Follow this easy tutorial for how to make a DIY fall wreath that is cheap and a quick & fun craft. The burnt orange eucalyptus stems I used are classic and will never go out of style. You can use any fall florals you want to make sure it fits your style!

fall DIY wreath hanging on a light green front door

If you like a more subtle fall wreath, check out my DIY eucalyptus wreath. Here is another beautiful wreath that is made out of dried flowers.

DIY fall wreath hanging on a light green front door

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Links For Materials You Might Need To Make A DIY Fall Wreath

18” Grapevine wreath
Hot glue gun
Wire cutters
Wreath hanger
Fall stems of your choice (mine are from Hobby Lobby)

Steps For How To Make A DIY Fall Wreath

Step 1

Using your wire cutters to separate all the greenery from the main stems & set aside.

green and purple fall floral laying on a wooden table

Step 2

Tightly tuck your florals into the grapevine wreath. Hot glue where necessary to secure it into place. Work your way around the whole wreath.

18'' grapevine wreath with burnt orange eucalyptus tucked into it

I found it helpful to hot glue the leaves to the grapevine because they are pliable instead of trying to hold the stems in place until it dried completely. Work your way around the whole wreath making sure your florals are evenly spread out as you go.

18'' grapevine wreath with orange eucalyptus evenly glued around it

Step 3

Hang your wreath on your door using a wreath hanger & enjoy!

DIY Fall Wreath

Active Time: 20 minutes

Total Time: 20 minutes

Materials

18'' grapevine wreath
6-10 fall floral stems
Wreath hanger

Tools

Hot glue gun
Wire cutters

Instructions

Using your wire cutters, separate all floral stems from the main stem at their base.
Evenly spread out your floral stems and tuck them into the grapevine wreath, using your hot glue gun to secure where needed.
Hang your fall wreath on your door using your wreath hanger.

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