DIY | Fall Wreath

Now that it is Labor Day weekend I can start slowly changing over to Fall mode. I just put together this cute DIY Fall wreath that’s perfect for transitioning into Fall.

The best part is that I made it for under $20 from items I picked up from the Fall section at Walmart.

I had an old grapevine wreath, so I just used it after pulling out the old ivy.

Walmart sells grapevine wreaths in the craft department for under $5 too. They are usually on the bottom shelf of the aisle with floral supplies.

The hydrangea stems are pretty full so I pulled off the sections to make it a more usable size.

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I had this little owl and glued it to the wreath.

TIP: I find it easier to design a wreath when it’s hanging on the door rather than lying flat on a surface.

Fluff up the leaves, berries, and flowers on the picks before you insert them in the wreath.

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To finish my new DIY Fall wreath, I attached the little wooden welcome sign with a green floral tie to the top and added some of the hydrangeas.

I stuck the big hydrangea leaves that were on the stem into the wreath to add a little more green.

Here it is hanging on my front door ready to welcome in the Fall season.

You may also like this wood bead wreath that I just made for the transition into Fall.