Give your front door a makeover for autumn with these cheap and easy DIY fall wreath ideas.
This harvest season, welcome guests to your home with a beautiful DIY wreath for your front porch! These fall front door decor ideas will show you how to make a fall wreath on a budget that make great DIY Thanksgiving wreaths.
You will find wreaths made with fall leaves, burlap, deco mesh, grapevine, and much more! These fall wreath ideas will look great with your fall porch decor, fall yard decor and outdoor fall decorations! You can also hang these wreaths above your fall mantel or on your walls as a DIY fall decor idea for your home!
Whether you are looking for rustic wreaths or fall farmhouse decor ideas for your front door, there are plenty of fall decorations for inspiration that make fun fall crafts for adults or even fall crafts to sell!
Many of these autumn wreaths can be made in under an hour with minimal supplies required. There are also plenty of dollar store fall wreaths here that can be made with Dollar Tree supplies! What makes a lot of these wreaths budget-friendly is that they are made from things you find in nature (fall foliage, moss, twigs, pinecones, corn husks, greenery, and bittersweet).
Looking for more festive and fun fall crafts? Be sure to check out these fall centerpieces, fall mason jar crafts, and DIY fall garlands!
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Fall Floral and Leaf Fall Wreath Ideas
Dollar Store Fall Wreath from House of Hepworths
Easy and Inexpensive Fall Wreath from The Latina Homemaker
DIY Burlap Fall Wreath from Today’s Creative Life
Autumn Wreath from Simply Taralynn
Fall Leaves Front Door Wreath from Brendid
Fall Leaf Initial from Thrifty Abode
Sunflower Wreath from Prudent Penny Pincher
Autumn Leaves Tree Branch Door Decoration from Midwest Living
Fall Hydrangea Wreath from It All Started With Paint
You can get the hydrangeas from Dollar Tree
Easy Berry Wreath from To Simply Inspire
Floral Grapevine Wreath from Artsy Chicks Rule
Front Door Basket from Prudent Penny Pincher
Metallic Spray Paint Leaves Wreath from Frugal Flourish
Harvest Wispy Wreath from Made in a Day
Burlap Wreaths
Easiest Burlap Wreath from Just Call Me HomeGirl
DIY Ribbon and Burlap Wreath from Kenarry
Burlap Ribbon Pumpkin Wreath from The House on Silverado
Orange Pumpkin Halloween Wreath from Grillo Designs
Burlap and Fall Flowers from How to Nest for Less
Burlap Ribbon Wreath from Love of Family and Home
$10 Grapevine and Burlap Wreath from Shanty 2 Chic
Natural Fall Wreath Ideas
Indian Corn Wreath from Stone Gable Blog
Corn-Husk Wreath from Martha Stewart
Corn Husk Wreath Tutorial from HGTV
DIY $5 Fall Wheat Wreath from Youtube
DIY Wheat Wreath from On Sutton Place
Wood & Burlap Wreath from Finding Home Farms
Acorn Wreath from Tried & True
Pinecone Wreath from Martha Stewart
Popcorn Kernel Wreath from Cherished Bliss
Sunshine Wreath from Yellow Mums
Other Fall Wreath Ideas
Split Wood Bead Wreath from Lolly Jane
Wood Bead Wreath from Prudent Penny Pincher
DIY Hoop Wreath from The Pickled Rose
Mesh Pumpkin Door Hanger from Miss Kopy Kat
Apple Door Hanger from The Wood Grain Cottage
Fabric Wreaths
Neutral Fabric Scrap Wreath from Live Laugh Rowe
DIY Pom Pom Wreath from Hunt and Host
Yarn Harvest Bunting Wreath from Love of Family and Home
Grapevine Wreath with Felt Rosettes from Crafting Mom
Candy Corn Colored Fabric Wreath from Whipper Berry
Autumn Fabric Wreath from A Beautiful Mess
Felt Leaves Wreath from Burlap and Blue
Non-Traditional Wreaths
Sweater Weather Pumpkin Door Hanger from Hometalk
Dollar Tree Pizza Pan Door Hanger from The Maker’s Map
Fall Gnome Wreath (via Youtube Tutorial)
Harvest Rake from The Summery Umbrella
Vintage Tray Door Hanger from Country Living
Hanging Letters from Sand and Sisal
Pinecone Door Decor from Country Living
Pumpkin Door Hanger from Prudent Penny Pincher
Witch Harvest Hat from Trendy Tree
Picture Frame Door Hanger from Aubree Originals
Buffalo Check Pumpkin from Prudent Penny Pincher
Fall Wreaths FAQ
Decide on the primary feature(s) of your wreath. Do you want a burlap wreath? A fall leaf wreath? A deco mesh wreath?
Once you have decided that, choose an appropriate base. There are many different kinds of wreath forms, such as wire, straw, foam, or grapevine. Each form works better with some materials than others. For instance, if you want a deco mesh wreath, a wire form is your best option as a base.
Next, add some embellishments and accent pieces. Incorporate additional autumn decorative elements like mini signs, pinecones, mini pumpkins, ribbons, or faux fall leaves to give your wreath a layered look.
Hang it with a fall ribbon or wreath hanger. Whether it’s on your front door, above your fireplace, or in your dining room, it’s sure to add a touch of cozy autumn warmth to your space!
Fall wreaths can be adorned with natural or faux elements like fall leaves, dried wheat, pinecones, corn husks, bittersweet, and acorns. You can also add seasonal touches like mini pumpkins and gourds. Don’t forget to add a textured touch to your wreath with burlap, ribbons, yarn, or deco mesh in seasonal colors.
Don’t forget to personalize your wreath with small wooden signs, letters, or fairy lights to make it unique and special.
If you tried one of these DIY projects or any other DIYs on my website, please leave a 📝 comment below and let me know how it went!
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Cindy says
I too would like instructions for the witch hat.
Please .
prudentpennypincher.com says
I’m sorry but I don’t have the instructions for that particular wreath. I could not find the original source for that project. Here is a tutorial to a similar project though.
Dana Teal says
I would like the instructions for the witches hat please. I love it!!
Carolyn says
Would like the pattern for the wreath that is made put of a straw hat with a face
prudentpennypincher.com says
Hi Carolyn,
I know which wreath you are referring to, but can’t find a tutorial for that exact one. However, here is a tutorial for a similar one.
Hope that helps!
Debbie says
Hey. Quick question about your felt leaves and lace wreath. What size do you make each leaf petal?
It is BEAUTIFUL!!!
prudentpennypincher.com says
Hi Debbie,
That’s a good question!
It doesn’t specify how big each leaf, only that it takes eight 8.5″ x 11″ pieces of felt to make the wreath. My guess would be about 1-1.5 inches each.
The tutorial to make the wreath is here: https://www.burlapandblue.com/leaves-and-lace-felt-wreath/. They would be better able to answer your question.
Amanda says
Wow, those are some awesome ideas! I really love using fall leaves when I make fall wreaths! Thanks so much for sharing.
Rebecca Holt says
Wonderful ideas. I volunteer and teach classes at a Senior Center. The seniors are interested in the burlap witches hat wreath. But there aren’t any instructions. Do you have a supply list and instructions for this item? We have to supply our own items. We need to decide if making this is feasible for the seniors to do with help. This is the one they have chosen to do. Thank you.
Pamela I Russell says
These are beautiful