How to Make a Pretty DIY Fall Wreath

Celebrate the beautiful autumn season with this pretty DIY Fall Wreath. This post will show you how easy it is to make a simple, yet elegant wreath using artificial florals and greenery.

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DIY Fall Wreath

This weekend fall arrives! It’s the time of year when I am craving the warm colors of autumn in my home. So it is the perfect time to make a wreath! Today I am going to show you how easy it is to use artificial fall greenery and flowers to create a beautiful fall wreath. This wreath is similar to this simple fall wreath that I shared last year. I hope you enjoy it and make one for yourself!

DIY Fall Wreath Materials

• 18 inch grapevine wreath
• boxwood garland
• fall eucalyptus (I purchased these at Hobby Lobby.)
• fall leaf stems
• yellow viburnum stem (sedum)
• cream mum bush
• yellow and orange wild daisy stem
• satin ribbon (I purchased at Hobby Lobby.)

You will also need the following supplies:

• clear zip ties
• wire cutters
• Gorilla® Dual Temp Full Size Hot Glue Gun
• Gorilla® Full Size Hot Glue Sticks

To protect your fingers when using the hot glue, you may want to use these silicone finger protectors.

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How to make a homemade autumn wreath?

This wreath comes together so easily, in about 30 minutes, similar to some of my other seasonal wreaths:

• Simple Fall Wreath
• Classic Christmas Wreath
• Easy DIY Floral Spring Wreath
• Pink and White Floral Spring Wreath
• DIY Patriotic Floral Summer Wreath,

Easy Step by Step Wreath Assembly

• Lay your boxwood garland on top of the grapevine wreath. Then, using zip ties, attach the garland to a piece of the grapevine. Pull the zip tie tight to secure the garland. Clip off any excess piece of the zip tie.
• Cut the stems apart, leaving a few inches of the stem.
• Arrange the eucalyptus stems. I like to alternate placing the stems on the inside of the wreath and the outside of the wreath.
• When you are happy with the placement, bend the stem and add some hot glue. Tuck the stem into the wreath. BE VERY CAREFUL when using hot glue! I highly recommend using these hot glue finger protectors. You may also want to use a popsicle stick to tuck and press the stems into the wreath.

• Repeat the process with the fall leaves, alternating the placing the stems on the inside and outside of the wreath.
• Add the sedum, mums, and wild daisies.
• When finished, use the satin ribbon to create a bow. Add a piece of floral wire to attach the bow to the wreath.

• Lastly, make a hanger from ribbon, twine or floral wire. Attach it to the back of the wreath.
• Hang and enjoy!

I hope you give the wreath a try! If you do, please let me know. I would love to see a picture and connect with you on Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, or here on the blog! 

Enjoy this Facebook video tutorial.