Fall Harvest Wreath

I recently put together a fall harvest wreath, and I had so much fun with this project that I’d love for you to make one too. It’s completely beginner‑friendly, super budget‑friendly, and such a sweet way to bring a little autumn charm into your home. All of the materials I used came straight from Target, and if you love the Target Dollar Spot as much as I do, you already know how many cute seasonal goodies you can find there.

This wreath comes together quickly with just a few simple pieces, and it’s the perfect craft for a cozy afternoon. Whether you’re decorating your front door, a wall, or a little nook inside your home, this fall harvest wreath adds that warm, welcoming touch we all love during the season.

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Let's dive in and create this fall harvest wreath!

Materials

Metal ring wreath

Metal harvest sign

Felt leaves

Craft pom poms -optional

paint

Wooden pumpkins (3)

ribbon

hot glue

twine

Total cost: $7

Start by taking your metal harvest sign and applying paint. For this, I was using red paint. You will need around three coats of paint. Once you have done this step, set your sign aside and allow it to fully dry.

Next, take your metal ring and lay out your ribbon. Place your metal ring on top of the ribbon, and cut to size. You will then take the ends of your ribbon and fold it over the metal ring. Apply glue to the ends as you fold them over the ring. Your ribbon should now be going across your metal ring.

You're ready to begin painting your pumpkins. For this, I used orange for my pumpkins and gold paint to outline my pumpkins. We'll also apply some gold paint over the harvest sign. 

Once everything is dry, you can add your pumpkins, felt leaves, and pom poms to your ring. You can now glue your harvest sign over your ribbon in the middle.

Take some of your ribbons and create a bow. In the middle of my bow, I went ahead and wrapped some twine around. Be sure to add some extra glue when gluing your bow to your metal ring. 

When you are all done gluing your pumpkins, leaves, and sign, you can now tie off some twine just above the bow. Take some twine, loop it, and tie off the ends. 

Now you are ready to hang your wreath. 

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