5 Minute Fall Wreath

Who wants a no-fuss easy project for Fall…raise ’em up!!! My 5 minute Fall wreath is a perfect choice! Not only is this little wreath quick to put together it’s cheap too… let’s get started.

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To make this wreath I used a bamboo wreath from the Dollar Tree and a few leaves from a bunch I got at Michael’s.

The cream maple leaves I’m using have a slight sepia tone to them that fits in with a light or neutral Fall look. This is also the perfect look for early Fall when you want to start changing over your decor from Summer but don’t want the full-out pumpkinpalooza!!

making the wreath

The first step is to pluck the leaves off the main stems. The bush of stems has a variety of different size leaves.

I started on one side of the wreath by securing a set of leaves. Most of the stems I slipped under the bamboo of the wreath to keep them in place, but I did have a stubborn couple of leaves that I needed to hot glue in place.

It’s important to vary the size of the leaves as you are working your way down the wreath. It will give it a full look ( and it most definitely won’t look like it only took us a couple of minutes to whip it together!!)

This is going to be an asymmetrical wreath so I only added leaves to the bottom half of the bamboo form.

It would be just as lovely if you continued on and covered the form with the leaves.

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All finished!! Now wasn’t that easy!!

5 minute fall wreath

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