Two Simple DIY Autumn Wreaths

Looking to add a touch of autumn to your home? Check out these two simple DIY autumn wreath ideas that you can make yourself. These crafts are perfect for embracing the season and adding a personalized touch to your decor.

Today we'll be creating two simple Autumn wreaths. This craft is simple, and when it is all done, it is beautiful to put on display. 

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Creating your Autumn tulle leaf wreath

Materials needed:

Two metal wire wreaths

Assorted Fall leaves

Two packs of Tulle

Twine

One pack of decorative pumpkins

Ribbon

Hot glue

Total cost: $8

Working with tulle

Start by cutting your tulle into several sections. Make sure to cut enough to completely cover your metal wire wreath. I used two packages of tulle for this project. 

 

Once you've completed this step, take the tulle and bunch it up. I used a bunching technique, but you could also loop the tulle through the wreath and tie it off if you prefer. 

 

After bunching the tulle together, use twine to tie off the bottoms of the sections. Next, take your hot glue and glue the tulle together. I also applied hot glue to the bottom of each tulle section and secured it to the metal wreath.

Adding assorted leaves

Now you're ready to add your assorted leaves to the tulle. Select a few leaves and arrange them in your desired spots. Once you’ve finished placing the leaves, take some twine and create a loop at the top of your wreath, then tie it off securely. You are all done! It's time to display your beautiful tulle leaf wreath.

Creating your Autumn leaf pumpkin wreath

Creating a bow and adding assorted leaves

First, begin by creating your bow. I made a simple bow using ribbon. 

 

Next, take some assorted leaves and glue them onto your wreath. Be sure to include yellow, red, and green leaves, which should come in your pack of leaves.

 

Once you have added the leaves, it's time to work on the pumpkins. Use scissors to remove the stick from each pumpkin. After you've removed the sticks, use hot glue to attach the pumpkins to your wreath.

 

If you would like to hang your wreath with twine, take a piece of twine, loop it, and tie it securely to the top section of your wreath.

 

Now you're all done! Your beautiful wreath is ready to be displayed.

Will you be creating your very own Autumn wreaths? If so, I'd love to hear your plans in the comment section below. 

-Stephanie

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