30 DIY Fall Wreaths We’ve Been Dreaming About

We love the use of brown in this wreath, especially the striped ribbon that accentuates the warm colors of the hydrangeas.

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We just love all of the color in this wreath, and the unconventional use of material that just screams autumn.

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For those who think fall is nothing without apple-picking and hot apple cider, this wreath is for you.

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Cotton burs make for a rustic, yet elegant wreath, and the rich purple burlap ribbon gives a great finishing touch.

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We just love the use of acorns and any other seasonal nuts you can find around in this grapevine wreath. Add some leaves for color.

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Richly dyed corn husks give a bold welcome to the season—perfect for color lovers out there. And for a party!

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This door sign, attached to an inexpensive store-bought cotton wreath, gives a warm welcome to fall and your guests.

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This wreath keeps the pop of color to one side, making it a good balance of natural and bright.

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This corn husk wreath is rustic, yet sophisticated with its fun shape and light, natural color.

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This wreath looks like a fall fairytale, and smells good too!

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If you’re into a very rustic autumn style, this wreath is perfect with its pine cones, burlap, and grapevine.

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If you just love mini white pumpkin as much as we do, this wreath is a no-brainer. Using bright seasonal colors with the pop of crisp white makes for a lovely door statement.

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Straw and oats make this wreath positively pilgrim-inspired—and hey, that’s the reason for the fall season, right?

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Dried oranges just seem to put everyone in the holiday mood, and we just love the look of the pretty orange color on this wreath.

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Sometimes taking a natural or subtle approach is the best way to get stunningly simple fall décor, like with this fresh sage wreath.

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If you like big, bold flowers and color—no matter the season—this wreath is a great choice.

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Keeping with natural colors, this grapevine wreath with cotton and any rustic greenery you like is a rustic stunner.

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This starburst-shaped wreath is an original approach to a fall wreath, and we’re loving the pom-poms.

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Nothing says autumn quite like our favorite fall leaves, making this brightly colored wreath the perfect welcome.

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If you don’t want a traditional wreath, these fall door accents are a gorgeous alternative.

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This cool wreath makes a statement, while sticking to a more natural style.

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For a pop of green, this natural wreath is a simple option for your door.

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This frayed and bunched raw husk wreath welcomes autumn to your home in a whimsical way.

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If you don’t want a traditional wreath shape or style, this antler door accent is a great alternative.

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For the burlap lovers out there, this wreath is a go-to. You can switch up the flowers and ribbon to accessorize it according to your taste.

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This wreath is a little more whimsical for those who love being festive during the season.

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Orange berry stems can give a simple pop of color to your door this year.

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Hydrangeas make for a full, warm wreath to welcome guests to your home.

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We love the use of a very unconventional material for this textured wreath. People will be asking you just what it’s made of.

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These are actually pumpkin-on-a-stick eggplants—who would’ve known?

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