was a little berry patch with red lily bulbs and blue windflower bulbs to look like strawberries and blueberries

[soupy]

Its so interesting to see your design process bc it is polar opposite to mine...i dont plan things out bc i cant picture them unless theyre actually there (thanks adhd brain) so i just kinda mindlessly decorate and then adjust what i think needs adjusting haha

[adriannagamble]

I had no idea that chopping down trees at different stages left the stumps at their corresponding sizes! Definitely going to take advantage of that when I’m decorating later today :) Awesome video, thank you!

Edit: One of the other things I learned is that I need wayyy more items in my catalog and more diy recipes

[ghilly_one]

My entire island has developed organically and that’s just a nice way of saying it’s a gigantic filler space. It’s daunting to go about making a cohesive plan. Maybe I’ll just stick to letting it go like the highland moors. 😂

[paranoidlizard]

The most recent placed creature that ive discovered that i really love is the giant isopod, i placed them on a wooden partition in my house so it can peak over the top of the container at me. I am also a huge fan of when people place the snapping turtles alongside things like pet food bowls like they’re just a funny looking dog

[afroborilafemme]

Your guides are always so well organized and edited. ❤

[CTNFilms]

I recently got back into animal crossing after a long hiatus and have also been overwhelmed with what to do..I really love horror/derelict themed islands so thats what im trying to do now!

[Silkencira]

This is absolutely the most helpful filler guide so far. Its nice to go back to this video while decorating to quickly check all the stages/looks. Thank you for making the time to make this!❤ inspires me to open up animal crossing again 🎉

[mfraye]

I've been playing this game since release and somehow didn't know that chopping a tree before it's fully grown will leave a lasting smaller stump behind.

[bobbidouble]

I recently took down almost everything on my island to start over. Going back to it after 9 months, when I saw it I felt trapped in little spaces because I had filled it up with way too much stuff, filling all the spaces. I now prefer to leave OPEN SPACE so that there's room to breathe and look around. Ahhhh! Sweet.

[bunnykisses]

Don’t mind me I’m just gonna subscribe and then binge all of your content because I am on an animal crossing fixation again and this video was so helpful ! I am so excited to watch your other videos and I have so many more ideas to motivate me ! Thank you !

[themavione]

I came back to animal crossing after 15 years and it was so fun to play! I knew I’d get stressed out if I tried to join the island design community cause there’s just so many options! This video made it so much more understandable and helped me put it into smaller steps, which makes me excited to try it out! Thank you!

[breanna]

i've always been so disorganized with how i structure and decorate my island which makes me so stressed that i give up....having a technique like this is a game changer and so genius, thank you!!

[dollyrox]

Seeing the process you follow is so helpful! I've been playing less than a year and I'm finally at the point where I feel like I have access to enough items and things to start really building out my island, but everytime I try I feel like I get overwhelmed, end up doing random things just to do something and hating my results 90% of the time. Having a guide like this to follow is actually so helpful! Thanks so much, I'm excited to try this 🥰

[mamacat]

Love this tutorial, it was nice seeing all the different colors of items, I also think your decorating office is adorable

[rachelmontigny]

I don't normally comment on YT videos, but MY OH MY!!! I fell in love with your account. Your voice, the descriptions, the editing (!!!), the explanations, your website, EVERYTHING is perfect. Thank you for getting me back into acnh 💛

[panda.ffs.]

omg I've been going trough your video's to try and learn something about the way you decorate all week because you do it so well! This guide is absolutely perfect thank you so much❤

[victoirepbk]

i can't even imagine all the work you had to do in order to film this! thank you very much. i was looking for a sign in order to restart my island and here it is! i really want to get it done this time

[PatSloan]

thank you so much! i'm binge watching all your videos. I've had the game 10 months but just now trying to really decorate it and i love this approach of filling it in, then i can go back and change some later. I only get about 1 to 2 hr a day to be on the game and often late at night when i don't have a lot of energy. This helped me SO much to focus .. thank you!!!