Easy DIY Fall Wreath
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The weather is getting cooler here! That means it’s the perfect time to share with you how to make this impressive easy DIY Fall Wreath. If you already have a grapevine wreath on hand, then you can complete this project for under $15 and probably under 15 minutes!
What You Will Need
- Grapevine Wreath
- 15 faux floral stems (mine are from the Dollar Tree)
- Wreath hanger (also used here)
Here are the ones I chose for this year’s wreath. There are 19 total picks, but I only used 15.
Our Dollar Tree had a pretty good selection this year!
Hang and Adjust
This was the first version and as you can see, the balance was off! I recommend taking a picture every time you hang or place your decor. The picture will definitely reveal the parts that need tweaking. After looking at this picture, I knew exactly what changes needed to be made. Can you see them, too?
So, back inside to the table we went. I took everything out, referred back to my picture and began inserting the picks. Because I knew the new arrangement I wanted, recreation only took minutes! And below is the final placement. You can use a hot glue gun if needed. But, I find that the grapevine wreath really holds the picks in place with brute strength. If you’re looking to cover the entire wreath, check out my Impressive DIY Spring Wreath post!
And there you have it. Grab a pumpkin spiced whatever, stop at your Dollar Tree and create your own DIY Fall Wreath just as easy (and cheap!) as I did here.
Happy Fall y’all,
