30 DIY Fall Wreaths We’ve Been Dreaming About

By Kaitlyn Yarborough
October 17, 2018
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When the leaves begin to change, we know it’s time to start breaking out our favorite fall décor to get us in the spirit and give a warm welcome to the season. From festive tablescapes to DIY home decorating projects, we look forward to making our homes cozy and bursting with everything fall. Fall decorating isn’t quite complete until there’s a big festive wreath hanging from our door (or a simple one if we’re feeling like going more subtle this year). Wreaths are the ultimate fall décor canvas. You can add pumpkins, corn husks, nuts, flowers, herbs, or burlap—the possibilities are endless. Make a wreath highlighting just one fall theme or material, or make one that includes all of them! It’s simple and easy to make a wreath that’s perfect for you and your family this season. Here are 30 DIY fall wreaths that we’ve been dreaming of.

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How To Make A Wreath Of Pumpkins

We love this mini-pumpkin look.

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Warm Hydrangea Wreath

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

Find the DIY guide at It All Started With Paint

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Indian Corn Wreath

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

Find the DIY guide at StoneGable

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Apple Wreath

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

Find the DIY guide at The Wood Grain Cottage

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Cotton Bur Wreath

Credit: Photo: Laurey W. Glenn

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

Find the DIY guide at Southern Living

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Nut Wreath

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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.

Find the DIY guide at The Daily Basics

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Bright Corn Husk Wreath

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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!

Find the DIY guide at Martha Stewart

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Hey Y’all Cotton Wreath

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

Find the materials at Winnie Jean

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Asymmetrical Twig Wreath

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

Find the DIY guide at Artsy Chicks Rule

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Corn Husk Wreath

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

Find the DIY guide at Martha Stewart

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Dried Flower and Herb Wreath

Credit: Photo: Laurey W. Glenn

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

Find the DIY guide at Southern Living

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Rustic Fall Wreath

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

Find the DIY guide at Crafts Unleashed

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White Pumpkin Wreath

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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.

Find the DIY guide at StoneGable

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Country Whole-Grain Wreath

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

Find the DIY guide at Keeping With The Times

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Dried Orange Wreath

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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.

Find the DIY guide at Sparkle Living

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Fresh Sage 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.

Find the DIY guide at Handmade in the Heartland

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Bold Floral Wreath

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

Find the DIY guide at 2 Bees In A Pod

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Natural Cotton Wreath

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

Find the DIY guide at Run to Radiance

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Twig & Pom-Pom Wreath

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

Find the DIY guide at A Beautiful Mess

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Colorful Fall Foliage Wreath

Credit: Photo: Laurey W. Glenn

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

Find the DIY guide at Southern Living

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Broom Door Badge

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

Find the DIY guide at Southern Living

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Bohemian Feather Wreath

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

Find the DIY guide at Place Of My Taste

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Faux Boxwood Wreath

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

Find the DIY guide at Anderson + Grant

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Raw Husk Wreath

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

Find the DIY guide at Kleinworth & Co.

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Non-Traditional Antler Wreath

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

Find the DIY guide at Twelve on Main

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Fall Burlap Wreath

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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.

Find the DIY guide at Landeelu

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Candy Corn Wreath

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

Find the DIY guide at The House of Smiths

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Grape Vine & Orange Berry Wreath

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

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Faux Hydrangea Wreath in Fall Colors

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

Find the DIY guide at Honey We’re Home

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Pistachio Nut Wreath

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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.

Find the DIY guide at Hometalk

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"Pumpkins" and Acorns

Credit: Laurey W. Glenn

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

Find the DIY guide at Southern Living

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