5 DIY Fall Wreaths You Can Make

This article shows you 5 different fall wreaths you can make for your front door, porch, shed or for indoor decor.

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Every fall, I love to make a wreath for our front door. It’s a great way to celebrate the season and to make guests feel welcome when they visit your home. Today, I am sharing 5 fall wreaths that are affordable and easy to make. Most require minimal supplies and don’t require any special skills. It’s also worth noting, making your own wreath is much more cost effective than buying a wreath.

5 Fall Wreaths

These wreaths vary in style. Some of them can be used for multiple seasons. Others require very minimal supplies. Lastly, of these ideas use a wreath from a pervious season and with some minor changes, give it a new life.

1. Copper Leaf Wreath

This DIY Copper Leaf Wreath can be made in about 2 hours. This is a great “first time” DIY wreath to create because the process is simple. All you need is paper, paint, scissors and a hot glue gun.

2. Early Fall and Late Summer Wreath

As summer winds down, foliage starts to turn to a golden hue or rusty color. This is especially evident in hydrangeas and ornamental grasses. This late summer wreath was made with these colors in mind. Of course, it can also be used in the fall.

3. DIY Terra Cotta Clay Pot Wreath

Speaking of late summer hydrangeas, they are used in this DIY Terra Cotta Clay Pot Wreath. Although this was initially made for summer, the dried hydrangeas allow this wreath are appropriate for your fall decor. This wreath is super budget friendly if you already have a grapevine wreath. (And even if you don’t, you can create it for less than $25)

4. Easy Wheat Wreath

This DIY Autumn Wheat Wreath was exceptionally easy to create because I started with an old wreath and added new fall foliage to it. If you have an wreath from last fall, then this tutorial will be useful for you. This wreath is also a budget friendly.

5. DIY Faux Magnolia Wreath

I am a big advocate of using what you already have and trying to find ways to re-interpret decor for different seasons. In this tutorial showing you how to make this DIY Faux Magnolia Wreath, I show you how to take one wreath and dress it up two ways by making some minor tweaks. This magnolia wreath can be used for fall and with a few changes, can be used again for the holidays.

Summary

Thanks for stopping by the blog today! I hope you found some inspiration for making your own wreath this fall.