Create With Me: Autumn Grapevine Wreath

Let's create a beautiful autumn grapevine wreath together with this easy-to-follow DIY craft tutorial. It's an excellent way to add a touch of seasonal charm to your home decor. Today, we'll use mini pumpkins, faux fall floral, a metal sign, faux greenery, and other materials to make the wreath. Follow the step-by-step instructions provided to make your own autumn grapevine wreath.

A grapevine wreath with faux floral, mini craft pumpkins, a metal welcome sign, and a bow displayed on a door

Video tutorial

Faux foliage, metal welcome sign, grapevine wreath, ribbon, mini pumpkins, and floral cutters on a table

Materials

One Grapevine wreath- The size of my wreath is 14''
Two mini pumpkins
Twine
One sign- I am using a metal welcome sign from Dollar Tree
Floral cutters
Faux fall flowers and greenery
Ribbon-For creating a bow
Scissors

Step 1: Adding greenery to the wreath

Faux foliage near grapevine wreath on a table

To start, insert your greenery into the spaces of your grapevine wreath, pulling each piece through the openings. You can also secure your greenery with floral wire and continue adding around the wreath.

Faux foliage displayed in grapevine wreath on a table

Step 2: Adding mini pumpkins to the wreath

Two orange mini craft pumpkins, scissors, and twine on a table.

First, determine the placement of your mini pumpkins on the wreath. Attach using twine by threading through the openings and tying them off. For foam pumpkins, insert the wire through the bottom and pull through the wreath, or use hot glue.

Step 4: Attaching metal welcome sign to the wreath

Metal welcome sign being held at bottom of the grapevine wreath.

You can add a metal sign to your wreath by inserting twine through two openings on the sign and securing it to your wreath. Alternatively, you can use wire to attach the sign.

Close-up of metal welcome sign attached to the bottom of the grapevine wreath

Step 5: Cutting and Adding faux floral to the wreath

Faux floral in red and yellow near floral cutters on a table

Finally, use your floral cutters to trim the stems of your flowers. Then, insert the stems into the wreath and secure them with floral wire if needed. You can also create a bow using your ribbon and add it to the top of your wreath.

Completed grapevine wreath design with faux yellow and red floral, bow, foliage, and metal welcome sign

Close-up of faux floral on a grapevine wreath

Close-up of faux floral and part of metal welcome sign

Your autumn wreath is now ready to be displayed. I bought the faux floral and metal sign from Dollar Tree, but I can't remember where I got the mini pumpkins and greenery. You should be able to find those items at any craft store.

Thank you for making this wreath with me. See you soon!

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