9 Fun Fall Wreath Ideas | How To Make Front Door Wreaths

Find out how to make front door wreaths in nine different ways! From fabrics to twigs to even popcorns, there’s a great assortment of wreath ideas in this list.

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In this article:

1. DIY Wreath Ideas this Fall
   1. Candy Crush Wreath
   2. Felt Rosettes Fall Wreath
   3. Sunshine Wreath
   4. Golden Touch Pine Cone Wreath
   5. Bright Yellow Wreath
   6. All Glittery Wreath
   7. Pom Pom Wreath
   8. Fall Popcorn Wreath
   9. Fabric Wreath

9 Fun Fall Wreath Ideas | How to Make Front Door Wreaths

DIY Wreath Ideas this Fall

With fall right around the corner, a neat way to add a pinch of the Fall season to your home is with a Fall wreath! Making a Fall wreath is one of those decorating projects that you can practice.

And a wreath is something that even the most novice DIYer could do rather easily. We gathered for you some fresh and sassy wreaths to inspire you to create your own.

Trust me, your front door decor would look much better with a fall wreath on it. Best of all, it’s just the thing you need this fall.

1. Candy Crush Wreath

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A simple and stunning wreath that all of your friends are going to love. This eye candy is a simple and easy wreath that will just take you a couple of hours to finish. Give this fun DIY tutorial a try.

2. Felt Rosettes Fall Wreath

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This fall wreath is very easy and inexpensive to make. This will definitely draw people to your doorsteps this fall.

So, set out into the spirit of fall with this uniquely handcrafted wreath.

3. Sunshine Wreath

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Bring the ray of light of the sun into your doorsteps this fall with this wreath — made from twigs and other recycled materials! Let your sunshine into your neighborhood!

If you want to give it a try, the tutorial can be found here.

4. Golden Touch Pine Cone Wreath

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Looking for a great yet inexpensive holiday project, a handcrafted gift for family or friends or just a way to earn extra money? This wreath would be the perfect pick!

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5. Bright Yellow Wreath

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Everyone will definitely notice this fall wreath with its brilliant and lively color. Your family and friends will certainly love this fall wreath.

To get started, click here for the tutorial.

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6. All Glittery Wreath

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Make your fall shining and shimmering with this glittery fall wreath. This is not only perfect for fall, but you can also customize this wreath for any other seasons and holiday colors.

7. Pom Pom Wreath

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A striking wreath that will draw guests to your doorway. Using an incredibly fabulous pom pom loom, create a festive and fun pom yarn wreath this Fall.

Just grab your round frame, some yarn and you’re almost good as done!

8. Fall Popcorn Wreath

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A wreath can come in all sizes and colors but have you seen anything with this kind of twist? This DIY popcorn wreath idea is simple and classic.

9. Fabric Wreath

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Wreaths create a warm welcome for any holiday or season. Transform your fabric scraps into an elegant wreath.

To recreate this eco-friendly fabric wreath click here.

Got one more tutorial on how to make front door wreaths for fall? Then check out this video tutorial from Maymay Made It Crafts:

So, there you go folks! Ring in the fall with these top-of-the-line dainties and crafty Fall wreaths. Nothing says homey and inviting like these wreath ideas for front door.

Your neighbors will peak and you’ll be Fall appropriate and feel festive in no time!

Which fun fall wreath are you going to make today? Let us know in the comments section below!

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Editor’s Note: This post was originally published on September 27, 2016, and has been updated for quality and relevancy.