DIY Fall Wreath With Garland

Fall is the perfect time to add a touch of cozy charm to your home. This DIY fall wreath project is perfect for beginners and experienced crafters alike. Do you like easy projects? I got you, my friend! I love to craft but enjoy it more when the projects are fast and easy.

Let’s create a gorgeous fall wreath together, using a garland as our starting point. This stunning wreath uses only a few items.

Why use a garland? It is an easy and cost-effective way to create a gorgeous wreath. You can often find a garland at Hobby Lobby, Michael’s, or Joann Fabrics stores for 40-50% off.

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DIY Fall Wreath With Garland Tutorial

Supplies

• 20″ Grapevine Wreath
• Garland of Choice
• Floral Wire
• Scissors
• 3-4 Inch Ribbon, 10-yards of Choice
• We R Memory Keepers Bow Maker Tool (optional)

Quick Bow

Have you seen the We R Memory Keepers Bow Maker Tool? It allows you to make bows quickly and easily in various sizes for wreaths, presents, etc.

We R Memory Keepers Bow Maker Tool has a wonderful tutorial on making a bow on its YouTube Channel. You can click on the link here to watch. I found it easy to make bows in a matter of minutes! It’s a great gadget to have for crafting.

After creating the bow, I prefer to dovetail the ends or cut them at an angle.

Assembling The Wreath

As a bargain hunter, I stumbled upon a stunning garland at Hobby Lobby, marked down a whopping 40%. The floral hues were a breathtaking blend of deep plum, fiery crimson, sunny orange, creamy white, and coral pink—a perfect transitional palette from summer to autumn.

This garland can be effortlessly shaped into a circle by overlapping the ends and securing them with floral wire!

I used a grapevine wreath as a base to create a fuller, more substantial wreath. You can often find great grapevine wreaths at thrift stores, yard sales, or even repurposing old ones. I snagged this one for just $1.50 at a local thrift shop.

One end of the garland was tucked into the grapevine wreath and secured with floral wire. Next, the garland was arranged around the center of the wreath, and floral wire was used to secure it to the wreath.

Continue securing the garland to the grapevine wreath. Be sure to leave a space to add your bow to the wreath.

Flip the wreath over to add a piece of floral wire through the wreath and twist so the ends are wrapped around and no longer poking out. It will create a loop for hanging the wreath.

You can finish the wreath by adding the bow. Secure the bow to the wreath using the wire. The tails of the ribbon can be tucked into the wreath. My bow was placed to the side of the wreath.

Stunning Wreath

These flowers are oversized and gorgeous. By using a garland, I saved money from purchasing these flowers as single stems.

You can transform your front door into a stunning fall focal point with just a few simple supplies and a little creativity. This DIY wreath is a fun and affordable way to add a touch of autumn charm to your home.

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Creating your fall wreath is a wonderful way to personalize your space. Experiment with different colors, textures, and embellishments to create a unique piece that reflects your style. This DIY fall wreath is the perfect blend of warmth and elegance.

Happy crafting, sweet friend, and thank you for stopping by!