Easy DIY Fall Wreath Tutorial

To me, nothing says “Welcome” and “Come In” like a beautiful wreath on the door of your home.

Purchasing a new wreath for every season or holiday can get quite expensive.

That’s why I make many of my own wreaths each season.

How to Make an Easy DIY Fall Wreath

Supplies for this DIY Fall Wreath:

Grapevine wreath form

Faux fall colored leaves (I like to get them on a garland)

4 faux pumpkins (your choice of color, vary the size)

Ribbon in a complimentary color

Hot Glue Gun

Florist Wire (to tie on the ribbon)

I love working with grapevine wreaths.

They are very forgiving and it’s easy to attach elements to it without it being noticeable.

I also recommend using wired ribbon. It holds it’s shape better.

The store didn’t have any in the black and white buffalo check, so I had to choose another option this time.

I already had the little pumpkins in my fall decor stash, but you can find them in craft stores and dollar stores.

I love the contrast of the black and white with the orange and earthy tones. So pretty!

Directions to make this Fall Wreath:

Using the hot glue, first glue the leaves on around the entire form.

Then, glue the pumpkins to the bottom, leaving a small space for the ribbon to be attached.

I offset my pumpkins by placing three on one side and one on the other.

Lastly, attach the bow with a small piece of florist wire to hold it securely in place.

And that’s it! Super easy DIY fall wreath for your door.

I hope I’ve inspired you to try making your own fall wreath too!

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At Home In The Wildwood/ Robyn’s Southern Nest/ JENRON DESIGNS

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